Discover the best landmarks in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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Showing 18 of 66 places in Montreal
Quai Jacques-Cartier is the Old Port’s front porch, the stretch where Montréal’s riverfront feels most alive. The pier s...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Since opening its doors in 1983, the Palais des congrès de Montréal has played a central role in shaping Montreal’s inte...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Notre-Dame Basilica is a church, yes, but it's more like an architectural and cultural landmark woven into the fabric of...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
A staple of Montreal’s cultural landscape since 1956, Théâtre de Verdure has been reimagined for a new era while staying...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Shriners Hospitals for Children’s Canada Museum is Canada’s largest hospital-based museum. It showcases the history...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Saputo Stadium is Montreal’s dedicated soccer venue, standing in the shadow of the Olympic Stadium’s iconic inclined tow...
Shaughnessy Village, found downtown between Atwater and Guy, is a vibrant clash of old and new Montreal. This neighborho...
This is a major lifeline for downtown Montreal, stretching for over 11 kilometres and lined with (or easily connected to...
The Bell Centre is Montreal’s pressure cooker, where 21,000 fans can make it feel like the loudest room in hockey. Opene...
Showing 18 of 66 places in Montreal
Quai Jacques-Cartier is the Old Port’s front porch, the stretch where Montréal’s riverfront feels most alive. The pier s...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Since opening its doors in 1983, the Palais des congrès de Montréal has played a central role in shaping Montreal’s inte...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Notre-Dame Basilica is a church, yes, but it's more like an architectural and cultural landmark woven into the fabric of...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
A staple of Montreal’s cultural landscape since 1956, Théâtre de Verdure has been reimagined for a new era while staying...
Part of Montreal's metro network, Jean-Talon Station was initially designed by the architecture firm Duplessis, Labelle...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Shriners Hospitals for Children’s Canada Museum is Canada’s largest hospital-based museum. It showcases the history...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Saputo Stadium is Montreal’s dedicated soccer venue, standing in the shadow of the Olympic Stadium’s iconic inclined tow...
Shaughnessy Village, found downtown between Atwater and Guy, is a vibrant clash of old and new Montreal. This neighborho...
This is a major lifeline for downtown Montreal, stretching for over 11 kilometres and lined with (or easily connected to...
The Bell Centre is Montreal’s pressure cooker, where 21,000 fans can make it feel like the loudest room in hockey. Opene...
