8 Things You Must Do When Visiting Montreal

Notre-Dame Basilica

Located in the historic district of Old Montreal, the church’s Gothic

Revival architecture is

among the most dramatic int he

world. The interior of the

church is grand and colorful with

hundreds of intricate wooden

carvings and several religious

statutes.

Mont Royal

Mont Royal is a hike that provides amazing

views of the city of

Montreal. It is a challenging hike but well worth to get

a new perspective of the city

that is truly breathtaking.

Old MontrealThis is a very

fun part of the city to

walk around. It is a quaint

area with beautiful historic

buildings. There are

also plenty of great

restaurants, cafes and shops for

your entertainmen

t.

Montreal Botanical Gardens

The Montreal Botanical Garden is comprised of 75 hectares of

thematic gardens and

greenhouses. The garden

offers live music performances,

garden tastings, interactive

displays, and an opportunity to learn a great deal about gardening.

St. Joseph’s Oratory of Mount

Royal

This Roman Catholic minor

basilica is Canada’s

largest church. It is a great

opportunity to learn about the story of

Saint Brother Andre. A visit here is great for both its beauty and rich history.

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

This is Montreal’s

largest museum and

one of the most prominent

within Canada. There are

plenty of great exhibits and

with free admission there is no reason not

to check out some amazing

art!

L’Orchestre Symphonique

de Montreal

Conductor Kent Nagano leads-world

class musicians in well-known

and innovative classical

pieces. The music quality

is amazing and the may

be even more

spectacular.

Laurentian MountainsThe Laurentian

Mountains are a mountain

range in southern

Quebec, north of the St. Lawrence River and

Ottawa River. There are

great hiking and biking trails with

picturesque views of the

lake and forrest.