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Mont-Royal

Watch over the city on a cozy evening, or witness the sunrise creating serene landscapes in the sky. Walk up or take a bus to the most charming beauty in Montreal- the Mount Royal. So now you know where the name 'Montreal' came from! A 764-foot hill, Mont (or Mount) Royal is one of the most picturesque areas in the city. It is home to the Mount Royal Park which comes under the list of biggest green spaces in Montreal. Reach up to the Belvedere Observatory to get some amazing city views, meander along the streets, sway away in the romantic breeze, or capture some memorable pictures with your family- Mont Royal would never disappoint. Read More

The Biodome is a Space of Life in Montreal which recreates five ecosystems of the Americas. The Biodome in Montreal lets you explore the flora and fauna from the 5 different ecosystems of the Americas- Tropical Rainforest, Laurentian Tropical Forest, Gulf of St. Lawrence, and two Subpolar regions including Sub-Antarctic Islands and Labrador Coast. Opened in 1992, the Biodome not just ensures a fun-time for kids, but also enthralls the adults who love nature and its amazing & interesting life. Read More

Museums

There are more than 40 museums in Montreal, which display the exemplary exhibits related to art, history, science, culture, and architecture. The largest and most popular museum in the city is the Montreal Museum Fine Arts, which holds about 41,000 works in its permanent collection! Some other great museums to check out are Pointe-a-Calliere Museum, Montreal Insectarium, Chateau Ramezay Historic Site and Museum of Montreal, Montreal Science Centre, Montreal Holocaust Memorial Center, McCord Museum, Zoo Ecomuseum, and Stewart Museum. Read More

Constructed in Gothic Revival style, the Nontre-Dame Basilica is something you can't miss to see while on your trip to Montreal. The Notre-Dame Basilica was built in 1820s by architect James O'Donnell. It is said that he was so overwhelmed by the outcome that he adopted Catholicism. The interiors of the Basilica are strikingly beautiful, ornamented with intricate statues, pulpit and chapels. Here you'll also find the impressive organ with four keyboards, 7000 pipes, and stained glass design which narrate the story of religion in the history of Montreal. Read More

Also known as Vieux-Montr_al, Old Montreal carries with it the true essence of the city; along with some great dining, shopping and nightlife options. Cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages, old-styled homes, and some must-visit landmarks- Old Montreal would give you some of the best moments of your trip. With an enormous range of restaurants, cafes, shops and bars, this ethnic neighborhood gets you in a win-win situation. The Notre-Dame Basilica, Town Hall, Old Port and Pointe-a-Calliere Museum are located here. Read More