Montreal showcases landmarks representative of its history and culture. The Notre-Dame Basilica exhibits neo-gothic architecture and elaborate interior ornaments. Mount Royal, the city's natural high point, offers a view of the urban panorama. The Museum of Fine Arts preserves Canadian and international artworks. Parc Jean-Drapeau spans two islands, combining natural spaces and sports facilities. The Jean-Talon Market has continued the tradition of local food trade since 1933. The Clock Tower marks the entrance to the Old Port.
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Museum dedicated to environmental issues, constructed within a 76-meter diameter geodesic sphere on Saint Helen's Island. The building was created for the 1967 World's Fair.
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Natural park surrounding a 230-meter hill with hiking trails, lookouts, and gardens accessible year-round.
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A large public market located in the La Petite-Patrie district, housing over 150 vendors selling Quebec food products.
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Religious building constructed between 1824 and 1829, featuring vaulted ceilings, colorful stained glass windows, and wooden sculptures in neo-gothic architectural style.
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Museum institution established in 1860, divided into five pavilions, displaying international and Canadian art from the 16th century to today.
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A 268-hectare green space on Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands with a pool, running circuits, gardens, and cultural installations.
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Cultural complex with six performance halls hosting concerts, operas, theater, and dance shows throughout the year.
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Monument erected in 1922 on Victoria Pier, this commemorative tower stands 45 meters tall and features a clock mechanism.
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A 4.361-kilometer race track located on Notre-Dame Island, where the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix is held annually since 1978.
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Sports structure constructed for the 1976 Olympic Games, featuring a 175-meter inclined tower.
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Collection of 22,000 plant species spread over 75 hectares, including exhibition greenhouses and thematic gardens.
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Catholic religious building located on Mount Royal, the largest church in Canada with its 97-meter dome.
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Former velodrome of the Olympic Games converted into a natural museum showcasing four ecosystems of the Americas.
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Waterway constructed in 1825, extending 14.5 kilometers, connecting the Old Port to Lake Saint-Louis, featuring five locks and a cycling path.
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Amusement park open since 1967 with 40 rides, roller coasters, and activities for all ages on Saint Helen's Island.
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Central avenue in downtown featuring shops, shopping arcades, and restaurants along an 11-kilometer distance.
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Historic district with 17th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, and colonial buildings.
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Cultural district spanning 1 km² comprising performance venues, public spaces, and lighting installations.
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Network of 32 km of underground corridors linking metro stations, shopping centers, and downtown buildings.
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Archaeology and history museum founded in 1992 presenting 16th-century archaeological remains and exhibitions on the evolution of Montreal.
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Public square located in the Quartier des Spectacles with an interactive fountain of 235 water jets and four beacon lights.
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Museum dedicated to insects as part of the Space for Life complex, featuring living and preserved collections.
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18th-century religious building with a collection of ship models, an exhibit of sacred objects, colorful stained glass, and an observation point at height.
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Neo-baroque cathedral inspired by Saint Peter's Basilica, featuring daily masses in French and historical art.
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Historic port area offering more than 50 activities and welcoming 6 million visitors per year.
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Historic cobblestone street with independent shops, art galleries, and restaurants in the old town.
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Largest NHL arena in downtown, offering guided tours with access to dressing rooms.
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Public market on the edge of the Lachine Canal offering local products and international cuisine.
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Multicultural neighborhood located below Outremont with varied architecture and independent shops.
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Higher education institution founded in 1821, featuring Victorian-style buildings and gardens at the foot of Mount Royal.
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A 2.5-hectare landscaped area with ponds, pavilions, and stone lanterns, created following Japanese garden art principles.
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Three-story museum exhibiting preserved specimens, dinosaur skeletons, and Egyptian artifacts.
Montreal, Canada
A 34-hectare green space with ponds, running paths, outdoor pools, and an open-air theater.
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Canada's tallest observation wheel offering panoramic views of the city from its cabins at 60 meters high.
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Modernist residential complex consisting of 354 interconnected concrete cubes, designed for Expo 67.
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Cultural institution featuring exhibitions on architecture in a historic mansion from 1874.