Summer is the perfect time to see this historic canal. It flows past the buildings of Old Montréal, Griffintown, and near the St. Henri. Guests can jog or walk near the canal. They can visit Lachine Fur Trade Museum, as well as stroll through Atwater Market. There is also a plethora of restaurants and shops near the canal.
As the largest art museum in Canada by gallery space, the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts comprises close to 47,000 paintings, sculptures, graphic artworks, photographs, and multimedia installations. The museum also showcases Quebec and Canadian Heritage, along with Indigenous art.
Taking a guided cruise on the Saint Lawrence River is a must-do activity when visiting Montréal Discover Quebec's metropolis from the river and set sail for a fascinating guided cruise, accompanied by our guide and his unique anecdotes about the history and culture of the city.
Adorned with statues, stained-glass windows and the famous Jean-Baptiste bell, Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal is one of the city's most visited sites. In addition to welcoming tourists and worshippers, it also hosts an evening light and sound show that serves to highlight its spectacular architecture.
Known for its French influence throughout the providence, Old Montréal is littered with things for visitors to do. As aforementioned, the Notre-Dame Basilica is located there. The historic neighborhood includes Old Port, a ferris wheel, Bonsecours Market, Rue St-Paul, and the Clock Tower.