Quick Facts
Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Mount Royal Park
Sizable green space featuring trails, a lake with boat rentals & striking city panoramas.
FREE
Notre-Dame Basilica
Dating from 1824, this massive church features vibrant stained glass & hosts concert performances.
C$37.0
/ Adult
Jardin botanique de Montréal
75 hectares of native & exotic flora, with 10 themed greenhouses & a Chinese lantern garden.
C$23.75
/ Adult
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Spacious museum showcasing Québec & Canadian visual works, plus international contemporary art.
C$30.0
/ Adult
Kondiaronk Lookout
Accessed by staircase or trail, this broad terrace on leafy Mount Royal offers city & river views.
FREE
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Bell Centre
21,000-seat home of the Montreal Canadiens that hosts everything from concerts to Cirque du Soleil.
C$22.0
/ Adult
Parc Lafontaine
Trails, fields & ponds for paddleboating & skating, with both English- & French-style landscaping.
FREE
Biodôme
Former Olympics velodrome housing replicas of 5 ecosystems & related species of animals & plants.
C$23.75
/ Adult
Pointe-à-Callière Museum
Modern museum with archaeological digs & interactive exhibits in historical buildings.
C$19.0
/ Adult
Formula 1 Grand Prix
Scenic riverside track used for the Canadian F1 & NASCAR races, plus cycling & rollerblading paths.
FREE
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Montreal Casino
Contemporary gambling complex in modernist Expo 67 site, plus river views, restaurants & live shows.
FREE
Parc Jeanne-Mance
Roomy recreation area with tennis courts, athletic fields & playgrounds, plus a skating rink.
FREE
Mary Queen of the World Cathedral
Opulent 19th-century church modeled after the famous St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
FREE
Belvédère Camillien-Houde
Wooded paths lead upward through a park to this lookout popular for picnics & city views.
FREE
Montréal Science Centre
Interactive & educational science & technology exhibits for kids of all ages, with an IMAX theatre.
C$32.0
/ Adult
Stade olympique
Multipurpose stadium, home of the 1976 Summer Olympics & one of the world’s tallest leaning towers.
Insectarium
Displays of live & mounted specimens, with beehives, free-flying butterflies & edible bugs.
C$23.75
/ Adult
Grande Bibliothèque du Québec
FREE
Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
Historic Catholic chapel built in 1771 & featuring a saint's tomb, unique art & a nautical theme.
C$13.92
/ Adult
Rialto Theatre
Dinner theatre & live events in a neo-baroque heritage movie hall with cabaret seating & a balcony.
Montreal Biosphère
Exhibits covering a range of environmental issues in a geodesic dome built for the 1967 world expo.
C$23.75
/ Adult
Redpath Museum
Natural history & world cultures galleries showcasing dinosaur skeletons, extinct species & mummies.
C$12.0
/ Adult
McCord Museum
Historical exhibits of costumes, objects & photos on popular subjects from hockey to Inuit art.
C$20.0
/ Adult
Monument à George-Étienne Cartier
This bronze & granite tribute to a 19th-century statesman is the site of seasonal drum circles.
FREE
Bonsecours Market
Venerable building featuring apparel & accessory boutiques, plus art galleries & restaurants.
FREE
Marché Maisonneuve
Local market in a historic building, offering flower & cheese shops, plus a butcher & fishmonger.
FREE
Christ Church Cathedral
Neo-Gothic architecture is a feature of this 19th-century cathedral, along with a 2,778-pipe organ.
FREE
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Neighbourhoods
Côte-des-Neiges
Known for its multicultural community, this area is home to people from all over the world, creating a mix of languages, foods, and traditions. It is most popular for its diverse population and the way different cultures come together in daily life.
Downtown
Known for its concentration of major office towers, shopping centers, and cultural institutions, this area is the commercial and economic heart of the city. It attracts people for its mix of business, entertainment, and easy access to public transportation.
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Known for its historic working-class roots and strong sense of community, this neighbourhood stands out for its early 20th-century architecture and street art. It is most popular for its local markets, green spaces, and a creative spirit that draws artists and young families.
Old Montreal
Known for its cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture, this area is most popular for its historic charm and European atmosphere. Visitors often come to experience the blend of French colonial heritage and modern city life found in its narrow lanes and public squares.
Parc Jean-Drapeau
Known for hosting major events and festivals, this area is popular for its large green spaces, outdoor activities, and unique island setting in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. It attracts people looking for recreation, cultural experiences, and scenic views close to downtown Montreal.
Quartier Latin-Le Village
Known for its energetic nightlife and inclusive atmosphere, this area is a center for Montreal’s LGBTQ+ community and student life. It stands out for its street festivals, cultural events, and a welcoming environment that celebrates diversity.
The Plateau
Known for its artistic spirit and historic architecture, this area is popular for colorful murals, classic row houses, and a strong café culture. It attracts people who enjoy creative communities, relaxed parks, and a mix of French and multicultural influences.
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