Best Attractions in Montreal

A 60-meter-high Ferris wheel offering views of the St. Lawrence River and the surrounding area, noted for its comfortable, air-conditioned gondolas and smooth ride.

The Clock Tower is a tribute to the sailors in the War of 1914 to 1918, overlooking the river and the city.

A neoclassical style building transformed into a multi-purpose facility with shops, restaurants, and boutiques.

A public square in the heart of Old Montreal, featuring street performers, restaurants, and shops, dating back to the 18th century.

A unique facility that recreates five ecosystems of the Americas, allowing visitors to observe plants and animals in their natural habitats and offers an immersive and educational experience for nature lovers of all ages.

The Old Port of Montreal is a popular public square that leads to the Marché Bonsecours and is a lively place with live events and music during the summer months.

Montreal's City Hall is across the road from Jacques Cartier Place with a beautiful fountain and lovely architecture.

Jacques-Cartier Place is a historic area in Old Montreal with dining options, artists, and live musicians.

A vast network of underground walkways and tunnels connecting various downtown buildings, shops, and eateries, providing a sheltered passage during harsh weather and offering a unique shopping experience.

A unique wildlife park dedicated to the conservation of Quebec's native species where visitors can observe and learn about local wildlife in naturalistic habitats making it an educational and family-friendly destination.