4 free ebooks of Montreal Walking Tours
Source from Frommer’s Cities best reveal themselves on foot, and Montréal is one of North America’s most pedestrian-friendly locales. There’s much to see in the concentrated districts — cobblestoned Vieux-Montréal, downtown and its luxurious “Golden Square Mile,” bustling Plateau Mont-Royal, and Mont Royal itself. Also More...
Discover Montreal’s underground pedestrian network
Montreal’s underground pedestrian network, which began beneath the Central Station complex, took off during the 1960s when Place Ville-Marie was built. This initial core would expand considerably with the More...
Walk trought the Mount Royal – The jewel of Montreal’s city parks
The jewel of Montreal’s city parks is, without question, Mount Royal. This 200-hectare park occupies part of the mountain that lies in the midst of Montreal island, and includes the highest spot in the city (234m). Mount More...
Visit The Clock Tower for free during the summer
A proud part of our heritage, the Clock Tower is a monument that commemorates the men of the merchant navy that were lost at sea during the Great World Wars of the past century. It was erected between 1919 and 1922 More...
Biosphere: Free admission for those aged 17 years and under
Architectural masterpiece and symbol of Expo 67, the Biosphère is a unique and spectacular structure, located in downtown Montréal, on Sainte-Hélène Island’s Parc Jean Drapeau. Treat yourself to its interactive More...
The Old Montreal’s Extravaganza Festival – December 4 2010 to January 4 2011
December 4 2010 to January 4 2011 On December 31st 1999, a Grand Bal was organised on place Jacques-Cartier to celebrate the new millenium. Inspired by antique neighborhood festivities, Montrealers celebrated the More...
See the Eureka Festival for free
On its third edition, the Eureka! Festival is taking over the Quays with a huge scientific event full of fun, discoveries and participation! Festival goers can choose from over a hundred activities offered during More...
Enjoy a walk in the Montreal Floralies Gardens
Located in the heart of Île Notre-Dame, the beautifully manicured 25 hectare gardens, left over from the 1980 Floralies Internationales horticultural fair, were designed by some of the world’s greatest and More...
Walk through The Mount Royal Cemetery in Montreal
Mount Royal Cemetery covers 165 acres on the North slope of Mount Royal, on the site of old farms. The property extends 930 metres from east to west, and 1000 metres north to south, at an altitude of 165 to 225 More...
Discover the Old Port of Montréal for free
The Quays of the Old Port are steeped in history. The first colonists arrived here on the shores of the St. Lawrence River, and it was thanks to the port that old Ville-Marie grew into the thriving international More...
