O N E D AY I N M O N T R E A L :
A M O D E R N WAT E R S I D E M E T RO P O L I S
Montreal, seamlessly blends French and English influences. As a vibrant cultural capital, it
boasts theatres, art galleries, and a culinary scene that competes with major international
cities. Whether you're strolling along the picturesque St. Lawrence River or exploring its
diverse neighbourhoods, Montreal captivates with its rich heritage and dynamic energy.
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Old Town Stroll
Wander through Montreal's historic Old Town,
where cobblestone streets wind past centuries-
old architecture. Start at the Notre Dame
Basilica, a neo-Gothic masterpiece adorned
with lush paintings, gold leaf, and stained-glass
windows. Be captivated by the grandeur of the
St. Joseph Oratory, Canada's largest church,
crowned by one of the world's most impressive
domes.
Golden Square Mile Drive
Take a scenic drive through the Golden Square
Mile to glimpse Montreal's storied past. Pass by
McGill University, founded in 1821 by a royal
charter from King George IV - a beacon of
knowledge and innovation.
Bike Like a Local
Discover Montreal on two wheels. Explore the
Lachine Canal National Historic Site, rated the
third most beautiful urban bicycle circuit in the
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St. Lawrence
River Essipit, St.
Lawrence River.
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