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Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec
Quebec City |
| In 1633, on part of the actual site, a humble votive chapel dedicated to the Virgin was built by Samuel de Champlain. It was rebuilt three times after fire and destruction, always on the same site. Rebuilt, in 1647, as Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix, after the fire of 1640, it became North America’s first parish church and was solemnly consecrated by Mgr de |
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Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec
Quebec City |
| In 1633, on part of the actual site, a humble votive chapel dedicated to the Virgin was built by Samuel de Champlain. It was rebuilt three times after fire and destruction, always on the same site. Rebuilt, in 1647, as Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix, after the fire of 1640, it became North America’s first parish church and was solemnly consecrated by Mgr de |
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Bell Centre
1260 de La Gauchetière Street West, Montreal |
| Home of the Montreal Canadiens, the Bell Centre is also the venue of choice for the greatest shows and concert tours, from rock concerts and classical symphonies to family entertainment extravaganzas. From Céline Dion and Luciano Pavarotti to Disney on Ice - from Montreal Canadiens' games to graceful figure skating - the Bell Centre is host to the best sports |
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Bonsecours Market
350 Saint-Paul Street East, Montreal |
| The Bonsecours Market, a jewel in Montréal’s heritage crown, was inaugurated in 1847. A symbol of Montréal’s heyday, this imposing building was the city’s main agricultural marketplace for over a century. It also housed a concert hall and even served as a city hall in the early days of Montréal’s municipal government. Its symmetrical composition and Greek Revival portico (the |
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Cabane à sucre Chez Dany
195 rue de la Sablière , Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada, G9B 7A9, Trois-Rivières |
| At this typical sugar shack you'll enjoy courteous service in a charming rustic setting and traditional Québec ambiance. Management and staff will go all out to ensure your event is unforgettable. Festive atmosphere means the fun never stops! |
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Canadian Centre for Architecture
1920 Baile Street, Montreal |
| The CCA is a world acclaimed museum and study centre founded by architect Phyllis Lambert. It is praised for the richness of its collections and the quality of its exhibitions. The CCA has received numerous awards for the design of its building which is integrated with the (1874) Shaughnessy House, classified a historic monument. Designed by artist/architect Melvin Charney, the |
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Casino de Montréal
1 du Casino Avenue, Montreal |
| Formerly the French and Québec pavilions of Expo ’67, the Casino de Montréal offers over 3,000 slot machines, 120 gaming tables and a dazzling atmosphere. The Casino is also home to the Cabaret, a spectacular 500-seat performance hall dedicated to world-class variety shows, and four restaurants sure to suit every taste, from a quick snack to an exquisite gourmet experience. |
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Centaur Theatre Company
453 Saint-François-Xavier Street, Montreal |
| Centaur is Québec's premier English-language theatre company. Founded in 1969 by Maurice Podbrey and Herbert C. Auerbach, Centaur presents a six play line-up ranging from contemporary Canadian dramas and Broadway hits, to international talent. Centaur has 2 theatres. Reserved seating. Home of the former Montréal Stock Exchange. |
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Chinatown
Corner of Saint-Laurent Blvd. and de La Gauchetière Street, Montreal |
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Choco-Musée Érico
634, rue Saint-Jean, Québec |
Chocolate shop and museum. Learn about the history of chocolate from Mayan times to this day. Ancient and modern accessories, chocolate-making techniques (video and view on the kitchen), and more. For chocolate lovers: handmade chocolate, cookies, brownies, cakes and hot chocolate. Summer: homemade ice cream, yogourt and sherbet. Group visits upon reservation. Free admission. |
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Chocolaterie M de Koninck
78, rue Saint-Vincent
, Sainte Agathe |
| | | Fabrication artisanale de chocolat sur place.
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Citadelle of Quebec City
Quebec City |
| La Citadelle is the most important fortification built in Canada under British rule. It was designed according to a defence system developed by a French military engineer named Vauban and built under the supervision of Lieutenant colonel Elias Walker Durnford. The construction of the outer walls began in 1820 and it took 30 years to finish its construction. La Citadelle |
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Citadelle of Quebec City
Quebec City |
| La Citadelle is the most important fortification built in Canada under British rule. It was designed according to a defence system developed by a French military engineer named Vauban and built under the supervision of Lieutenant colonel Elias Walker Durnford. The construction of the outer walls began in 1820 and it took 30 years to finish its construction. La Citadelle |
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Club Med World
954 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal |
| Builded in a old theatre, Club Med World is three worlds under one roof: 1. The World of tastes : two restaurants (l’Oliveraie and Casa Del Club), three bars and a coffee bar; 2. The World of travel : a boutique, a library, a travel agency and an internet service; 3. The World of talent :entertainment and live shows, flying |
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Complexe Desjardins
150 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal |
| 110 stores and restaurants, as well as a grocery store surround an immense public square where many events are held year round. Located in the heart of downtown, cultural events and the underground city, Complexe Desjardins also gives direct access to the Hôtel Wyndham Montréal. |
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Crescent Street
Montreal |
| Running perpendicular to Sainte-Catherine Street in the heart of downtown, Crescent Street’s specialty and high-end boutiques attract Montrealers and visitors alike. North of de Maisonneuve Boulevard, the Street’s sumptuous Victorian architecture housing luxury boutiques, haute couture showrooms and art galleries has been carefully showcased, giving the Street a distinctive touch of elegance. To the south, nightclubs, restaurants, bars, outdoor cafés |
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Croisières M/S Jacques-Cartier inc.
1515 rue du Fleuve , C.P. 64, Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada, G9A 5E3, Trois-Rivières |
| Take a cruise aboard this company's M.S. Jacques-Cartier (400 passengers) or the catamaran Le Draveur (92 passengers), with departures to and from several Québec cities. Theme cruises, supper-cruises and group activities available. Ships available for charter. Contact the company for details regarding departures and schedules. By reservation only |
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Domaine Maizerets
Quebec City |
| The Maizerets Estate, a patrimonial and historical site, has travelled down the ages as a magnificent greenspace since 1705. With its large grassy areas, arboretum, gardens and historic buildings, the park is a great place to enjoy nature in the city. Nature and bird-watching in the summer, cross-country skiers and snow shoers take over the grounds in the winter. A |
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Downtown Montréal
1001 du Square-Dorcheste Street
(Corner of Sainte-Catherine and Peel Streets), Montreal |
| Downtown is both the heart of Montréal and one of the most vibrant, cosmopolitan areas of the city. Nestled at the feet of postmodern towers, well matched with the surrounding gracious Victorian architecture, a number of the city’s most splendid buildings and churches call out to be explored. Countless art and theme museums and charming green spaces dot the area. |
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Environment Canada
160 Tour-de-l'Isle Road
Île Sainte-Hélène, Montreal |
| This former Expo '67 American pavilion is Canada’s first Ecowatch Centre and remains a Montréal’s architectural masterpiece. The only museum about water in North America, the Biosphère is particularly dedicated to the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes, along with an emphasis on better understanding and protection of these vital resources. Thematic exhibition halls, multimedia presentations, interactive activities, modern |
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Good Shepherd Museum
14, rue Couillard, Québec |
As you visit the three floors of our museum, you will discover that the history of the Good Shepherd Sisters of Quebec is closely linked to the history of excluded women and abandoned children in the 19th century. Period furniture, documentary videos. Open all year 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed on Mondays.
Adults : 2$, children free. Group rates |
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Granby Zoo and Amazoo Water Park
525 Saint-Hubert Street
Highway 10, exit 68 or 74, Granby |
| The Granby Zoo is home to more than 1,000 animals. See the gorillas and other African animals at the Afrika pavilion, take a camel ride or visit the Miniature Farm. After your visit, stop at the amusement park or at the Amazoo Water Park with its wave pool—the largest in Québec. The Granby Zoo is just 50 minutes from Montréal. |
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Hippodrome de Montréal
7440 Décarie Blvd., Montreal |
| The finest horses and the best drivers in the world meet at the Hippodrome for exciting harness-racing action. Track and simulcast. Videopoker. Le Centaure Restaurant. Group rates available. |
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Hippodrome de Trois-Rivières
1600 boulevard des Forges , C.P. 1565, Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada, G9A 5L6, Trois Rivières |
| Watch live horse races or bet on inter-track races broadcast on a giant screen at the Hippodrome de Trois-Rivières (Trois-Rivières racetrack). Video lottery machines and restaurant on site. |
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Hiver en Nord
C.P. 66, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
| "L'Hiver en Nord" is a great success,For the joy of kids and parents, visit our snow sculpture park or a surface grinder groomed skating rink on magnificent Lac des Sables !! |
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Intersport Jacque Champoux
74 rue Saint-Vincent, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
| Welcome to Intersport Jacque Champoux in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, where for 38 years, our Customer Service has earned us our excellent reputation. |
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Joan of Arc Garden / The Battlefields Park
Quebec City |
| Created in 1938 by landscape architect Louis Perron, the garden has its own special style: rectangular in shape and built slightly below ground level, it combines the French classical style with the British-style beds. Visitors have an opportunity to admire over 150 species of annuals, bulbs and, especially, perennials. From April to October, visitors are enchanted by the multitude of |
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Joan of Arc Garden / The Battlefields Park
Quebec City |
| Created in 1938 by landscape architect Louis Perron, the garden has its own special style: rectangular in shape and built slightly below ground level, it combines the French classical style with the British-style beds. Visitors have an opportunity to admire over 150 species of annuals, bulbs and, especially, perennials. From April to October, visitors are enchanted by the multitude of |
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Just For Laughs Museum
2111 Saint-Laurent Blvd., Montreal |
| Founded in 1993, the Just for laughs Museum has only one “raison d’être”: the evolution of humour, both local and international, in all its forms. Since 1998, we offer exhibits and events for the whole family specially kids from 4 to 11 years old. Reservations suggested. |
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L'Opera de Montreal
260 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Montreal |
| Performance of traditional and contemporary operas at Place des Arts. |
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La Ronde (Member of the Six Flags Family)
Île Sainte-Hélène, Parc Jean-Drapeau, Montreal |
| With more than 30 rides, as well as performances and other entertainment that keep you amused, La Ronde just a stone's throw from downtown Montréal, is the favoured location of the world's greatest competition of pyrotechnic arts. Each summer, La Ronde presents an average of nine 30-minute pyromusical demonstrations that can be enjoyed on site. |
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Le Parc des Campeurs
50 rue St-Joseph
, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
| Le Parc des Campeurs in Ste-Agathe-des-Monts with its 45 km of trails has been improved again this year. Renown as one of the best cross-country ski centre in the Laurentians, its reputation is mostly based upon the quality of the groomed trails and the natural beauty of the site. One way trails provide a wild experience for every kind of |
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Le parc du Bois-de-Coulonge
Quebec City |
| Bois-de-Coulonge overlooking the St. Lawrence River from atop the cliff is one of the most picturesque public parks in the city, this 24-hectare site is well known for its gardens, the beauty of its plants and the vestiges of its long history. Birdwatchers and people out for a stroll enjoy walking along the many trails criss-crossing the grounds |
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Le Patriote de Ste-Agathe
258 ch. Saint-Venant
C.P. 552 , Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
| During the warm months of summer, from June 17 to September 4, Le Théâtre Le Patriote de Sainte-Agathe will present a dazzling comedy with foolproof action. Jolly madness featuring the exceptionally talented duo of the "Dîner de Cons", Michel Dumont and Claude Michaud. |
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Les Croisières Alouette inc.
C.P. 250
, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
In 1940, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts was the selected destination for an international upper middle class elite. The Alouette Cruises were already cruising the banks of the first Quebec lakeside resort. Ever since, the Alouette Cruises are an attraction you must not miss when visiting the Laurentians. It is more that a simple excursion on Lac des Sables, it is a 50-minute interpretive |
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Little Italy
Corner of Saint-Zotique street, Jean-Talon, Marconi and Drolet
, Montreal |
| Italian immigrants began their migration to Montreal in large numbers during the end of the 19th century, with another wave making their way across the Atlantic in the aftermath of World War II. Proud of their cultural roots, Montreal's Italian community has played an integral role in the development of this city and continues to do so without sacrificing their |
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Manoir Sous les Arbres
4433, chemin Renaud, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts |
A garden SPA *Hydromassage *Pressotherapy *Rain massage *Algae body wrap
*Body peeling *Massage *Beauty care |
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Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame de Bon-Secours Chapel
400 Saint-Paul Street East, Montreal |
| Located in the heart of Old Montréal, the Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel are two of the most important heritage sites in Montréal. The Museum gives a glimpse into the lives of the first Montrealers who settled here more than 300 years ago through the experience of an ardent and courageous woman. The archaeological site of 1998 reveals the |
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McCord Museum of Canadian History
690 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal |
| The McCord is one of North America’s most significant historical institutions. It possesses the most important First Nations collection in Québec, the foremost Costume and Textiles collection in the country, and a photographic archives that is unparalleled anywhere in the world. This diversified collection is an inspiration for anyone seeking to explore the history of Canada. |
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McGill College Avenue
Montreal |
| Some people call McGill College Avenue the little “Champ Élysées Avenue”, referring to the grand boulevard of Paris. The view northward from the terrace at Place Ville Marie provides a striking view of the main gates of McGill University and a breathtaking view of Mount Royal. A beautiful example of urban planning, McGill College Avenue is undoubtedly one of Montréal’s |
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McGill University
805 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal |
| Founded following a bequest from James McGill, a Montréal fur trader born in Glasgow, McGill University received its charter from King George IV in 1821. The downtown campus comprises more than 80 buildings on 80 acres of land. |
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Montmorency Falls
Quebec City |
| Experience the fascinating city of Quebec City, bursting with wonderful architecture, captivating history and unforgettable art. Then journey to Montmorency Falls which at 83 meters (272 ft) high, are the highest in the province of Quebec and 30 meters (98 ft) higher than Niagara Falls |
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Montmorency Falls Park
Quebec |
| The falls are 83 metres high, 27 metres higher than Niagara Falls. A cable car takes visitors to the top for a hike to viewing belvederes and the suspension bridge over the cascade at the top of the ridge. This park offers a multitude of activities for the entire family. In the summer, walk across one of two suspension bridges |
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Montréal Biodôme
4777 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue, Montreal |
| Experience ecology in the heart of Montréal! Four natural ecosystems create an environmental museum inside the Biodôme. Rocky landscapes, tumbling waterfalls and majestic trees are home to birds, mammals and fish that fly, climb and swim through their natural habitats: the tropical forest, the Laurentian forest, the Saint-Laurent marin environment and the polar world. |
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Montréal Botanical Garden
4101 Sherbrooke Street East, Montreal |
| The Montréal Botanical Garden, established in 1931, is considered to be one of the world’s major botanical showcases. Its ten exhibition greenhouses and over thirty gardens abound with the colours and fragrances of the world. The Chinese and Japanese Gardens offer exotic decors, whereas the Tree House displays Québec’s abundant forest wealth. In the First Nations Garden, you can discover |
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Montréal Canadiens Hockey Club
1260 de La Gauchetière Street West, Montreal |
| NHL Hockey as its best! |
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Montréal Convention Centre (Palais des Congrès de Montréal)
201 Viger Avenue West, Montreal |
| Inaugurated in 1983 the Palais des Congrès de Montréal offers a unique showcase environment whose intelligent and functional design features a world of open space and natural light. The newly renovated and expanded Palais boasts 59 meeting rooms and a total rental space of 31,800 sq. meters (334,520 sq. ft.) for conventions, exhibitions and various events. |
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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
1379-1380 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal |
| Founded in 1860, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is Canada’s one of the oldest art museums, and through the years, it has become one of the country’s most important art institutions. Its encyclopedic permanent collection, representing all types of art from Antiquity to today, is among the most impressive in North America. The wide-ranging schedule of temporary exhibitions greatly |
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Montréal Olympic Park
4141 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue, Montreal |
| Built for the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, the Olympic Stadium is the Olympic Park’s centre-piece and is a bold design of the French architect Roger Taillibert. Impressive in size and shape, and topped by the tallest inclined tower in the world, the Olympic Stadium quickly became a choice location for major sporting events, rock concerts and mass gatherings. A funicular-type |
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Montréal On Wheels
27 de la Commune Street East, Montreal |
| Montréal On Wheels offers: bikes, tandems, trailers for children, rollerblades, and scooters rental; guided and self-guided bike tours, free bike paths map, repair service and is also specialized in rollerblades sale. Montréal On Wheels is located in the heart of Old Montréal on the bike path giving access to parc Jean-Drapeau (Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands and F1 race track), Lachine |
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Montréal Planétarium
1000 Saint-Jacques Street, Montreal |
| Since its opening in 1966, the Planétarium de Montréal has welcomed several million visitors, children and adults, novice star gazers and professional astronomers. Every season, our Star Theatre presents a new show that explores the most exciting discoveries in astronomy and the sciences of space. The performances alternate in English and French. |
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Musée d'art
185 Sainte-Catherine Street West
, Montreal |
| Canada’s only museum devoted exclusively to contemporary art, the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal is the best possible place to discover the wealth of Québec creativity and the leading international artistic trends. The boutique, bookstore, garden and restaurant will add even more to the enjoyment. |
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Musée de la civilisation
85, rue Dalhousie
C. P. 155, succursale B, Québec |
| In the Vieux-Port, near the historic site of Place-Royale, this internationally renowned state museum, presenting more than ten thematic exhibitions at a time, is unlike any other... A popular museum, emphasizing participation and interaction, truly a place of wonder and reflection! |
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Musée des Ursulines de Trois-Rivières
734 rue des Ursulines , Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada, G9A 5B5, Trois Rivières |
| The Ursuline order was founded in Trois-Rivières in 1697. Visit the old student dining hall, and the community's historic chapel and hospital, in which the museum stages annual theme exhibitions. You can admire sculptures, gold and silverware, paintings and furniture. |
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Musée naval de Québec
170, rue Dalhousie, Québec |
A museum at the top of the wharf, corner of bassin-Louise and St Lawrence River. At the Naval Museum of Québec, you will navigate through the history of a city and its river, dive into the secrets of ennemy's submarines, sound the fears and dreads of the sailors, and moor yourself to the old stories of our daring veterans. Open: in |
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Museum's Quarter
Montreal |
| At the heart of the city’s cultural life, the Museum District radiates out from the Museum of Fine Arts. The Museum District’s historical and architectural richness, spilling over into surrounding streets, creates a special ambiance that leaves a lasting impression on visitors. Crescent, de la Montagne and Sherbrooke Streets are the hub of the district’s vibrant business life. High-end, designer |
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Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal
110 Notre-Dame Street West
, Montreal |
| Located in the heart of Old Montréal, Notre-Dame Basilica is a splendid example of English gothic revival architecture. Every year, hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world come to see its richly decorated interior and the boldly modern design of the Notre-Dame du Sacré-Coeur Chapel. Daily tours are offered in French and English. In the evening a sound |
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Old Montreal
174 Notre-Dame Street East, Montreal |
| Located between the river and the city-centre, Old Montréal and the Old Port will take you on a historic tour of a great North American metropolis. Something quite unique is that so much of the past is still visible today – from the place where the city was founded in 1642, to physical evidence of all periods, such as the |
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Old Port of Montréal
333 de la Commune Street, Between the St. Lawrence River and Old Montréal , Montreal |
| The Old Port is a 2.5-km-long recreational and tourist park and offers a variety of outdoor activities for every taste, from cruises to excursions, exhibitions, events and entertainment. And then there are all the indoor activities, especially at the Montréal Science Centre. Once the snow flies, you can skate on the outdoor artificial rink and join in three whole months |
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Orchestre Métropolitain du Grand Montréal
Montreal |
| For over 20 years, the Orchestre Métropolitain du Grand Montréal has been performing at Place des Arts and touring the island of Montréal, presenting accessible programs, multidisciplinary concerts, a talented young conductor and pre-performance conferences. |
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Orchestre symphonique de Montréal
Montreal |
| One of the most prestigious orchestras in the world, the OSM presents approximately a hundred concerts per year. These concerts take place at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier of Place des Arts and at the Notre-Dame Basilica in the heart of Old Montréal. |
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Parc Jean-Drapeau
Montreal |
| Situated in the middle of the majestic St. Lawrence River, Parc Jean-Drapeau consists of the magnificent Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands which hosted the World Exhibition Expo '67. A veritable mosaic of water and greenery with diverse attractions and events, Parc Jean-Drapeau is easily accessible by metro, car, bicycle, or boat. It is a popular playground for Montrealers who come from |
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Parliament Buildings
Quebec |
| The 19th-century, Louis XIV style Parliament Buildings are the home of the National Assembly of 125 province representatives. This imposing and beautiful 1886 building just outside of the city walls. The design is quite interesting, as the architect, Eugène-Étienne Taché, was inspired by the Louvre Museum in Paris. Illuminated at night, the buildings are open to visitors on guided tours |
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Pepsi Forum Entertainment Centre
2313, Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal |
| Visitors will be overwhelmed by the numerous activities offered at the Pepsi Forum: bowling, wall climbing and more than 200 of the latest interactive games and sport simulators. They can also watch the taping of television programs or relive the emotions of the Old Forum while visiting the theme gallery and Walk of Fame that pays homage to the entertainment |
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Place des Arts
175 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal |
| Since its inauguration in 1963, Place des Arts has been at the very heart of Montréal’s cultural life. Spread over a 100,000 square-metre area, this performing arts centre comprises five state-of-the-art halls with a total seating capacity of nearly 6,000. Directly connected to the underground network, Place des Arts also features an indoor parking garage, a box office, a bistro, |
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Plateau Mont-Royal
Montreal |
| Plateau Mont-Royal, in the heart of Montréal, is often compared with “hip” neighbourhoods in many of the world’s great cities. These are the stomping grounds of the young, the urban and the professional. Lively bars, restaurants and cafés, define the Plateau’s unique landscape where Montrealers love to be seen. One-of-a-kind boutiques, fashion designers, well-known theatres and a friendly atmosphere are |
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Quartier latin
Montreal |
| The Quartier latin was home to Montréal’s Francophone middle class. Attracted by the École Polytechnique and the Université Laval in Montréal, members of the middle class began settling in the neighbourhood early in the 19th century. The construction of the Théâtre Saint-Denis and the Bibliothèque Saint-Sulpice reinforced its reputation as a cultural centre. The departure of teaching institutions to the |
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Saint Joseph's Oratory
3800 Queen-Mary Road, Montreal |
| Saint Joseph’s Oratory atop Mount Royal is one of the world’s most visited shrines. The basilica’s huge dome reaches 97 metres and is second only in height to Saint Peter’s basilica in Rome. The sheer size of it contrasts sharply with its frail founder, Brother André, the humble doorkeeper who had initiated its construction in 1904. The shrine devoted to |
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Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Montreal |
| This is “the Main”! Saint-Laurent Boulevard is the symbolic dividing line and meeting place between the Anglophone and immigrant communities on the west and the Francophone community on the east. Here residents and stores hail from all over the world – it’s like taking a trip around the globe within the space of a few blocks. Greek, Portuguese, Polish or |
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Sainte-Catherine Street
Montreal |
| Downtown has always been identified with Sainte-Catherine Street, Montréal’s renowned commercial thoroughfare. Stretching for 15 kilometres across the city from east to west, the Street is lined with the major department stores, shops and restaurants that have been the pride of Montréal for more than a century. Today, Sainte-Catherine Street is busier than ever, as more and more office towers |
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Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal |
| Near Décarie Boulevard, west of downtown, a mainly English-speaking clientele flocks to Sherbrooke Street for traditional grocery shopping, entertainment, home furnishings and decor as well as clothing. The Victorian storefronts lend a British ambiance to the neighbourhood’s restaurants, pubs and shops. Always busy during warm weather, Sherbrooke Street’s friendly charm and Londonesque character entice local residents to meet at restaurants |
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The Battlefields Park / Plaines d'Abraham
Quebec City |
| Nestled between Quebec City and the majestic St Lawrence River,The Battlefields Park, better known as the Plains of Abraham, is one of the world's most prestigious parks. The site of many clashes between the French and British empires in their struggle for domination, the Park was the scene of the 1759 battle that changed the course of North American history. |
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The Battlefields Park / Plaines d'Abraham
Quebec City |
| Nestled between Quebec City and the majestic St Lawrence River,The Battlefields Park, better known as the Plains of Abraham, is one of the world's most prestigious parks. The site of many clashes between the French and British empires in their struggle for domination, the Park was the scene of the 1759 battle that changed the course of North American history. |
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The Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site
Quebec City |
| The Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site commemorates the period in 1535-1536 when Jacques Cartier and his shipmates wintered near the Iroquoian village of Stadacona. This National Historic Site also recalls the establishment of the first residence of the Jesuit missionaries in Québec, in 1625-1626. |
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The Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site
Quebec City |
| The Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site commemorates the period in 1535-1536 when Jacques Cartier and his shipmates wintered near the Iroquoian village of Stadacona. This National Historic Site also recalls the establishment of the first residence of the Jesuit missionaries in Québec, in 1625-1626. |
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The Cross atop Mount Royal
Montreal |
| Erected in 1924, the cross atop Mount Royal recalls January 6, 1643, when Maisonneuve, the founder of Montréal, kept his promise to carry a wooden cross on Mount Royal if the young colony survived the threat of flooding. Today, the cross stands 30 metres (98 feet) high and when lit, can be seen miles away. |
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The Fortifications of Quebec City
Quebec |
| Erected under both the French and English regimes in order to safeguard the city, the Fortifications of Québec bear witness to the evolution of Québec's defence system from the 17th to the 19th century. Recognized as a World Heritage Site, Québec is the only historic district in North America to have preserved its ramparts. Today, the numerous bastions, gates, and |
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The Montréal Science Centre
Corner of Saint-Laurent Blvd. and de la Commune Street, Montreal |
| Located in the heart of the Old Port, the Montréal Science Centre is an entertaining and educational family destination, complete with interactive science exhibitions, technological innovations, the IMMERSION movie game, not to mention its IMAX theatre, boutiques and restaurants. |
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Underground Pedestrian Network
Montreal |
| Referred to by Montrealers as their “underground city”, the vast indoor downtown pedestrian network extends some 30 km (18 miles). The metro subway, suburban trains and bus lines are all interconnected. In fact, myriads of corridors stem from each subway station leading to a variety of buildings and commercial complexes. Over 500,000 people a day circulate in this indoor network, |
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Université de Montréal
2900 Édouard-Montpetit Blvd., Montreal |
| The Université de Montréal is second among Canadian universities for grants and research contracts. With two affiliated schools, the École polytechnique and the École des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC), it offers undergraduate and graduate programs in almost all fields of study. The university welcomes nearly 50,000 students and gives out more than 2,500 masters degrees and doctorates every year. Created |
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Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
1430 Saint-Denis Street, Montreal |
| UQAM is a Francophone university offering a wide range of programs to its 40,000 students. Its modern campus is located right downtown and was designed to integrate a number of heritage buildings such as the well-known bell tower of the Église Saint-Jacques and the building that formerly housed the École Polytechnique, now serving as administrative offices. The structure faces the |
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Vieille prison de Trois-Rivières
200 rue Laviolette , Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada, G9A 6L5, Trois Rivières |
| Classified an historic monument, the old prison is located on the site of the Québec Museum of Folk Culture. The guides, who are ex-inmates, will show you the cells, the "hole" and more, and tell you all about prison life. A unique concept! |
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Village Vacances Valcartier
1860, boulevard Valcartier, Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier |
| About 20 minutes from Québec City, Valcartier Vacation Village is one of the most popular recreational tourism destinations in North America. Widely known as the largest waterpark in Canada and as the largest winter games centre in North America, it offers several activities for the entire family. In summer, the waterpark features more than 25 different water slides some of |
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World Trade Centre Montréal
747 Square Victoria, Montreal |
| The World Trade Centre Montréal is a complex with an exceptional architecture. Discover this magnificent indoor city with the Ruelle des Fortifications and a section of the Berlin Wall. The Centre, which is fully integrated into the city’s underground network, also houses the prestigious Hôtel Inter-Continental Montréal as well as many boutiques, restaurants and services. |
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