Quick Facts
Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Notre-Dame Basilica
This church is one of the most famous landmarks in the city. Built in the 19th century, it’s known for its stunning Gothic Revival architecture and detailed interior. The building is a symbol of history and culture, drawing people from all over to see its beauty.
C$37.0
/ Adult
Pointe-à-Callière Museum
This museum is built on the very spot where the city began. It’s actually an archaeological site, showing layers of history from the first Indigenous settlements to the present day. The building itself is modern, but underneath, you’ll find real ruins and artifacts that tell the story of the city’s origins.
C$19.0
/ Adult
Montréal Science Centre
This science spot is a hands-on museum where you can explore science and technology through interactive exhibits. It’s right by the water and has a modern, open vibe. The place is all about making science fun and easy to understand for everyone.
C$32.0
/ Adult
Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
This museum and chapel combo is one of the oldest religious sites in the city, with roots going back to the 17th century. The museum is dedicated to the life and work of a pioneering woman who played a big role in the area’s early history. The chapel, often called the “Sailors’ Church,” is famous for its beautiful architecture and connection to the city’s early settlers.
C$13.92
/ Adult
Bonsecours Market
This historic building is one of the oldest and most iconic landmarks in the city. Opened in 1847, it was once the main public market and even served as city hall for a while. The structure stands out with its silver dome and neoclassical architecture, making it a favorite spot for photos and history lovers.
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Château Ramezay Museum
This historic building is one of the oldest in the city and was once the home of a former governor. It’s now a museum that shows what life was like in the past, with rooms set up just like they would have been hundreds of years ago. The place is packed with artifacts, old furniture, and cool stories from different time periods.
C$14.5
/ Adult
DHC/ART
This contemporary art center is known for showcasing cutting-edge exhibitions from both local and international artists. The space is set in a historic building, blending old architecture with modern creativity. The focus is on thought-provoking art that often explores social, political, and cultural themes.
C$20.0
/ Adult
Centre d'histoire de Montréal
This museum is all about sharing the story of the city, from its earliest days to modern times. Housed in a cool old fire station, it’s a spot where you can see how the city grew, changed, and became what it is today. The building itself is a piece of history, making it extra special.
C$15.5
/ Adult
Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site
This historic house is where one of the key figures in Canadian history lived. The site is actually made up of two beautiful stone houses from the 19th century. Inside, you’ll find rooms set up just like they were back in the day, giving a real sense of what life was like for a wealthy family in the 1800s.
C$4.5
/ Adult
Bank of Montréal Museum
This museum is all about the history of banking in Canada. It’s inside a historic building that was once the head office of a major bank. The place is filled with old documents, coins, and artifacts that show how money and banking have changed over the years. You’ll see how the financial world shaped the country and get a peek into what banking looked like in the past.
FREE
Former Parliament in Montreal
This historic site marks the location where the first parliament building once stood. The structure played a key role in shaping the country’s early government and witnessed important events that influenced national history. Today, the area is an open archaeological site with informative displays and remnants of the original building.
FREE
Vieux-Port
This historic waterfront area is one of the oldest parts of the city, stretching along the river. It’s known for its cobblestone streets, old warehouses, and cool views of the water. The spot has been a key part of the city’s history for over 300 years and is now a place where people hang out, walk, and enjoy the scenery.
FREE
Place Jacques-Cartier
This historic square is a central spot known for its open-air atmosphere, surrounded by old buildings and cobblestone paths. It’s a place where people gather, walk, and enjoy street performances, especially in the warmer months. The area is lined with cafes and restaurants, making it a popular hangout.
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Notre-Dame Basilica
C$37.0
/ Adult
Pointe-à-Callière Museum
C$19.0
/ Adult
Montréal Science Centre
C$32.0
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