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Basilique St.Patrick
460, boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest
Montréal (city of), Qc, Canada
H2Z 1A7
 
Contemporary art gallery
Located in the heart of the Montreal Museum district, The Contemporary Arts Gallery features major Canadian and international masters as well as talented contemporary artists.
 
Maison de la culture Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
Since 2016, when it moved to the Centre culturel de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, the Maison de la culture Notre-Dame-de-Grâce now has a second performance space in addition to its first home on Rue Botrel.
 
La Maison Théâtre
Formed by the association of 24 theater companies and born of the will of the community, the Maison Théâtre's mission is to promote the development of theater for children and youth and to offer everyone an open door to culture through the presentation ...
 
École de voile de Lachine
3045, boulevard Saint-Joseph
Lachine, Qc, Canada
H8S 4B7
 
Centre Bell
The Bell Centre in Montreal, opened in 1996, is a 21,000-seat building that hosts everything from performances by the local Canadiens field hockey team to rock shows, classical concerts and family entertainment. Guided tours available.
 
Monument-National
This century-old building, completely restored in 1993, has two main performance halls, Salle Ludger-Duvernay (804 seats) and Le Studio (150 seats), as well as several spaces that can be rented for artistic or corporate activities. The program includes ...
 
Église du Gesù
1202, rue de Bleury
Montréal (city of), Qc, Canada
H3B 3J3
 
Parc-nature du Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard
Cross-country skiing on marked trails, sliding on snow-covered slopes, hiking on equipped circuits... these are some of the activities available to you. To enjoy your outings, check the snow conditions at the facilities before leaving! Parking spaces ...
 
La Promenade Fleuve-Montagne
This 3.8 km path is a pedestrian link between the St. Lawrence River to the south and Mont Royal to the north. The first in the city’s network of urban parkways.