The Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal is the first Neo-Gothic Church in Canada. Known for its grandiose architecture, the Basilica welcomes nearly one million visitors each year. In addition to its religious celebrations and masses, the Basilica offers ...
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Pointe-à-Callière, the birthplace and museum of Montréal, is built above authentic remains that bear witness to the area's evolution, from the days of Indigenous occupancy to the construction of the city’s first settlement—Fort Ville-Marie—to the present ...
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Maison Saint-Gabriel is the oldest example of rural architecture in Montreal. Acquired by Marguerite Bourgeoys in 1668, this house was the home of the Filles du Roy (King's Wards). Witness the talent of costumed guides and the authenticity of its historic ...
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Les Forges de Montréal offers self-guided visits as well as guided tours that include forging demonstrations at specific times. Visitors can explore the new permanent exhibition that looks at how the forge plays a part in society. The visit is 30 minutes ...
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Located 30 minutes from downtown Montreal, the sugar shack at Parc-nature du Cap-Saint-Jacques has become a must-visit for maple lovers from all over the city. This unique sugar shack produces its syrup in the purest tradition, directly in the heart of ...
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Reflecting the cultural diversity of Quebec, the MUMAQ values the best that can be accomplished when we work with our hearts and hands, all for the benefit of the community. The museum’s permanent exhibition tells the story of a multitude of trades and ...
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Discover chocolates made by hand since the beginning. The tradition lives on thanks to unique know-how. Chocolats Andrée is a classic that is constantly reinventing itself, a love story written day by day since 1940. The workshop-store offers a collection ...
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