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Art Public is a collection of public art in Montréal. They offer self-guided tours to explore artwork in various spots all over the city.
In Montréal's largest indoor skating rink the Atrium Le 1000, enjoy a day of skating under an immense glass dome, open year-round.
Shop for fresh fruits, vegetables and more from the tons of different merchants that come together to display their goods at the Atwater Market.
A unique observatory space - Au Sommet Place Ville Marie - opened in Montréal atop an iconic building, offering extraordinary downtown views.
Walk through replicas of four ecosystems found throughout the Americas in a velodrome originally constructed for the 1976 Olympic Games.
Relax with diverse body and facial treatments on this historic river ferry turned upscale, "floating spa".
Ever wondered what it would be like to be an Olympic athlete? Visit the Canadian Olympic Experience in Montreal, Quebec, for an immersive and unique…
The iconic Centre Bell in Montréal is a sports and entertainment complex known for its exciting events, from sold-out concerts to authentic hockey games.
During the Cité Mémoire in Old Montréal and Old Port, history comes to life every night through innovative and interactive projections.
Ranked among the most beautiful urban circuits in the world, cycle, hike or stroll the Lachine Canal.
Enjoy an amazing panorama of Montréal from 197 feet high, four seasons a year, on the largest observation wheel in Canada.
The tallest inclined tower in the world, offering 360º panoramic views of city, the Olympic Stadium, Biodôme and more at Montréal's Olympic Park.
In celebrating Montréal's 375th Anniversary, the city will commemorate it's history by hosting year-long street performances, installations and events.
Since 1972, over 13 million visitors have gone on an African safari without going to Africa. At Parc Safari, you can see many of the…
Visiting Montreal, Quebec? Talk a walk down the famous Rue St. Denis and see all the city has to offer on this lively, upscale street!
Throughout the Underground City of Montréal, shop, play and dine in this interconnected network of complexes - including Central Station.
