Montreal’s most famous street is a shopper’s paradise lined with boutiques and big brands. The street plays host to events including the Montreal Jazz Festival and La Grande Fabrique sale, attracting visitors from around the world.

Established in 1860, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) is Canada’s oldest art museum. The museum’s collection includes over 44,000 works ranging from antiquity to contemporary art, with pieces from around the world.

Home to the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens, this multi-purpose arena also hosts music’s biggest touring acts and events thoughout the year.

Savour the view from the top of “the mountain:” This sprawling natural park at the city’s centre is a top spot for hiking, biking, and experiencing Downtown Montreal from a different perspective.

Located in historic old Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica showcases 19th-century Gothic Revival architecture. Admire the artwork and stained glass on a self-guided tour – and stay for AURA, the immersive light and sound show.

Canada’s largest natural science museum complex features an indoor zoo, insectarium, planetarium, botanical garden, and environmental museum.

One of the largest casinos in the world, Montreal Casino boasts a large selection of games and popular live entertainment.