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Hyatt Regency Montreal
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $179.1

Hotel Quartier des Spectacles
★★ **

Rates from: $89.25

Hotel Abri du Voyageur
★★ **

Rates from: $56.25

Hotel Villa
★★ **

Rates from: $39

Résidences UQAM Ouest
★★★ ***

Rates from: $69

Hotel Travelodge Montreal Centre
★★★ ***

Rates from: $84

Le Square Phillips Hôtel & Suites
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $159

Hotel Zero 1 Montreal
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $129

Hotel des Arts
★★ **

Rates from: $39

Hotel Casa Bella
★★ **

Rates from: $44.1

What to Do in Montreal

Notre-Dame Basilica

This Gothic Revival basilica is one of the Montreal's most remarkable sights. It is decorated with beautiful wood carvings.

Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours

It is one of the oldest churches in the Montreal. It was built in 1771. Its nickname is Sailors' Church.

St Patrick’s Basilica Montreal

This Roman Catholic basilica is dedicated to St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It was built by Irish immigrants.

Illuminated Crowd

This large public art sculpture made of polyester is really remarkable. It caused a lot of controversy among Montrealers.

Botanical Garden Montreal

This large botanical garden lies on 190 acres and it offers wide range of thematic gardens and greenhouses.

Biodome

This museum offers rain forest, the Arctic Circle, rolling woodlands or raw Atlantic oceanfront in one building.

Olympic Stadium Montreal

This multi-purpose stadium was built for 1976 Olympic games. The Tower of Montreal is part of this stadium.

Jacques-Cartier Plaza

This street is named after Jacques Cartier, one of the discoverers of Canada. Public artists often perform here.

Marché Bonsecours Shopping Center

This shopping center is located in the former Canadian parliament building. It offers wide range of boutiques and restaurants.

Mount Royal Park

This mountain park offers wonderful view of the city of Montreal. The park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, designer of New York's Central Park.