This archaeological museum displays over 300 years of history on the site of the first two palaces of New France's colonial intendants. The first palace was destroyed by fire in 1713 and the second was built in 1716 and faced the first. The second was later turned into a modern brewery, but the basement vaults remain.

Located in the acclaimed Museum of Civilization, this museum will delight stamp collectors of all ages.

This gay bar on Rue Ste.-Cathérine features live entertainment on weekends.

This famous street includes the city's most upscale shopping thoroughfare and a historic atmosphere.

Built in 1863, this Italianate-style mansion presently serves as the McGill University psychiatric research hospital.

This seven-story theater plays a variety of exciting shows.

This combination obstacle course/labyrinth in the shape of a ship particularly delights children.

Picturesque square popular with artists and writers.

In season, take in a Montreal Canadiens hockey game at this arena.

Lit up like a jewel at night, this casino on the Ile Notre-Dame is the largest in Quebec and one of the ten largest in the world in terms of the amount of gaming equipment. The excellent live entertainment draws gamblers and nongamblers alike.

This one-hour boat tour is a popular sight-seeing attraction for tourists.

A colorful Parisian-style neighborhood.

The museum has CLOSED following the transfer of the collection to the Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec.

This former agricultural market and assembly hall is now restored and home to a community center.

This complex, popular among the gay crowd, includes bars, restaurants and shops.

This restored performance center provides visitors with a historic ambiance.

A glitzy multimedia show on the history of the city.

The world's tallest inclined tower serves up spectacular views of Montreal and surroundings areas. In just two minutes, its glassed-in cable car will whisk you 175 metres up to the Observatory. From this unique vantage point high in the Montreal sky, you can see up to 80 kilometres away in every direction: the mountains, the St. Lawrence River, Donwntown Montreal, its skyscapers and the Mount Royal.

This popular bar offers a huge selection of beers.