Horticulture artistry never made as many waves as its doing now, from the Montreal Botanical Gardens. 50 splendorous works painstakingly crafted by artists from 25 coutries line a mile and half long w...Read more

This massive, intricate and beautifulplant conservatory is the fruit of the labors of Brother Marie-Victorin, who’s mission was to "conserve, develop and present to the public living plant colle...Read more

The basilica shares an intimate legend with her architect. Irish-American James O’Donnel, who designed the building from the ground up, was so overcome by his own creation that he decided to con...Read more

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is a major artistic display center in Montreal. It is Montreal's biggest exhibition hall and is around one of the most noticeable in all of Canada. The museum is assoc...Read more

One of Canada's and conceivably around North America's most staggering cemeteries, the Mount Royal Cemetery is prime strolling ground. The graves are beautiful, the paths are peaceful, the trees are s...Read more

There’s a lot of France here, in the oldest area of Montreal. It’s buildings date back to the 17th century, but it’s the culture here that entances you. At the Place Jacques Cartier,...Read more

The Village runs more or less from De Lorimier Street to St-Hubert Street on Saint Catherine Street, and between Rene Levesque Boulevard on Amherst Street and Sherbrooke Street. The area covers a tota...Read more

This is the official name that is given to the National Symphonic Orchestra of Montreal. They are headquartered in the city and are extremely popular throughout the world. Although, the same name is s...Read more

Set on Cap Diamant, this structure of 10 edifices is the largest military fortress in North America. Built atop the St. Lawrence River, the construction was started by the French in 1750, yet a great ...Read more