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A neo-Gothic masterpiece on the Place d'Armes: Behind the simple façade of the Basilica of Notre-Dame lies a breathtaking interior in deep blue and gold, illuminated by thousands of lights and decorated with ornate wood carvings. The spectacular light spectacle "AURA" makes the church interior shine in a whole new splendour in the evening.
Montréal's green local mountain: Designed by Central Park architect Frederick Law Olmsted, Mont Royal Park is the city's most popular green space. From the Belvédère Kondiaronk viewpoint in front of the chalet you have the most beautiful view over the skyline and the St. Lawrence River - ideal for a walk or a picnic in the countryside.
Landmark of the 1976 Summer Olympics: The Olympic Stadium with its strikingly inclined tower – the highest inclined tower in the world – is a masterpiece of modern architecture. From the observation deck at 165 meters, you can overlook all of Montréal. Right next door, the Biodôme and the Botanical Garden beckon.
European flair in North America: In Vieux-Montréal, stroll along cobblestones past buildings from the 17th century. The lively Place Jacques-Cartier, with its street performers, cafes and flower stalls, is the heart of the district. Charming boutiques, cosy bistros and the nearby Old Harbour invite you to linger.