What are the interesting places in Montreal? The tourist attractions in Montreal must be visited.

Walking on the old stone street in Montreal, the white dove stopped by to express friendly greetings to you, and experienced the European romance in this small town of North America. It is located in the old town bounded by Berry Street and McGill Street in Montreal, and bounded by saint lawrence river and St. Jack Street in the north and south, which is the most romantic attraction in Montreal.

Sightseeing carriages full of flowers keep coming and going in the street. The exquisite French scenery and mysterious and ancient castles along the street are constantly changing in front of us. They shuttle through the busy harbor mouth of the old city, listening to the crisp sound of hooves, the clattering sound, the warm smile on pedestrians' faces and the irresistible spring. Everything here seems to make time go back to the time when Europeans had the oldest customs, making people feel like they are in the same place.

On the streets of the old city, colorful lights are constantly flashing, jumping, alternating with changing and shifting light, which really makes people want to be charming, just like being in another world. Various and rich cultural activities and art carnivals are not only the best in North America, but also attract art lovers from all over the world. According to statistics, nearly one million jazz fans flock to Montreal every year to enjoy the performances of more than 1, bands from all over the world and Canada. In addition to the famous Montreal International Film Festival in August, there are all-night concerts and various festivals: Oktoberfest, Alternative Film Festival, French Music Festival and International Food Festival.

Chinatown

Montreal Chinatown

Montreal Chinatown is a veritable city of China. Four classical Chinese painted archways, like its four gates, form a unique world. Within the range surrounded by it, all loves is a native of China, a China store with Chinese characters and a China commodity. Here, Chinese can be unimpeded, but French and English have become Fanhua and foreign languages; Here, there are Chinese churches, temples and hospital pharmacies; Here, you can purchase almost all China goods and Chinese books and newspapers you want.

originally, Chinatown in Montreal was a settlement of immigrants, mainly Irish, and it was the darkest and noisiest corner in the whole city. In the mid-19th century, due to the construction of railways and the mining of mines, a large number of Chinese workers lived here, and relying on their hard work and wisdom, they started their businesses and took root, forming the original Chinatown. Through the hard work of generations of Chinese, today's Chinatown has become a famous tourist attraction in Montreal. Zhongshan Park in the center of the street, though small, is simple and elegant with a strong Chinese flavor, providing a place for people to have a rest and activities.

Notre Dame Cathedral

The Notre Dame Cathedral in Montreal is the largest church in North America. It was built in 1829 and is located in the center of the old city of Montreal, opposite Durham Square. It is said that Notre Dame Cathedral was built according to the model of Notre Dame de Paris in France, so people affectionately call it "Notre Dame de Paris Little", and it is also called the largest church in North America. Unique Gothic Catholic Church, the front of Notre Dame Cathedral stands two towering and majestic towers, which look like a Gothic castle. The middle part of the building is a little lower, just above it is a cross of the holy spirit, and below it is a statue of the virgin Mary with golden light. The three pointed arch doors in front of the church are solemn and mysterious.

Go through the solemn gate and enter the Cathedral of Notre Dame. The lobby is full of splendor and splendor, which makes people immersed in a very asymmetrical but quite harmonious mix of romantic luxury and solemnity. In the spacious and bright hall, every decoration detail exudes artistic breath, and every place embodies the magic of "God". The indoor hall leads to more small halls, and the interior of the small hall is more luxurious and dizzying. There is also a religious museum in the church, which displays many exquisite medieval religious silverware, which is exquisitely made and dazzling in color. In the solemn passage, people who came to mass whispered in the church and walked quietly, thanking each other for the gift of God.

Royal Mountain Park

Royal Mountain Park is located in the center of downtown Montreal, which is composed of three continuous mountains. The highest mountain is actually only 233 meters high, but because of its important geographical position in Montreal, the top of Royal Mountain Park is the highest point in Montreal. The park was built in 1876, covering an area of ***11 hectares, and was planned by the famous architect Frederick Law Olmste who designed new york Central Park. Although the park is small in area, it has pleasant scenery, rippling lakes, sparkling water, swimming in brocade scales and gulls flying. On a comfortable weekend, invite a few friends to have an outing here. On the green land by the lake, the tall and straight maple trees on the shore set off the lake and the blue sky. Find a green land to sit down and have a picnic slowly. With the fresh air, feel the warm autumn sunshine, and the maple leaves are scattered. Walking barefoot on the grassy lawn is just like walking on the warm and comfortable carpet at home.

The original ecological protection in the park is in place. While enjoying the delicious food, you will find several lovely squirrels passing by you, and their lovely figures are everywhere, so you can't help inviting these "little guests" to share the delicious food with you. The Royal Mountain Park is not only beautiful in scenery, but also the best place to enjoy the maple red in autumn. Standing at the top of the Royal Mountain Park, you will find a platform-type observation deck, through which you can overlook the whole scenery of Montreal. In the distance, you can see the ancient and charming high-rise buildings, solemn churches, and flower sightseeing carriages on the streets.

Transportation:

1. Hiking from downtown to Royal Mountain Park, you can take bus # 144 "redpath" station; Go straight up the hill by stairs.

2. Go to the observation deck in the center of the park, and then take the subway and get off at Mont Royal subway station. And take the bus #11 up the hill, and the bus crosses the park horizontally, and you can get there.

Montreal Botanical Garden

Explore the mysterious and interesting plant world and get in touch with nature at zero distance. Montreal Botanical Garden is the kingdom of the plant world. The Montreal Botanical Garden was built in 1931, which was proposed by Canadian botanist Marie Wickrowling and designed by botanist and horticulturist Henry Teuscher respectively. Montreal Botanical Garden covers an area of 185 mu. The garden is mainly in French garden style. It is divided into 1 greenhouses and 3 outdoor parks with different themes. There are nearly 22, kinds of plants in the park. According to the data, the scale of Montreal Botanical Garden is second only to KEW Royal Botanical Garden in London, England, the second largest in the world and the largest in North America.

The most striking thing in the Botanical Garden should be the Insect Pavilion, which is located inside the gate of the Botanical Garden facing the Olympic Stadium. The whole building is brand-new and was built in 199. The Insect Pavilion in the Botanical Garden is known as the largest insect in North America. Pavilion 1 * * is divided into two floors, and has several theme pavilions. Most of the insect specimens, such as bees, mantis, beetles, spiders, centipedes and scorpions, are living insects, and there are few insect specimens. In addition, many strange insects were exhibited, such as insects with strange survival weapons such as quasi-ecological and protective colors, which made people interesting and lingering.

reference ticket prices: 6.5 Canadian dollars for adults, 5 Canadian dollars for people over 6 years old and 3.25 Canadian dollars for children and adolescents aged 6-17 years old in the off-season of tourism;

during the peak tourist season, it is 8.75 Canadian dollars for adults, 6.5 Canadian dollars for people over 6, and 4.5 Canadian dollars for children and adolescents aged 6-17.

Opening hours: 9: am to 17: pm every day (9: am to 18: pm every day in summer and 9: am to 21: pm every day from mid-September to October)

Montreal Museum of Modern Art

Feel the perfect integration of modern technology and art and experience the most modern art fashion. Then you must go to the Montreal Museum of Modern Art, the most fashionable and artistic museum. The Montreal Museum of Modern Art was founded in 1964 by the Quebec government. There are nearly 6, works of art in the museum, and the works of other international artists and contemporary Canadian artists are exhibited at the same time. The purpose of the museum is to promote and well preserve the fine works of contemporary Canadian artists and other intangible cultural and artistic works. At the same time, the Montreal Museum of Modern Art is also the only cultural institution in Canada designed for both visual arts and performing arts. The performance forms are rich and varied, providing contemporary music, dance, experimental theater and so on. In addition, the annual film carnival-Montreal International Film Festival is held here.

There are always two buildings in the museum, facing each other across the street. The museum located on the East Street houses many exquisite European oil paintings, while the museum located on the West Street displays modern art and works by Canadian artists. The two museums are connected by a long underground passage, and the designers also skillfully use the spatial structure. On both sides of the passage, the cultural relics of the ancient civilization

No.67 Montreal Habitat

from Indian, Japanese, China, Persian and other ancient civilizations are displayed.

In addition, there are restaurants with different food flavors, various souvenir shops and bookstores in the museum, where people can enjoy their rest and shopping after visiting.

Landmark Building in Montreal-Habitat No.67

In 1967, Montreal, Quebec held the 1967 World Expo, one of the largest and most successful world expositions in the 2th century. As residence is one of the themes of this World Expo, architect Moshe Safdie has been entrusted to build a large-scale residential complex, firstly for visiting dignitaries and secondly for residents of Montreal. Habitat 67 designed by Safdie was a real architectural masterpiece at that time, which not only provided an apartment community that could communicate with each other, but also ensured the privacy and independence of tenants. The city in this city is a highlight of the 1967 World Expo and has become one of the most eye-catching landmarks in Montreal.

Montreal Casino

Founded in 1993, Montreal Casino is the largest casino in Canada. Its architectural predecessors were the French Exhibition Hall and Quebec Exhibition Hall at the 1967 Montreal World Expo. Later, in the two exhibition halls, a building connecting the two districts was built to connect the two districts, which became the Montreal casino composed of three buildings we saw a few days ago. Its property right belongs to Société des casinos du Québec, a company legally operated by the Quebec provincial government, and all profits go to the provincial government. This also enables us to constantly see the sponsor Loto Quebec in hundreds of large-scale events in Montreal, such as international film festivals, jazz festivals and international fireworks festivals, and some of them are even named after them.

Old Port of Montreal

In the early years, Montreal started from trading in leather goods and timber. the Old Port was the place where it made its fortune, and many old buildings in Zhou Bianyou were well preserved. The old port is located on the bank of the St. Lawrence River, with a length of 2.5 kilometers, and four jetties go deep into the river. Now it no longer has the function of the early years, and has become a good place for leisure and entertainment. There is the Montreal Science Center, which is a good choice to shuttle through the high-tech exhibition hall and play integrated video games. There is also the white ancient clock tower built to commemorate the sailors killed in World War I, which is located at the northern end of the port and is a good place to overlook the scenery, and you can visit it for free. People can take a walk around the old port, or go cycling, roller skating and other activities, or take a jet yacht in the water. In winter, the ice surface of the old port is a good place for skating; In summer, many festivals will also be held in the old port.