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Mount Royal is one of our great oases of greenery and nature featuring an astonishing biodiversity in Mount Royal Park and elsewhere. Many actors and stakeholders ensure the protection as well as the cultural and landscape heritage of this urban mountain rich in green spaces and attractions.

Located in the heart of downtown, Quartier des spectacles is Montréal's cultural heart. Within one square kilometre, there are more than 80 cultural venues offering an exceptionally diverse array of activities: festivals, movies, plays, dance performances, art exhibitions, technological art displays, music concerts, operas, comedy shows. It's a constantly evolving destination that literally lights up the night thanks to an innovative lighting plan. Big red dots lead the way. In addition, right in its centre, the Quartier features La Vitrine, a box office which showcases the full range of Greater Montréal's cultural scene.

Inaugurated in 1996 and home of the Montréal Canadiens Hockey Club, the Bell Centre has been designed to seat more than 21,000 sports enthusiasts. It is also a venue for rock concerts, classical music performances and family entertainment. Guided tours available.

Old Montréal, home to the city's most historic and newest attractions, provides an unbeatable glimpse into city's many lives throughout its extensive history. While the memory of Jeanne Mance, Jacques Cartier and de Maisonneuve can still be felt on the cobblestone streets, Old Montréal and the Old Port make up one of the city’s most constantly evolving and dynamic quarters, with attractions ranging from cathedrals and museums to an observation wheel and river cruises.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has one the highest attendance rates among Canadian museums. Every year, its 600,000 visitors enjoy its encyclopaedic collection, unique in Canada, and its original temporary exhibition, which combine artistic discipline (fine arts, music, film, fashion, design) and feature innovative exhibition design.

The Montréal Convention Centre welcomes its visitors in a building that combines beauty and functional and whose architecture builds on transparency and light. Among the highlights are the Lipstick Forest, a forest of pink trees, imagined by artist Claude Cormier, and its front panels of coloured glass. Like a window, the reflected game of light colors in the interior as well as outside the Palais. The restaurants and shops of the commercial gallery meet the varied needs of visitors.