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A public space that can host festivals and large public gatherings. It features the largest array of animated interactive fountains in Canada, with 235 water jets, 4 light towers and 2 occupied restaurants with views onto the space.

Also know as ''The Main'', Saint-Laurent Boulevard is on of the most with-it streets in Montreal. Its where you go to enjoy the rich variety and texture of the city. Take a culinary tour around the globe inb its many restaurants. Delight in the creativity of its talented designers. Let yourself go its bars and Clubs

Place des Arts plays a vital role on the Québec and Montréal stage. Not only is it at the forefront of the development of local performing arts and Québec’s openness to the international artistic world, it is also one of the key players. Its more than four decades of history are marked by superb events and discoveries.

From south to north, between Roy and Gilford streets, more than 300 dynamic storekeepers and creators are present on Saint-Denis street. We invite you to discover them through the various directories and menus, which already indicate the variety and quality of the existing offer. Our new website is in very first step, and is expected to grow gradually, all in the goal of making you know better Saint-Denis street and its storekeepers.

Since it opened in 1983, the Palais des congrès de Montréal (convention centre) has built a reputation for excellence spanning the globe. After 4 300 events and 12.6 million visitors, we can safely say that we have developed an unparalleled level of expertise in the industry. Each event is relentlessly planned, coordinated and monitored. During the event itself, dozens of professionals are assigned to handling every detail, looking after the comfort and satisfaction of visitors, and anticipating the unexpected. Our team gets passionate about the events we host at the Palais, and is driven to ensure a successful outcome every time. Located in Montréal’s downtown core, the Palais is a safe and bustling venue. A hub of activity straddling the city’s business centre, international district, Old Montréal and Chinatown, it is near Montréal’s main attractions, and also less than five minutes from 12 000 hotel rooms, 4 000 of which are directly linked to the Palais via indoor passageways. Inside, the Palais is trendy, generously lit, and welcoming. The venue is ultra-functional and capable of handling events of every size. The customer service is incomparable. Hence why more and more event planners and promoters are holding their national and international events at the Palais!

Looking for a great destination for a day, night, weekend, or longer? There’s always something worth seeing and doing in the historic and charming Old Montreal area ! Whether you’re seeking great dining, entertainment, events, shopping, activities, arts, or just simple relaxation... Old Montreal is the perfect choice!

Sainte-Catherine Street is Montréal’s main commercial artery. The part of the street starting at Saint-Laurent Boulevard, going west, is home to the city’s largest stores, such as the Bay, Simons, Birks and Ogilvy, as well as to an array of shops and several shopping centres, including Les Cours Mont-Royal, Place Montréal Trust, Eaton Centre, Complexe Les Ailes and Promenades Cathédrale.

Chinatown has its origins as early as 1860 when Chinese immigrants came to Montreal in search of work and prosperity. They settled mainly on de la Gauchetiere and lower St. Laurent Blvd. Today Chinatown is a vibrant community and the original settlement has transformed from residential to commercial. For authentic Chinese food lovers the only place to go is Chinatown! Stroll along the main thoroughfare de la Gauchetiere and experience first hand the hustle and bustle of a vibrant culture. Street merchants selling everything from tasty treats to caricatures will entertain you. You will find great gift ideas including beautiful kimonos, lingerie, crafts and china.