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The Notre-Dame Basilica is Montréal’s mother church and was the first Gothic Revival style church in Canada. Its history has been marked by the Sulpicians since its foundation and is inseparable from that of Montréal. It speaks to its Catholic roots and the eternal link between art and religion. The Basilica’s style was imitated by several parishes and marked a turning point in religious architectural tradition. In addition to being a place for prayer and celebration of Catholic worship, Notre-Dame is also a place for important national events like state funerals.

Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal is a Roman Catholic minor basilica and national shrine located at 3800 Queen Mary Road in the Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood on Mount Royal's Westmount Summit in Montreal

The Art Gallery hosts about 10 exhibitions every year, displaying the work of professional, local, national and international artists that explore a variety of themes, approaches and mediums

Pointe Claire Village is a wonderful area to visit in the West Island. Whether you are looking for a fun laidback terrace or the cozy warmth of a top French restaurant you won't miss out! There really is something for everyone here, great gift shops, restaurants, pubs and more… It's the perfect time of year to go out exploring for the holidays!

About the Old Port of Montréal The Old Port of Montréal is a recreational tourism site, which, for over 25 years, has offered a variety of family, nautical and other leisure activities to more than 6 million visitors annually. It is home to the Montréal Science Centre, the second largest facility of its kind in the country, which provides a multitude of opportunities for scientific discovery as well as IMAX® larger-than-life films to more than 600,000 visitors each year. It also contains delightful terraces, an urban beach with fine sand, and one of the loveliest skating rinks in the country. Its diversified programming encompasses a wide range of cultural, culinary, sporting and musical events as well as open-air festivals, including the internationally renowned Cirque du Soleil and Igloofest. The Old Port is also a rich repository of history, both as a port and as a maritime, technological and industrial site. Of significant Quebec and Canadian heritage value, it is located near Place Royale (where the City of Montréal was founded), the Main (Saint-Laurent Boulevard) National Historic Site, and the Lachine Canal National Historic Site. One of its iconic buildings is the Clock Tower, erected between 1919 and 1922 to mark the entrance to the port and commemorate the sailors who were lost at sea during the First World War.

In the quaint suburb of Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue on the western tip of the Island of Montreal, sits McGill University's 650-hectare Macdonald Campus. The largest green space on the Island, this campus is home to McGill's Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, School of Human Nutrition, and Institute of Parasitology.

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