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The Lachine Canal stretches 13.5 kilometers from the Old Port of Montreal to Lake Saint-Louis. The 19th-century canal once played a big role in the development of Montreal. Now, it's a well-maintained park. Enjoy kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding on the canal's sparkling waters or go for a jog or bike ride along the pathways that run alongside. In winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing here. The canal is a perfect place to get to the heart of what makes Montreal special.

Uno dei più grandi parchi di divertimento del Canada orientale, La Ronde offre divertimento sin dall'Expo ' 67. La sua vasta gamma di attrazioni da brivido, per famiglie e per bambini, oltre ai numerosi ristoranti e strutture per il riposo, rendono l'escursione sensazionale. Situato nel Parc Jean-Drapeau, vicino al centro di Montréal. Con più di 40 giostre e attrazioni, spettacoli e intrattenimento mozzafiato, La Ronde offre una giornata piena di emozioni per tutta la famiglia.

Ogni anno, la sede dei Montreal Canadiens attira più di 1 milioni di spettatori alle loro partite di hockey, mentre 650,000 persone varcano la soglia per assistere a oltre 120 spettacoli, per un totale di 1.5 milioni di spettatori. Che si tratti di assistere a una partita dei Canadiens, a un concerto con un artista di fama mondiale o a uno spettacolo per famiglie, il Center Bell è chiaramente in cima alla lista dei locali.

Stadio CFL accanto alla McGill University e sede dei Montreal Alouettes.

Sede degli MLS Games con la squadra di Montreal Impact Soccer e vicino allo Stadio Olimpico.

Ospitando il padiglione degli Stati Uniti durante l'Expo 67 mondiale, questo capolavoro architettonico è stato progettato dal famoso architetto americano Buckminster Fuller. La Biosfera è un sito unico e spettacolare, situato nel cuore di Montreal, presso il Parc Jean-Drapeau.

Il Casino de Montréal offre una gamma di giochi abbastanza ampia per soddisfare i giocatori occasionali ed esperti: poker, blackjack, baccarat e roulette. Scommetti!

Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park is a peaceful retreat that spans 390 acres, or 159 hectares. Explore the park's impressive forest with century-old trees and rare species, including the black maple. Bike and hike in the summer and fall and snowshoe or cross-country ski during the snowy months. You can rent recreational equipment to use for a day or simply bring a picnic and relax under the leafy trees. Relaxation and rejuvenation await in this treasured green space just 20 minutes from our hotel.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is a historic and cultural treasure in our city. Established in 1860, the collection goes beyond visual arts and includes music and design, too. Soak in a concert at the breathtaking Bourgie Hall with sun streaming through stained-glass windows. Sign your kids up for a summertime day camp. Appreciate Inuit, Quebec, and Canadian art and a stately sculpture garden. And don’t forget to explore the historic Golden Square Mile district surrounding the museum!

Royalmount is a new mixed-use development area that offers shopping, dining, a cinema, and art you can slide down. Shop your favorite luxury brands, from Coach to Versace, plus popular home goods, skincare, and makeup brands like Le Creuset, L'Occitane en Provence, and Sephora. When hunger strikes, sit down for a bite at one of Royalmount's many cafés and specialty restaurants.

Completed in 1829, the Notre-Dame Basilica is an awe-inspiring example of Gothic Revival architecture. It's also one of Montreal's most famous and popular landmarks. Step inside the sacred space to appreciate stained glass windows depicting the city's religious history and a 7,000-pipe organ. Attend a regular religious service or enjoy "AURA," a light and sound show that captures the basilica's splendor. You can also take a guided tour of this magnificent space.

Montreal transforms into a global stage during the 2026 summer season with a lineup of iconic music festivals at Parc Jean-Drapeau. The Festival International de Jazz kicks off the festivities from June 25 to July 4, followed by the high-energy indie and pop performances of OSHEAGA from July 31 to August 2. The season continues with the electronic beats of IleSoniq on August 8 and 9, offering a diverse musical experience for every visitor to the city.

Experience the adrenaline of the 2026 Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix from May 22 to 24 at the historic Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. This premier three-day event showcases the world's top drivers navigating the challenging island track and its famous Wall of Champions. Culminating in the main race on Sunday, May 24, the event draws international crowds to Parc Jean-Drapeau for a weekend of elite precision racing and festive atmosphere in the heart of Montreal.