Montreal is located on the central and eastern parts of the Island of Montreal, the point where Saint Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers merge. Montreal has derived its name from the most prominent geographical feature of the area, a three-peaked hill called Mount Royal. Montreal is the cultural centre of Quebec and of the French-speaking area in North America. It is also often referred to as "Canada's Cultural Capital." Montreal is Canada's centre where production of French language television, radio, theatre, film and print publishing are carried out. The Quartier Latin is a neighbourhood in Montreal which is lined with numerous cafés where many literary and musical activities are done.
What makes Montreal's more charming is the old-world environment rather than its famous attractions. One of the largest cities in Canada, Montreal features the 19th century historical buildings amidst the soaring skyscrapers. In the daytime, the city get immerses in the bustling life of the city but still maintains the soul of the ancient past. On your visit, you can visit the Notre-Dame de Montréal Basilica, Bonsecours Market, Saint Joseph’s Oratory and many more historical buildings. The mountain site of Mount Royal Park is one of the largest green areas in Montreal.
The rich culture, architecture, music, cuisine and beauty of Montreal attract many visitors every year. Explore more of Montreal on your visit.
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