Underground City, Montreal
In Old Montréal, history is present on every street corner. Cobblestone streets lined with historic buildings house art galleries, craft workshops, fashion boutiques, restaurants and cafés. In the Old Port, residents and visitors love to walk along its recreational paths to engage in activities offered year round, while enjoying a splendid ...
Jun 26, 2019 · Old Montreal is teeming with artists and art galleries. Start on the eastern side of the neighborhood in public square Place Jacques-Cartier where buskers and artists gather to showcase their talents and wares. Sketches, live caricatures, and paintings for sale liven up the area in warmer months.
(514) 496-PORT (7678) OR. 1 800 971-PORT (7678) Postal address. Old Port of Montreal Corporation inc., 333, de la Commune West. Montreal (Quebec) H2Y 2E2 Canada. HEAD OFFICE (514) 283-5256 Contact Media (for journalists only) Kaven Gauthier. Public relations manager. Tel. : 514 838-4593. kgauthier@vieuxportdemontreal.com
Jun 7, 2022 · The Old Port today is a major tourist area for the City of Montreal and integral to it’s economy. There is rich history here and this walk will touch on some of that history, but, we will not go into details. To write about the history of the Montreal Harbour would require great research and volumes of books.
Marvel at the Notre-Dame Basilica. Take a walk back in time down Saint Paul Street. Reach new heights and experience new vistas on the Grande Roue de Montréal. Share the view of the St. Lawrence with the angels of Ville-Marie atop the Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel. Play urban archaeologist and trace the fortifications from Pointe-à-Callière.
Mar 25, 2023 · People who stayed at the building where a fire broke out last week in Old Montreal say they had safety concerns. ... Four people have been recovered from the rubble at 135 Du Port Ave. At least ...
Old Port of Montréal The Old Port of Montréal has something for everyone Its mission is to develop, manage and host recreational and tourist activities on a large site that is a place of fun and discovery. In Québec, this major tourist attraction and event site draws more than 6 million visitors each year.
