OLD PORT OF MONTREAL
333 Rue De La Commune O, Montreal, QC H2Y 2E2
Since 1830
Clock Tower Beach are Front-Runners, Festival, Outdoor Exhibition, Creativity Factor, Science Centre, Discover Montréal's Heritage, Water Boat Show, Playground & Public Art
Has more than 70 activities to discover. Monthly parking available. Its one of the most popular tourist attraction in the country with more than 50 activities and 6 million visitors every year. Features with a ride on a Segway, or an IMAX® film, a cruise, or a trip to the Science Centre
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CHÂTEAU RAMEZAY
280, Rue Notre-Dame East, Montreal, QC H2Y 1C5
Since 1705
Permanent/Temporary/Upcoming/Previous/Exhibitions, School Programs, Room Rentals, Collections, Outdoor Restorations, Educational, Guided Tours, Garden, Children's Birthday Party, Fundraising Events, Program of Activities, Boutique, Wedding, Governor's House, Architectural Landscape, Indoor & Historical Monument
Free admission 4 years old and younger. Has more than 500 years of history through its numerous exhibits, it's multimedia portrayals of historical figures (available in six languages) and its French colonial style garden. Their historic site, the richness of their collections and the expertise of their guides offer an experience unique in Montreal. Guides are available at fixed times, Saturday and Sunday afternoons
Discount: 15% Off on regular admission - 20% Off on regular admission for members or subscribers of the following associations - View Deal
Price: Adults $11, Seniors (65+) $10, Students $8.75 & 5-17 Years Old $5.75, Families (1 or 2 adults and 3 children) $26.50
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MONTREAL CITY HALL
275 Notre-Dame Street, Montreal, QC H2Y 1C6
Since 1872
Festivals, Intercultural Calendar, Historic Guided Tour, Historical Places, City Hall, Architectural Buildings, Group Reservation, Walking Tour, Events & Programs
Free admission. Guided tours are offered free of charge during the summer. The building will undergo a heritage restoration and major work aimed at bringing it up to standard, modernizing it and ensuring that it is better adapted to democratic life. All public and democratic services at city hall were relocated to the Lucien-Saulnier building in the heart of Old Montréal. Each month, residents can attend city council meetings, agglomeration council meetings, and public consultations