Montreal was founded in 1642 on Saint Lawrence River by a group of French Catholics and today is the second largest city in Canada. Montreal has 3 million residents and about 70% of them are of French descent and is the largest city in Quebec. Montréal is a diverse city like all the major Canadian cities. There are people from all over the world living in Montreal. Montreal can offer a lot to the tourists – visit the Mont Royal Hill to get a splendid view of the city, or explore the cobblestoned narrow streets at Vieux-Montreal and the impressive Notre-Dame Basilica. Montreal is a unique blend of North American city with European charm and countless landmarks.

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	Biosphere Biosphere is a gigantic steel framed dome.		Bonsecours Market Bonsecours Market - Marché Bonsecours
	Botanical Gardens Botanical Gardens in Montreal are one of the largest in the world.		Cathedrale Marie-Reine-du-Monde Montreal’s first catholic cathedral.
	Hôtel de Ville Hôtel de Ville is one of Montreal’s most impressive buildings.		Ile-Notre-Dame Ile-Notre-Dame is an artificial island in the St. Lawrence River.
	Notre-Dame Basilica Notre-Dame Basilica is in the center of Place d’Armes.		Olympic Park Olympic Park, Olympic Tower
	Parc Mount-Royal Parc Mount-Royal is a public park in the center on Montreal.		Place d'Armes Place d'Armes is in the old town Montreal (Vieux-Montreal)
	RÉSO RÉSO - The Underground City		St. Joseph Oratory St. Joseph Oratory - Oratoire St. Joseph