Notre-Dame Basilica - Basilique Notre-Dame is in Vieux-Montreal (Old City) in the center of Place d’Armes. The Basilica was built in the 17th century but the new current building was commissioned in 1892. Notre-Dame Basilica was designed by architect James O’Donnell, an American.

The Basilica has Neo-Gothic and Neo-Classic elements and can seat 3,000 people. The interior has detailed wooden work done by Victor Bourgeau, a Canadian craftsman. The stained glass windows are also a work of art and they depict stories of Montreal’s past. The pipe organ was made by the renowned French organ maker Casavant above the north door.

The twin towers of the Notre-Dame Basilica are 69m (226 ft) high. The eastern tower holds a carillon with 10 bells and the western tower hold a 12 ton bell, rung on special occasions.

Notre-Dame Basilica is a must see when you visit Montreal and is a popular tourist attraction.

Where is Notre-Dame Basilica: 110 rue Notre Dame W, Place d’Armes

How to get to Notre-Dame Basilica: Subway Orange line to Place d’Armes station

Opening hours: Daily from 8AM to 5PM

Notre-Dame Basilica Montreal, inside

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