The main shopping street in Montreal is Sainte-Catherine that is often called the street of a hundred shops. It is a row of fashion boutiques, brand clothing, shoe, jewelry, and gift shops. On the street, there are shops of different price categories. Here, you can visit very expensive design showrooms specializing in exclusive clothes, as well as popular gift shops with reasonable prices. Besides trade pavilions, there are attractive restaurants and cafes on the street.
Saint Josephs Oratory, Notre-Dame Basilica, Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, Saint Patricks Basilica, as well as many others, they all become the world's cultural heritage objects and remain as iconic monuments for Montreal … 
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First settlements on the territory of Montreal appeared in 1535. Today Montreal is a modern metropolis, and thousands of tourists come to get acquainted with its attractions. The … Open
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Plaza Côte-des-Neiges is a true historic attraction in Montreal. It was opened in 1968. There are over a hundred shops, a big cinema, lots of children's playrooms, popular restaurants and cafes. This shopping mall is a place where you can spend an entire day with pleasure. Most of its shops are distinguished by affordable prices, which attracts a lot of tourists.
Montreal will please family travelers with a vast choice of entertainments. It is interesting to visit Biodome de Montreal here. It is a huge research and entertainment center where you can … Open
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In the beautiful 19th-century building, there is the main market in the city, Bonsecours. The two-storey historic building includes different shops where you can buy fresh products, clothes of local brands, household goods, and interesting gifts. Indian things are especially popular with tourists. In gift shops on the market, you can buy traditional clothes, amulets, and wooden handicrafts.
One of the main dignities of the city of Montreal is a vast selection of gastronomy establishments. Even a sophisticated gourmand will be challenged to choose a proper place to eat among … Open
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