Tourist Hot Spots
Montreal is a bevy of tourist attractions which takes more than one visit to appreciate. A few of their top attractions are listed below.
Chinatown
Chinatown has its origins as early as 1860 when Chinese immigrants came to Montreal in search of work and prosperity. No trip to Chinatown is complete without sampling some of the local cuisine, the best that Chinatown has to offer will find you at Restaurant Hong Kong, Le Jardin du Nord and Ming Yeng.
Museum of Contemporary Arts
This is a great gallery in a central location with a collection that comprises over 7,000 works produced by more than 1,500 artists.
Montreal Casino
Even if you're not the gambling type, the Montreal Casino is a sight to behold. Built inside the pavilions of France and Quebec from Expo '67, the casino is a multi-level extravaganza of adult fun and entertainment.
Old Montreal
Cobblestone streets, a café culture, and historic 17th and 18th century architecture, all contribute to the quaint charm of Old Montreal.
St. Laurent Boulevard
Especially for shopping enthusiasts but of interest to anyone who wants to see Montreal at its hippest and most happening, the area boasts hundreds of great restaurants, boutiques, and shops.
Underground City
The most famous aspect of shopping in Montreal is the Underground City, directly under the heart of the city, 19 miles long and considered a shopper's paradise in any season.