Located on an island in the St. Lawrence River, Montreal was originally known as Ville Marie. Discovered in 1535 by French explorer, Jacques Cartier, a cross was placed on the mountain that he named Mont-Royal. Inhabited by the Iroquoians for thousands of years prior to Cartier, their village was referred to as Hochelaga.
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Montreal is best known for its authentic European atmosphere and sophisticated ambience. This city is one of the most popular cities in North America. Montreal boasts an incredible array of attractions and activities, including world-class museums, cultural venues, historic landmarks, a variety of entertainment options and unique nightlife.
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1. Visit Old Montreal A historic view of Montreal, Old Montreal is a well-preserved component of the town. Some of the things to enjoy in Old Montreal would be the Town Center, a Beach Area, and, of course, a walking area that showcases the beautiful historic architecture of Old Montreal.
Continue reading...Monday, August 18, 2008
Sitting between two rivers and catering to a large immigrant population, Montreal is a kaleidoscope of culture and languages that beckon visitors with open arms. Home to several renowned festivals, such as the International Jazz Festival, Montreal has something for just about anyone.
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