Visitor attractions in Montreal

Basilique Notre-Dame A masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture, Notre-Dame Basilica was built between 1824 and 1829; the cathedral's twin towers are a well known landmark of Old Montreal. For the first time visitor or the seasoned tourist, this stunning Basilica is well worth a visit. The magnificent interior decor, in sculpted wood, paint and gold leaf, captivates hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. To the east, the silver-domed neo-classical Marché Bonsecours reprises its former role as a marketplace, with galleries, boutiques and exhibitions. eside the Basilique, the boldly modern design of the Notre-Dame du Sacré-Coeur Chapel is the city's oldest church; it contains original Edouard Meloche frescoes and has a small museum devoted to the life of Marguerite Bourgeoys (Canada's first saint). Paintings, sculptures and stained-glass windows illustrate biblical passages as well as three-and-a-half centuries of parish history of Montréal society. The tower affords excellent views of the port and surrounding streets. Daily tours are offered in French and English. In the evening a sound and light show presents the founding of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica. State-of-the-art multi media techniques highlight the Basilica's exceptional works of art and bring to life its cultural, architectural and spiritual heritage. If you are looking to reserve more Hotels in Canada then Global Hotels can assist. Choose the link supplied to book hotels throughout Canada or select from our destination specific sites which include:Edmonton Hotels, Toronto Hotels and Vancouver Hotely.Happy travelling in Canada. Copyright @ Global Travel Solutions [ Montreal hotels in Montreal] - [Site Map] - [ Secure Server ] - [ Privacy Policy ] - [ Disclaimer ]