

Being at the confluence of the French and English traditions, Montreal has developed a unique and distinguished cultural face. The city has produced much talent in the fields of visual arts, theatre, dance, and music, with a tradition of producing both jazz and rock music. Montreal is home to many festivals, all of them entirely unique. Three festivals are the largest of their kind in the entire world: Montreal Jazz Festival, Montreal International Fireworks Festival, and Francofolie (the largest French music festival).
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Montreal’s province, Quebec, is culturally distinct from the rest of Canada. As Canada’s largest French city, Montreal has literally thousands of cultural attractions. From museums to art galleries, and historic sites to beautiful architecture, Montreal has something for everyone. Montreal rates as one of the world’s most livable cities and was named “Canada’s Cultural Capital” by Monocle Magazine and a UNESCO “City of Design”.
Old Montreal : Montreal consists of a modern section with new, complex roadways and high-rise buildings that tower over the city's skyline. It is also home to an old-world area with a rich, 300-plus-year history. Vieux-Montreal offers visitors a taste of history with cobblestone streets, sidewalk cafes that overlook the river, and horse-drawn carriage rides to tour the city.
Satosphere Projection Room : Montreal's Satosphere Projection Room is a one-of-a-kind experience that gives visitors a 360-degree audio-visual experience. Shows vary from films, to dance parties, games, and special presentations. The attraction has regular events with various DJs, VJs, and virtual reality events. The Satosphere has an outdoor terrace and dining options that include a farm-to-table restaurant where guests can try the Foodlab's biodynamic wines.
Montreal Botanical Gardens : The botanical gardens in Montreal is open year-round. Guests can enjoy the 190-acres on a hot summer day or when the temperature dips below zero. The garden is housed in 10 large greenhouses that each have a theme. Stroll through over 22,000 species including floral designs from the 14th to the 17th century Ming Dynasty. Some gardens are even complete with butterflies and other insects. When the weather's right, check out the outdoor areas as well that contain a large, colorful arrangement of roses bushes and other seasonal flora.
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Montreal Underground City : Montreal has a network of shopping conveniently tucked away from the elements with 33 kilometers (20.5 miles) of tunnels supporting roughly 2,000 businesses. Whether you need to warm up from the winter snow or cool down from the summer heat, this unique Montreal experience is one to explore!
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