Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal
The neo-Gothic church on Place d’Armes, completed in 1829, known for its deep blue vaulted ceiling, stained glass telling Montreal’s history, and its Casavant organ.
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The neo-Gothic church on Place d’Armes, completed in 1829, known for its deep blue vaulted ceiling, stained glass telling Montreal’s history, and its Casavant organ.
The sailors’ chapel on Saint-Paul Street, among Montreal’s oldest places of worship. It houses the Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum and a tower overlooking the Old Port.
These are not in Old Montreal. Each listing shows its own neighbourhood.
The basilica on the north slope of Mount Royal, founded by Saint Brother André. Its dome is among the tallest in the world and the site is Canada’s largest pilgrimage destination.
The 1922 memorial at the eastern tip of the Old Port, raised to merchant sailors. An internal staircase climbs to an observation platform.
The stadium built for the 1976 Olympic Games, recognisable by its inclined tower. It now hosts trade shows, concerts and large events.