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Cathédrale Marie-Reine-du-Monde
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
1085, rue de la Cathédrale, Montréal  H3B 2V4 • 514-866-1661
Distance: ~151 m *
        Description: This cathedral stands in the heart of the city's Anglo-Protestant district and is a one-fourth-scale replica of Saint Peter's in Rome. The structure was built in 1894 and designed to deliberately intensify the effect of burning candles. The high altar features a replica of Bernini's vast baldachin in Saint Peter's. The first chapel in the left aisle is a red-flocked sanctuary filled with medals and saintly relics.
       

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Cathedrale Christ Church
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
635, rue Ste-Catherine ouest, Montréal  H3A 2B8 • 514-843-6577
Distance: ~372 m *
        Description: This historic church is the seat of the city's Anglican Church. Built between 1857 and 1859, the neo-Gothic structure was designed to emulate a 14th-century English cathedral. The church sits atop Les Promenades de la Cathedrale, a popular city mall.
        User Rating: 9.5 / 10
       

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World Trade Centre Montréal
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
747 Victoria Sq, Montréal  H2Y 3Y9 • 514-982-9888
Distance: ~0.545 km *
        Description: This stunning complex is devoted to international trade, but the architecture and history that comprise it are reason enough for a visit. The structure incorporates historic buildings into its overall design, including a stretch of the city's fortification walls, which lie beneath a glass-enclosed concourse. There's also a granite fountain and reflecting pool and a portion of the now-defunct Berlin Wall. Since the Centre is connected to the Underground City, shops and restaurants are easily accessible, as is the luxurious Inter-Continental Hotel.
       

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Musée McCord d'histoire canadienne
(Attractions & Activities - Art Museums)
690, rue Sherbrooke ouest, Montréal  H3A 1E9 • 514-398-7100
Distance: ~0.621 km *
        Description: The McCord Museum houses historic artifacts and visual art from the 18th and 19th centuries. The museum provides much information dealing with the art, culture and history of Native Canadians. Visitors can view native furs, carvings, embroidery, beadwork and 10,000 costumes. Also on display are the Notman Archives, a photography collection containing over 700,000 prints.
       

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Redpath Museum
(Attractions & Activities - History Museums)
859, rue Sherbrooke McGill University, Montréal  H3A 2K6 • 514-398-4086
Distance: ~0.640 km *
        Description: This museum on the campus of McGill University features a wide range of fossils (including dinosaurs!), skeletons of rare and extinct animals, rocks and minerals, and a fine collection of Egyptian antiquities. A very worthwhile place to visit.
       

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McGill University
(Attractions & Activities - Historic Sites)
805, rue Sherbrooke ouest, Montréal  H3A 2K6 • 514-398-6555
Distance: ~0.645 km *
        Description: Montréal's signature university, McGill received its charter in 1821 after being endowed and founded by James McGill, a wealthy Scottish immigrant, in 1813. The gift was intended to give English-speaking residents an educational opportunity. Since that time, the university has grown to encompass both the original downtown campus and Macdonald Campus, about 25 miles west of the city. The school now accommodates graduate and undergraduate students and includes 6 teaching hospitals and 17 libraries. Tours of the downtown campus are available by reservation and last about an hour. They're led by students and feature the university's prominent buildings and facilities.
        User Rating: 10 / 10
       

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Maison Alcan
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
1188, rue Sherbrooke ouest at rue Stanley, Montréal  H3A 3G1 • 514-848-8000
Distance: ~0.688 km *
        Description: This 1983 building is the headquarters of the Aluminum Company of Canada and is well known for its atrium. There are three historic row houses, a hotel, and a seven-story, aluminum-clad office structure linked to the beautiful glass atrium. Each of the houses and the structure has a unique story; a museum and an aquarium are also on site. Popular for its architectural design.
       

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Galerie d'art Leonard et Bina Ellen
(Attractions & Activities - Art Museums)
1400 Maisonneuve Blvd West Concordia University, Montréal  H3G 1M8 • 514-848-2424 • 514-848-4778
Distance: ~0.855 km *
        Description: Dedicated to preserving and promoting Canadian art, this museum boasts more than 3000 pieces in its permanent collection and presents more via annual exhibitions. Contemporary art is the primary focus, especially that of artists whose work connects to and explores issues of the day. All media are represented, and a variety of historical works can be found in the collections as well. Each year, a student and faculty show allows campus talents to display fledgling and established sensibilities.
       

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Musée des Beaux Arts de Montréal
(Attractions & Activities - Art Museums)
1380, rue Sherbrooke ouest at ave de Musée, Montréal  H3G 1J5 • 514-285-2000 • 800-899-6873
Distance: ~0.888 km *
        Description: The Musée des Beaux Arts, founded in 1860, is Canada's oldest museum and boasts some of the finest paintings in the country. Among its permanent holdings are artwork from Canadian artists and those created by European masters. The museum also features native Canadian artifacts and a collection of period furnishings, along with drawings, engravings, silverware and works of art from ancient Asia, Egypt, Greece and South America. If you find that you need some nourishment while you browse, an on-site restaurant offers light fare.
       

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Centre d'histoire de Montréal
(Attractions & Activities - History Museums)
335 place d'Youville, Montréal  H2Y 3T1 • 514-872-3207
Distance: ~0.985 km *
        Description: This museum takes special pride in preserving Montréal's past and making it come alive for visitors. The facility features exhibits on the city's architecture, history and culture, showcasing it all by means of murals, displays and technology. Permanent exhibits highlight residents of the city over the last 100 years and create an environment of history and opportunity. Temporary exhibits provide more specific details about particular facets of Montréal's bygone days. A great adventure for visitors of all ages.
       

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