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Old Montréal’s Cobblestones, Landmarks & Riverfront
7 placesMontréal
Follow a compact eastbound walk through Old Montréal, from the city’s archaeological birthplace and Place d’Armes to the market district and Old Port. Expect major heritage sites, museums, church architecture, public squares, and a waterfront finish.
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Pointe-à-CallièreWhere Montréal's first settlers landed - 2
Bank of Montreal Head OfficeCanada's oldest bank 🏦 - 3
Notre-Dame BasilicaOnce North America's largest place of worship ⛪️ - 4
Château RamezayQuébec's first historic monument 🏛️ - 5
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bon-SecoursMontreal's sailors' church ⚓ - 6
Le Marché Bonsecours / Bonsecours Market🎭 Charles Dickens once performed on this site - 7
Tour de l'HorlogeMontréal's replica of Big Ben 🕰️
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