Home of the 1976 Olympics, the Stadium is currently the playing field of the Montreal Expos baseball club. Each year the stadium is the host of many spectacular events.

Each of the world's great cities has a memorable attraction, a gathering place that draws people back time and again. In Montréal, its the Casino where the pace is fast, the fun is non-stop and the buzz is all about having a great time.

An oasis in the heart of the city, the Montréal Biodôme recreates some of the most beautiful ecosystems of the Americas: the lush and humid Tropical Forest, the Laurentian Forest, the St. Lawrence Marine Ecosystem and the Polar Worlds of the Arctic and Antarctic.

The Insectarium opened in 1990. It houses one of the most prestigious collection of severail thousand insects from everywhere around the world.

Montréal's Botanical Gardens is one of the biggest and most beautiful of the world. The greenhouse boasts a vast variety of plants from the tropical rain forest to deserts. The Japanese and Chinese gardens, together with the 10000 rose-trees of the rose-garden are among the special exhibitions.

For over thirty years, the Montreal Planetarium has offered multimedia shows for people of all ages, designed to reveal the fascinating world of astronomy and space exploration.

Whether it's attending a Canadiens' game, a concert with an internationaly renowned artist or a family show, the Molson Centre is clearly at the top of anyone's venue list. Furthermore, the Molson Centre is the perfect place for corporate gatherings and receptions of any kind.

La Ronde has remained the largest amusement park in Quebec since 1967 - the place of choice in terms of entertainment. For example, it is the best site for The Benson & Hedges International, the largest pyromusical competition in the world.

With the addition of a fifth hall and the integration of the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, Place des Arts becomes the largest and most prestigious and multi-purpose cultural complex in Canada.

Built on the north-west side of Mont Royal. It's a large church with the second largest dome after St-Peters of Rome. There's also a "collection" of crutches that once belong to people who came to the oratory and were cured.