Canada’s bilingual capital (French and English), Montréal attracts numerous visitors because there is no city like it anywhere else in North America. Browse the Tourisme Montréal map to find Montréal’s exact location, and for information on getting here (flights, visas, driving directions, etc.).
Montréal is charming year round, thanks to its many attractions and festive atmosphere. Visitors who explore the city marvel at the lively streets, the contrasts and the harmony they can experience safely day or night.
Ideally located at the heart of the city’s international district, the Palais is within walking distance of Montréal’s business centre, Chinatown, arts and entertainment district, multimedia core and Old Montréal. You can find myriad leisure activities to enjoy nearby, as well as boutiques, theatres and museums to visit. The Jean-Paul-Riopelle public square, next to the Palais, will enchant you with its bronze fountain sculpture La Joute, by the internationally renowned Québec artist after whom the square is named. The sculpture is composed of 30 bronze pieces magically accentuated at night by mist and water effects, and a ring of fire.
These attractions, combined with the Palais’ reputation and service excellence, are the reasons why Montréal, after years, is still Canada’s leading and North America’s second leading host city for international meetings.
To learn more about Montréal, visit Tourisme Montréal online.
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