Montreal
Sites
By Sharon White
South of Place Jacques Cartier
is Old Port where one hundred berths and five container terminals
spread along twenty five kilometers of shoreline along with a water
front district of tourist attractions.
Also of interest to the tourist
in Montreal is Olympic Park featuring the famous Olympic Stadium
with the world tallest inclined tower at one hundred and seventy
five meters. The Montreal Casino is a hot spot since its opening
in 1993 and La Ronde which is the city amusement park and is located
on Ile Ste-Helene. Montreal is also a city of arts and culture.
Among the many worthy and famous galleries and museums is the world
renowned Musee des beaux arts (Fine Arts Museum). This is the city
main art gallery with an extensive collection of more than twenty
five thousand items. Quite fittingly the Canadian Center for Architecture
is also located in Montreal. Beautiful Saint Joseph Oratory is imposing
by night with its lighted cross and impressive shining dome. The
Quebec province first casino called Montreal Casino was opened in
1993 in the modern French Pavilion from Expo 1967.
North of Montreal is the capital
of Quebec called Quebec City. Quebec City is one of the most visited
destinations in the country and the heart of French Canada. The
city sits on a cliff, Cap Diamant, overlooking the Saint Lawrence
River. It serves asa vital port and is dripping with enchanting
history and charm. Most attractions are located in the old walled
city area. It is divided into Upper and Lower Towns. The entire
section is a UN World Heritage Site
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