Cheap Things To Do in Montreal, Quebec

The Montréal Planetarium is one of only a few anywhere in the world that still offers shows hosted live b... More on Tourisme-montreal.org

The Montréal Planetarium is one of only a few anywhere in the world that still offers shows hosted live by... More on Tourisme-montreal.org

This building (1882) was the first in Canada designed to hold natural history museum. Its generous benefac... More on Michelin: Qubec

This natural history museum at McGill University is named after business ... More on TripAdvisor

The Museum rises above the very site of the founding of Montreal. - See many architectural remnants; the ar... More on entertainment.com

Pointe-a-Calliere is Montreal's history and archaeology museum, a relatively new (less than 20 years old) b... More on igougo

The Lachine Canal was the main ship transportation route through Montreal until the St Lawrence Seaway was built. The canal closed in 1970. Now it is a historical site with a 14 km trail for hiking... More on DogFriendly.com

The Lachine Canal was built in 1825 as a means of bypassing the Lachine Rapids on the St. Lawrence River. Closed to shipping since 1970, the Lachine Canal National Historic Site now offers a 14-ki... More on Tourisme-montreal.org

Canada's largest planetarium was first opened just before Expo 67 and has a seating capacity of 375. More on GeckoGo

Benjamin Franklin was here. So, too, was Claude de Ramezay, the colony's 11th governor, who built his resi... More on Frommers

History of Montreal, small enough – easy to walk through this residence (built in 1705) in an hour or... More on TripAdvisor

The mountain, as Mount-Royal Park is known to locals, is the largest green space on Montreal Island. It was... More on NileGuide

We enjoyed a drive up to the observation point at Mont-Royal in the park of the same name. There was pa... More on igougo

The Chinese garden is known for its magnolias and azaleas. More on travelandleisure

I could have spent all day in either one contemplating life and enjoying the peace and calm . More on TripAdvisor

For a deeper look at Canadian art, don’ t miss the Beaux- Arts museum in the heart of downtown’... More on travelandleisure

The temporary exhibit was great (Miles Davis)-even though it costs , I definately recommend it. More on TripAdvisor