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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Quebec City has retained its historic charms throughout the years, and was the first urban area in North America to be designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. ..
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Mont-Royal Park is a favourite destination for those looking to enjoy a breath of fresh air and unspoiled green space in the heart of our bustling city. First opened to..
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Montreal's historic center was founded during the 18th century and is an atmospheric area full of stone buildings and cobblestone streets and squares.
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4. Jean Talon
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Jean Talon is a farmer's market open year round located by the Jean Talon metro. This market is open even during Montreal's severe winters, although during this time..
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Set up to represent the 4 ecosystems of the Americas, the Biodôme de Montreal was originally built for the 1976 Montreal Olympics as a velodome.
6. Bell Center
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
First known as the Molson Centre when construction was completed in 1996 the arena was renamed the Centre Bell in February of 2002. This new arena replaced the aging..
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Montreal's largest botanical garden, the Jardin botanique de Montréal features 185 acres of different gardens and greenhouses. The gardens include: the Chinese Garden,..
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Quebec, Canada
Mont-Tremblant is a village, a resort and national Parc in the Laurentian mountains approximately 130 kilometers ( 81 mi ) north-west of Montreal .
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Quebec, Canada
Built in 1657 by the Romain catholic Sulpician Order, the Notre-Dame Basilica was at its time of completion the largest church in North America. In the interior, the..
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Also known as Battlefields Park, the Plains of Abraham is named after the famous battle that took place on September 13, 1759. Led by General Wolfe on the English side..
