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Montreal Hotels? Stay here and experience Montreal's warm and welcoming hospitality with a definite French flavour. Some 60% of the inhabitants claim French as a mother tongue, making Montreal the second most populous French-speaking city in the world.
Unique in North America, Montreal blends a brash New World urbanity with the romantic charm of its European-flavoured historic districts. Its neighbourhoods are what really makes Montreal special. The Plateau Mont-Royal is an urban village surrounding boulevard St-Laurent, and was the first place immigrants stopped when arriving in Montreal. The Jewish, East European and Portuguese residents have been joined or displaced by students and, most recently, yuppies, but the place has an undeniable energy. Further north, Little Italy’s cafes and restaurants surround the Jean-Talon Market. Chinatown lies at the south end of boulevard St-Laurent, between downtown and Old Montreal.
Montreal’s highest point and most recognisable landmark is Mont Royal (Mount Royal), a landscaped park with several kilometres of jogging and skiing tracks, and lookout points offering dramatic views of the city and the St Lawrence River. On its southern slope, the high-rises and modern shopping malls of downtown Montreal are interspersed with older buildings, interesting museums and notable churches. Underlying this is the Underground City, an ever-growing complex of underground pedestrian passageways connecting the metro, major hotels, shopping malls, offices and restaurants.
The first place most visitors go to is Old Montreal and the Old Port, a spectacular collection of historic buildings, inviting public spaces and riverside promenades. The islands beyond were the site for Expo 67 World Fair, which still offers abundant recreational opportunities under the name Parc Jean-Drapeau. The city’s other main attractions are the complex of buildings left over from the 1976 Olympics and the nearby Botanical Garden.
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