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Updated July 19, 2016. Montreal is a city of many churches. This page only describes a few of the mores notable Roman Catholic churches. Many of the city's other churches are also striking buildings with beautiful interiors, but are not necessarily open except during services. There are links to panoramic views of the interiors of these churches from photojpl.com. That site often plays music on load, but the sound icon at the bottom of the screen lets you turn it off. And the Romanesque St‑Denis. Notre-D...

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montreal.com - guidebooks

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Updated July 2, 2013. There are many guidebooks to Montreal and this is a look at only a small selection of them. Most travellers are familiar with the format of books like Fodor's. This list shows books that go a step beyond the standard guides and look at the city from new perspectives or offer very good information in specific areas. If you are a writer or publisher and would like your book(s) to appear on this page, please drop us an email. And we will let you know how to reach us with your books.

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montreal.com - shopping

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View Malls of Montreal. In a larger map. Montreal is an exciting shopping city, as it exists on a cultural axis between Europe and North America that means an eclectic mix of goods is always available here from all corners of the globe. Like all big cities, Montreal has some major malls, marked on the map above, and also neighbourhoods that are known as meccas for certain kinds of shopping. La ville intérieure. From the Université de Montréal (2005). The city's downtown map. Includes the underground city.

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montreal.com - food blogs

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Last updated April 30, 2016. In a city known for its lively food scene, it isn't surprising to find a varied group of curious and critical food bloggers keeping tabs on restaurants as well as the wider world of ingredients, markets and cooking generally. Only in Montreal will you find multiple blogs devoted to that most choice of fast food specialties, poutine. Poutine Chronicles. And The Poutine Pundit. Mr Lew's Great Burger Search. Looks for the best hamburgers and other fast food. That is more often t...

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montreal.com - shopping

http://www.nicolettedesmit.com/shopping/index.html

View Malls of Montreal. In a larger map. Montreal is an exciting shopping city, as it exists on a cultural axis between Europe and North America that means an eclectic mix of goods is always available here from all corners of the globe. Like all big cities, Montreal has some major malls, marked on the map above, and also neighbourhoods that are known as meccas for certain kinds of shopping. La ville intérieure. From the Université de Montréal (2005). The city's downtown map. Includes the underground city.

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montreal.com - guidebooks

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Updated July 2, 2013. There are many guidebooks to Montreal and this is a look at only a small selection of them. Most travellers are familiar with the format of books like Fodor's. This list shows books that go a step beyond the standard guides and look at the city from new perspectives or offer very good information in specific areas. If you are a writer or publisher and would like your book(s) to appear on this page, please drop us an email. And we will let you know how to reach us with your books.

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montreal.com - churches

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Updated July 19, 2016. Montreal is a city of many churches. This page only describes a few of the mores notable Roman Catholic churches. Many of the city's other churches are also striking buildings with beautiful interiors, but are not necessarily open except during services. There are links to panoramic views of the interiors of these churches from photojpl.com. That site often plays music on load, but the sound icon at the bottom of the screen lets you turn it off. And the Romanesque St‑Denis. Notre-D...

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montreal.com - shopping

http://rosedelima.vir.com/shopping/index.html

View Malls of Montreal. In a larger map. Montreal is an exciting shopping city, as it exists on a cultural axis between Europe and North America that means an eclectic mix of goods is always available here from all corners of the globe. Like all big cities, Montreal has some major malls, marked on the map above, and also neighbourhoods that are known as meccas for certain kinds of shopping. La ville intérieure. From the Université de Montréal (2005). The city's downtown map. Includes the underground city.

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montreal.com - activities for kids

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Updated August 15, 2016. Please see our festivals page. For dates of the many other festivals in the Montreal area. Also see the city site's portal page of all its activities for kids. Espace pour la vie. The Biodome, Planetarium, Botanical Gardens and Insectarium are all located around the Espace pour la vie. A large green space with plenty of room for a picnic or just a pleasant walk (or cross-country-skiing and snowshoeing, in wintertime). For $8 yearly which offers discounts on entry fees for these i...

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montreal.com - guidebooks

http://rosedelima.vir.com/tourism/guidebooks/index.html

Updated July 2, 2013. There are many guidebooks to Montreal and this is a look at only a small selection of them. Most travellers are familiar with the format of books like Fodor's. This list shows books that go a step beyond the standard guides and look at the city from new perspectives or offer very good information in specific areas. If you are a writer or publisher and would like your book(s) to appear on this page, please drop us an email. And we will let you know how to reach us with your books.