Montreal & Southern Quebec

Montreal is one of the most attractive cities in North America to visit. It is easily accessible from NYC, Boston, Toronto, and Washington, and serves as a major airline hub with flights arriving from all over the world. From its earliest days, Montreal has been an appealing city to live in, and for many years, it was the largest urban area in Canada.

Highlights of Montreal

• Vieux Montreal (Old Town): The touristic focal point, located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River.
• City Centre: The liveliest portion of the city, situated north of Autoroute 720.
• Shopping Experiences:
  • Place Ville Marie
  • The Eaton Centre
• Chinatown: Offers its own unique and vibrant flavour.
• Quiet Metro System:
  • Whisks visitors to Ile Ste-Helene, the site of the world fair half a century ago.
  • Reaches Cote des Neiges and the massive Oratory pilgrimage centre on Mont Royal.

Southern Quebec Travel Map

The reverse side of the map provides a handy travel map of southern Quebec, covering:

• From Ottawa in the far west to the famous Gaspe Peninsula.
• From Baie-Comeau to the American border.

This dual-purpose map allows users to:

1. Explore the fascinating city of Montreal.
2. Venture north into Quebec's recreational heartland or east into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Additional Features

• Printed on waterproof stone paper, making it bio-degradable and eco-friendly.