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Montréal Museums Pass  
 
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The Montréal Museums Pass provides access to more than 30 major Montréal museums and attractions in the city for a period of 3 consecutive days, with public transportation services (unlimited access to the bus and Métro system) included. 
Included in the pass are Avataq Cultural Institute; Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec; Biosphère, Environment Museum; Botanical Garden of Montréal; Canadian Centre for Architecture; 
Cinémathèque québécoise; Château Ramezay Museum; Cité historia,  musée d’histoire du Sault-au-Récollet; Darling Foundry; DHC/ART 
Foundation for Contemporary Art; Écomusée du fier monde; Exhibition Centre la-Prison-des-Patriotes; The Fur Trade at Lachine National  Historic Site of Canada; Lachine Museum; McCord 
 
Museum of Canadian 
History; Montréal Biodôme; Montréal History Centre; The Montréal Holocaust Memorial Centre; Montréal Insectarium; Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art; Montréal Museum of Fine Arts; Montréal Planetarium; 
Montréal Science Centre; Musée des Hospitalières de l’Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal; Le Musée du Château Dufresne; Musée Juste pour rire; The  Museum of Québec Masters and Artisans; Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours 
Chapel and Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum; The Old Fort and Stewart Museum; Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History; The Redpath Museum; St. Gabriel House; Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site of Canada; and Stewart Hall Art Gallery. 
The pass sells for $50 (taxes included), or $45 without the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) public transit card. There is no senior citizen or student/child discount. The pass can be purchased from most member institutions; downtown at the tourism information bureau of Montréal 
Infotouriste Centre at the Travelprice agency counter, 1255 rue Peel, Suite 100; in Old Montréal at the Infotouriste Centre at 174 rue Notre-Dame Est; at the La Vitrine discount ticket outlet, 145 rue 
 
Ste-Catherine 
Ouest; and from some major hotels. For more information phone (514) 
845-6873, or (514) 873-2015 or (877) 266-5687 for Tourisme Québec.

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Spectator Sports  
Few would argue with the assertion that Canadians are perhaps the best  hockey players in the world and that Canadian hockey fans are the most loyal and discriminating sports fans anywhere. Indeed, hockey belongs to  Canada. And although no sport is likely to match hockey on Montréal’s 
popularity scale, a handful of other professional sports ably compete to fill gaps on the entertainment bill. 
Football 
The Montréal Alouettes (Larks) play in the Canadian Football League from mid-June to mid-November at Percival Molson Stadium; phone (514) 871-2255. 
 
Hockey Near the end of the 19th century two enterprising students at McGill University are said to have invented not only the puck but the general rules of the game of hockey as it is known today. By the time the National Hockey League (NHL) was formed in 1917, the 8-year-old Montréal 
Canadiens franchise already was the pride of Montréal. The club won five consecutive Stanley Cup titles from 1956-60, an epic streak dramatized as a metaphor for Québécois pride in Rick Salutin’s play “Les Canadiens.”

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Essential information

Essential information 
AAA Destination Guide: Montréal includes trip-planning information 
covering AAA recommended attractions and restaurants, exclusive 
member discounts, maps and more. 
Bienvenue. “Welcome” to Montréal. This vibrant city known for its joie de 
vivre is a treat for the senses. Visually, Montréal is stunning. Set on an 
island in the St. Lawrence River, the city is a photographer’s delight. Its 
imposing modern skyline punctuated with skyscrapers confirms its status 
as one of Canada’s leading contemporary, metropolitan areas. In 
contrast, the narrow, 18th-century cobblestone streets of Old Montréal 
(Vieux-Montréal) recall the days of Ville Marie, the city’s original 
settlement. 
At the heart and summit of the city is Mont Royal, the mountain in the 
middle of the island French explorer Jacques Cartier climbed and named 
in 1535. The mountain is now part of Mont-Royal Park, an oasis of 
greenery designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead. The 
site is a favorite of Montréalers for a nature escape and impressive views 
of the city, river and countryside. 
Montréal is a pleasure to explore on foot; by horse-drawn carriage 
(calèche); or, sheltered from the elements (especially in winter), 
underground in a veritable subterranean city known as Underground 
Montréal, where buildings, shops, restaurants, theaters and métro 
stations are connected by more than 29 kilometres (18 mi.) of 
passageways. 
This cosmopolitan, sophisticated city is distinctly European in nature and 
proud of its Gallic heritage. And although the melodious flow of the

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Thing to do in Canada

Things to Do  
Shopping 
 
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Montréal’s stores reflect the city’s cosmopolitan nature and its French heritage. The city is considered Canada’s haute couture capital, not only for the number of stores but also for their variety. Wares range from imported designer labels to local handicrafts. 
 
Antiques  
The best concentrations of antique dealers are along rue Notre-Dame Ouest, between rue Guy and avenue Atwater, and on St-Paul in Old  Montréal. A cluster of restored graystones scattered up and down both sides of the street houses a dozen or more shops with various quaint  treasures. Discriminating collectors may want to venture to the west end of rue Sherbrooke, where exquisite mahogany, Royal Crown Derby china and popular old china and silver patterns can be had for a price. Antique dealers in Westmount also cater to a more discriminating clientele. 
Bargain-hunters should visit rue Notre-Dame shops, where the prices often are negotiable. 
 
Malls 
What began in 1962 as a simple shopping center beneath Place Ville-Marie is now an underground maze of walkways stretching 30 kilometres  (18.6 mi.) and embracing 2,000 shops, 200 restaurants and 30 theaters. Subterranean promenades and the Métro connect the clusters of buildings. Most of Montréal’s spectacular shopping malls have found a home in Underground Montréal. Many malls begin underground and reach upward to several floors above ground. 
Shops in the underground generally are open Monday-Wednesday 10-6, Thursday-Friday 10-9, Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-5. Most are closed holidays. 
Place Ville-Marie, with its shop-lined corridors centered on a sculpted fountain, was the first of these subterranean centers to be built. Known to locals as PVM (pronounced pay-vay-em), the complex teems with trendy boutiques. 
Other shopping clusters have since been added, including Centre Eaton, Les Cours Mont-Royal, Place Bonaventure, Place Montréal Trust and Les Promenades de la Cathédrale. 
 
In Place Montréal Trust, underground at the corner of rue Ste-Catherine and avenue McGill College, bright atria and cascading fountains link innovative architecture and glass walls. Directly beneath Christ Church 
 
Cathedral at 625 rue Ste-Catherine Ouest, Les Promenades de la Cathédrale has shops on two levels. Place Bonaventure, at rues de la Gauchetière and University, links some 100 shops with the Bonaventure Hilton International. 
A modern restoration of the Hôtel Mont-Royal resulted in Les Cours Mont-Royal, a three-story mall at 1455 rue Peel. Centre Eaton, 705 rue Ste-Catherine, is anchored by Les Ailes de la Mode department store. Complexe Desjardins, a partially underground marvel of waterfalls, fountains, trees and hanging vines, comprises lanes of shops connected to four tall office towers and the Hotel Wyndham. These underground marketplaces present an almost endless array of merchandise, from everyday items to luxury articles. Just browsing can be as pleasurable as shopping, for the window displays are interesting. 
 
Markets  
Open-air Jean-Talon Market on avenue Casgrain and Atwater Market, an indoor bazaar near the Lachine Canal at 138 Atwater Ave., both feature merchants offering such goods as fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers and pastries.

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Attractions  
In a city with dozens of attractions, you may have trouble deciding where to spend your time. Here are the highlights for this destination, as chosen by AAA editors. GEMs are “Great Experiences for Members.” 
 
What could be a more logical place to begin touring Montréal than Mont-Royal Park (Parc du Mont-Royal)? In 1535 French explorer Jacques  Cartier climbed to the top of the peak on an island in the St. Lawrence 
 
River and is said to have exclaimed, “It’s a royal mountain,” when he saw the view. It’s still the view—and the opportunity to briefly escape the bustling metropolis—that draws Montréalers to the park, a AAA GEM attraction. Landscaped by Frederick Law Olmstead, the site is a favorite recreational getaway. A park landmark is the metal cross, illuminated at night, that commemorates the wooden crucifix planted there in 1643 as gratitude for the colony having been spared from a flood. 
 
The AAA GEM attraction Old Montréal (Vieux-Montréal) contains the vestiges of the city’s original settlement. Close to the river, the historic district’s narrow, cobblestone streets and old houses can be seen on foot or by horse-drawn carriage. A popular gathering site in the quarter, Place Jacques-Cartier is the perfect place to relax at one of the café-terrasses with a café au lait or beer and watch the world pass by; it’s especially lively on summer evenings with street performers, musicians and flower vendors. In The Old Port (Vieux Port) section of Old Montréal is the Montréal Science Centre (Centre des sciences de Montréal) with an IMAX theater and lots of hands-on activities for children. 
 
Also within the historic district are two other AAA GEM attractions. The Basilica of Notre-Dame (Basilique Notre-Dame), one of the glories of Montréal, has an inspirational interior handcarved in wood and decorated with 22-karat gold. Equally impressive are the long nave, illuminated by three rose windows; brilliant stained glass; religious paintings and statuary; the simple elegance of the Sacred Heart Chapel; and a dazzling evening sound and light show.

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In addition to its many cultural and historic landmarks, this destination hosts a number of outstanding festivals and events that may coincide with your visit. GEMs are “Great Experiences for Members.” 
 
In any language, Montréal has festivals and celebrations of one type or another practically every 
week—a touch of je ne sais quoi, so to speak. 
Though the majority take place during warm summer months—when being outdoors is a pleasure—there are fun events in winter as well, beginning with La Fete des Neiges (The Snow Fest). 
This festival, a Montréal tradition that takes place over 3 weekends beginning in late January, 
encourages everyone to come outside, join the event’s polar bear mascot Boule de Neige (Snowball) and his band of friends and celebrate winter. So grab your mittens and enjoy the imaginative ice and snow sculptures, live performances, tube slides, horse and buggy rides, ice-skating, dogsleds and sugar pie baking competition. 
 
The Montréal High Lights Festival (Festival Montréal en Lumière), 10 days in mid- to late February, calls itself “three festivals in one.” The Performing Arts part of the triad stages music, dance and theater events; the Celebration of Light features evening revelry downtown, culminating in the Montréal All-Nighter on the last day of the festival; and the Wine & Dine Experience brings together some of the finest international chefs and wine producers and the chefs from Montréal’s best restaurants.

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Canada Restaurants

Restaurants  
Montréal’s multiculturalism is vividly reflected in the city’s diverse restaurant scene. Add a pinch of this, a dash of that—and voilà, there you have it: the perfect Montréal dining experience. For starters, let’s begin in Old Montréal, where the city was founded in 1642. 
 
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French and Asian influences give comfort food a new twist within the stone walls of 
Chez l’Epicier Restaurant Bar a Vin (l’épicier is French for “the grocery”). This casually elegant eatery, wine bar and grocery—where the menus are printed on paper bags and water is served from milk bottles—faces the historic Bonsecours Market. 
The restaurant’s fine cuisine may include selections such as arctic char, milk-fed veal carpaccio, snail shepherd’s pie and parmesan oil raviolis. Specialty gourmet items, including cheeses, sauces, oils and sorbets, are available for takeout, and guests can sip wines by the glass or bottle in the adjacent wine bar. The restaurant’s 2,000-bottle wine cellar includes many private imports and specialty wines, the majority of which are from France, with impressive selections from Burgundy and the Loire and 
Rhone valleys. 
 
Diners exchange the Gallic ambience of Old Montréal for the atmosphere of a Moroccan oasis when they enter La Menara. Opulent red fabric drapings create the feeling of being in a desert tent, and belly dancers entertain as guests partake of dishes such as pastilla, a chicken and almond pie; various versions of couscous; and fragrant tajines, stews typically created from chicken, fish or lamb. 
 
Other ethnic fare can be found in restaurants in Montréal’s downtown area. What first catches your eye inside Cavalli Ristorante-Bar is the lively front-to-back bar area with its stylish hot pink illuminated backdrop and the establishment’s chic, professional patrons. The restaurant’s fusion-style cuisine, Italian with a Mediterranean flair, places an emphasis

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A loon calls. A boreal chorus frog answers back. These, and the swooshes of your paddle as you kayak across one of Northern Saskatchewan's clearwater lakes, are the only sounds heard. It has been days since you last saw a paved road or a motorized vehicle. Surrounded by boundless nature, you ply waterborne routes first explored by aboriginal peoples millennia ago, then again by fur traders before Canada was born, and now by you.

Northern Saskatchewan is a kayak and canoe utopia — with picturesque lakes located only a few hours' drive from a major urban centre. In fact, it is said the province is home to 100,000 waterbodies, and this number may actually be conservative. The expansive Precambrian Shield harbours uncountable waters that blend together to form a labyrinth of paddling pathways; a virtual inland sea to discover for days, if not weeks. Each night, tent under the stars on a rocky islet, or reserve a luxury eco-cabin and enjoy five-stars while you stare at a billion more. It is a paddling paradise where time stands still — even as you move on ever-forward.

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Visit Canada as a tourist

To visit Canada, you must: 
 
have a valid travel document, such as a passport, 
be in good health, 
convince an immigration officer that you have ties—such as a job, home, financial assets or family—that will take you back to your home country, 
convince an immigration officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your visit, and 
have enough money for your stay. (The amount of money you will need can vary. it depends on things like how long you will stay, and whether you will stay in a hotel or with friends or relatives.) 
 
You may also need a: 
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temporary resident (visitor) visa, depending on your citizenship, 
medical exam and 
letter of invitation from someone who lives in Canada. 
Travel documents 
Transport companies, such as airlines, must make sure you have proper, valid travel documents when you enter Canada. If you do not have the proper documents, you may be delayed or unable to board the plane. 
 
The following travel documents are not considered reliable. You cannot use them to enter Canada: 
 
passports supposedly issued by Somalia, 
non-machine readable passports issued by the Czech Republic, 
temporary passports issued by the Republic of South Africa and 
provisional passports issued by Venezuela. 
This list can change. Check it regularly for up-to-date information. 
 
Visas and exemptions 
You might need a temporary resident (visitor) visa to visit Canada, depending on your citizenship. Even if you do not need a visa, read the following. It includes important information you need to know before you plan your trip. 
 
Carry proper travel documents and identification 
While you may not need a visa to visit or transit Canada, you still need to: 
 
Show an immigration officer that you satisfy all other requirements to enter Canada. For instance, you may need a medical exam before arriving. If you do not meet all the requirements, you may not be allowed to enter. 
Carry proper travel documents and identification for yourself and any children travelling with you. Visit the Canada Border Services Agency website for more information.

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Canadian Tourism Commission logoIf you are planning to visit Canada, we recommend you start with a visit to the Canadian Tourism Commission website, which will provide you with all the practical information you need to start planning your trip, what you need to know when you land in Canada and how to get around while you are here. It will also provide you with loads of information on places to go, things to see and do and trip ideas. For even more travel ideas, visit the Canadian Tourism Commission’s Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+ channels. 
 
Non-Canadians entering Canada 
 
When you enter Canada, a Canada Border Services Agency officer may ask to see your passport and a valid visa, if you need one. If you are a citizen of the United States, you do not need a passport to enter Canada, but you should carry proof of your citizenship, such as a birth certificate, certificate of citizenship or naturalization, as well as photo identification. If you are a permanent resident of Canada or the U.S, you should bring your Permanent Resident Card with you. 
 
The citizens of many countries require a visa to enter Canada, while the citizens of others do not. Find out if you need a visa to enter Canada before you leave your home country. Visas are issued by Canadian government offices abroad. Not all of these offices have visa officers, but those that do not will direct you to the nearest visa office.

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Toronto - Best Travel & Tourism for Toronto, Ontario

Toronto - Best Travel & Tourism for Toronto, Ontario 
We've heard Toronto described as "New York City run by the Swiss," and it's true—you can find world-class theater, shopping and restaurants here, but the sidewalks are clean and the people are friendly. The best place to start is literally at the top—the CN Tower, the tallest freestanding structure in the Western Hemisphere. 
 
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Hotels around Toronto 
 
Doubletree by Hilton Toronto Downtown 
4 out of 5, 603 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 18, 2015 
 
International Plaza Hotel Toronto 
3.5 out of 5, 279 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
Novotel Toronto Centre 
4 out of 5, 1,363 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 18, 2015 
 
One King West Hotel & Residence 
4 out of 5, 1,467 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
Residence Inn by Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District 
4.5 out of 5, 1,167 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
Comfy Guest House and Suite 
4.5 out of 5, 268 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
Holiday Inn Yorkdale 
3.5 out of 5, 292 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
InterContinental Toronto Centre 
4 out of 5, 1,805 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
The Westin Harbour Castle 
4 out of 5, 2,631 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto 
5 out of 5, 868 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
The Saint James Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member 
4.5 out of 5, 48 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 15, 2015 
 
Royal Oak Inn 
3.5 out of 5, 56 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 10, 2015 
 
Canada Suites on Bay 
4 out of 5, 46 Reviews 
Last reviewed May 27, 2015 
 
A Seaton Dream B & B 
5 out of 5, 102 Reviews 
Last reviewed May 8, 2015 
 
Homewood Inn 
4 out of 5, 51 Reviews 
Last reviewed Apr 27, 2015

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Niagara on the Lake Tourism 
 
In Canada's wine country, Niagara-on-the-Lake presents a well-preserved 19th-century village and its charms. Drive or bike through the area, stopping at wineries and Fort George National Historic Site. Ride along the Niagara Escarpment on horseback or book a white-water adventure at nearby Niagara Falls (you might have heard of them). 
 
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Hotels around Niagara-on-the-Lake 
 
Blairpen House Country Inn 
5 out of 5, 46 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 18, 2015 
 
Cecile's House 
5 out of 5, 347 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
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5 out of 5, 59 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 16, 2015 
 
Prince of Wales 
4.5 out of 5, 955 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
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5 out of 5, 10 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 17, 2015 
 
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5 out of 5, 56 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 15, 2015 
 
Moffat Inn 
4 out of 5, 138 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 14, 2015 
 
Antique Slumber B&B 
5 out of 5, 213 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 10, 2015 
 
Girasole - A Tuscan Style B&B 
5 out of 5, 35 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 9, 2015 
 
Orchid Inn 
5 out of 5, 126 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 9, 2015 
 
Silver Birches by-the-Lake B&B 
5 out of 5, 103 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 3, 2015 
 
Copper Dreams Bed and Breakfast 
5 out of 5, 61 Reviews 
Last reviewed Jun 2, 2015 
 
Kellar House 
5 out of 5, 87 Reviews 
Last reviewed May 20, 2015 
 
AquaBella B&B 
5 out of 5, 73 Reviews 
Last reviewed May 19, 2015 
 
Somerset Bed & Breakfast 
5 out of 5, 6 Reviews 
Last reviewed May 13, 2015 
 
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Vancouver was founded as “Gastown” by an Englishman with a penchant for beer and storytelling. Today Gastown is a historic section of the Canadian metropolis, and the lively pubs still reflect the area’s former status as a sort of community drinking center. The city’s forests, grand parks, and impressive suspension bridge beckon travelers to explore them, as do the city’s shops and museums. Relive the glory of the 2010 Winter Games with visits to Olympic venues and the marvelous Olympic Cauldron.

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Montreal, c’est si bon! This French-speaking city is considered the cultural capital of Canada, and is a cosmopolitan celebration of Québécois style. A horse-drawn carriage ride around the cobblestone streets and grand buildings of Vieux-Montréal will give you a taste of European flavor. The Basilique Notre-Dame is a confection of stained glass, and the Plateau Mont-Royal district will delight you with its quaint boutiques and cafés. Dig in to a massive plate of poutine to fuel up for a tour of the epic Olympic Park.

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