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Old Port of Montreal · Montreal & Surroundings

Essentials of Old Port of Montreal

Vieux Port is the historical neighbourhood and the cradle of the city of Montreal, which has been the economic heart of Canada for decades, thanks to its banks on the Saint-Jacques Street and its warehouses along the river.
This neighbourhood was formerly surrounded by fortifications, which limited for a long time the expansion of the city.
In the past ten years, this neighbourhood faced a true real-estate boom. Lots of inhabitants moved to Vieux Port, which had been abandoned by department stores for over a century and which had been dropped by business companies in favour of a new center in the North. Nowadays, condos, luxury properties, boutiques, art galleries and upscale restaurants have replaced closed down warehouses. The Vieux Port neighbourhood is a trendy place to discover.
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Understanding the Old Port of Montreal market

After a decrease between 2011 and 2014, the real-estate market has risen by 5% regarding the number of properties sold in Montreal in 2016. Thousands of condos have been built in the region of Montreal these last years and many of them are still unoccupied and still on the housing market. According to real-estate experts, 2017 would be characterized by a slowing down of sells due to new mortgage loan measures. However, the growth of the employment market and the low unemployment rate should boost property sells.
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Seasons

Low Season

Low Season

Nov 01 – Mar 31
Even though Montreal could be visited all year long, the period from November to March is the coldest one. However, it is an incredible experience to visit Montreal under the snow as it lights from lots of colors during the Christmas and New Year's Eve period. During winter, precipitation is mainly in the form of sn...
High Season

High Season

Apr 01 – Oct 31
From April to October, the weather conditions are more pleasurable, with a mildness climate. In autumn, Montreal is a postcard landscape with magnificent colours and perfectly represents what the Indian summer is.  The city has a tremendous life during important events such as Halloween or Thanksgiving.
Peak Season

Peak Season

Jun 01 – Oct 01
From June to September, you will enjoy the hottest temperatures, with a clear blue sky. This is the period of the year chosen by most of foreign tourists to visit Montreal. Therefore, with a important affluence, prices are at their highest, regarding air transport and accommodation. However, you will experience inte...

Points of interest

A taste of the Caribbean Festival

A taste of the Caribbean Festival

Great Chefs from the Caribbean and from Montreal will propose you a large range of delicious dishes and tasty beverages punctuated with Island flavoured styles. Taste the famous Jamaican jerk chicken or the spicy Barbadian and Grenadian rums and explore these islands in a sampling way. Organized on the Bonsecours is...
The Clock Tower of Montreal

The Clock Tower of Montreal

Also called the "Sailors' Memorial Tower", this monument was built in 1921 by F.W. Cowie and renovated in 1984. It was a tribute to the sailors of the merchant navy dead during the World War I. The tower has a spectacular clock and a huge lamp to guide boats and it allows to hide the voluminous installations along t...
 The Notre-Dame-De-Bon-Secours Chapel

The Notre-Dame-De-Bon-Secours Chapel

For more than 350 years, this chapel has been a historical and heritage jewel for generations of visitors and pilgrims. Once you enter this monument, there is a particular feeling of peacefulness and serenity while discovering the old Montreal. Built in 1771 on the vestiges of the first pilgrimage chapel, you will a...
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Montreal is a city in the province of Quebec, situated in the South East of Canada. This is the second largest city in the country and is a major metropolis in Quebec. Thanks to its French colonial history, dated from the 16th century, the French Canadian population is predominant in the city. For this reason, Montreal is considered to be the second largest French-city speaking in the world, after Paris. Montreal is famous for its diversity and is an important cosmopolitan place in North America. But Montreal is also an attractive city thanks to its unquestioned modernity, its charming styl...
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