Some places in the list have symbols next to them, the means that it is a recommanded place, the means that there is a photograph of that place and the means that the place's fact sheet contains a link to their web site.

• Hôtel Rasco (Old Montreal)
• Cours LeRoyer, great old warehouses transformed into condominiums. (Old Montreal)
• Université de Montréal, university campus. (Cotes-des-Neiges and Notre-Dame-de-Grace)
• Montreal Forum, it is empty for the moment. (Downtown)
• Mount Stephen Club, historical building. (Downtown)
• Maison Alcan (Downtown)
• Habitat 67 (Ste-Helene and Notre-Dame Islands)
• Pont Jacques-Cartier (Ste-Helene and Notre-Dame Islands)
• Bell Centre, very ordinary looking building. (Downtown)
• Bonsecours market (Old Montreal)
• City hall (Old Montreal)
• Dalhousie train station (Old Montreal)
• Dominion square building, great wood panel ceilings. (Downtown)
• Ernest Cormier buildingfor its impressive bronze doors. (Old Montreal)
• Grand Trunk building, try to spot the gryphons. (Old Montreal)
• Maisonneuve Market (Hochelaga-Maisonneuve)
• McGill University campus (Downtown)
• Old 'old' court housenot to be confused with the new old court house... (Old Montreal)
• Olympic Stadium (Hochelaga-Maisonneuve)
• Olympic Stadium tower (Hochelaga-Maisonneuve)
• Royal Bank building (Old Montreal)
• St-Louis du Mile-End city hall (Plateau Mont-Royal)
• St-Sulpice seminary, the oldest building in Montreal still standing. (Old Montreal)
• Sun Life building, important office building. (Downtown)
• Viger building, was an hotel and train station (Old Montreal)
• Windsor building, renovated hotel annex. (Downtown)
• Windsor train station, for its hall of lost steps. (Downtown)
• World Trade Centerrenovated buildings that form a new office complex. (Old Montreal)


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