• Hôtel Rasco (Interesting building , N/A, )
• Obélisque des Pionniers (Monument , N/A, )
• Chapelle Notre-Dame du Bonsecour, for its boat-shaped chandeliers and Casavant organ. (Church, synagogue, etc , 1675-1678, )
• Place Jacques-Cartier (Park or cemetery , N/A, )
• Champs-de-Mars, you can see the remnants of the old fortifications. (Park or cemetery , 1812, )
• Place d'Armes (Park or cemetery , N/A, )
• Cours LeRoyer, great old warehouses transformed into condominiums. (Interesting building , N/A, )
• Bonsecours market (Interesting building , N/A, )
• Champs-de-Mars Metro stationthere's a colorful and very large stained glass window. ( , , )
• City hall (Interesting building , 1872-1878, Second Empire)
• Dalhousie train station (Interesting building , N/A, )
• De la Commune streeton your way to the old port... (Interesting street , , )
• Ernest Cormier buildingfor its impressive bronze doors. (Interesting building , N/A, )
• Grand Trunk building, try to spot the gryphons. (Interesting building , 1900-1902, )
• Nelson columnmonument dedicated to the memory of admiral Horatio Nelson. (Monument , 1809, )
• Notre-Dame basilica, one of the most interesting church in town ( , 1820, Neo-Gothic)
• Notre-Dame streetthe basilica and city hall. (Interesting street , , )
• Old 'old' court housenot to be confused with the new old court house... (Interesting building , N/A, )
• Old Stock Exchange ( , N/A, )
• Royal Bank building (Interesting building , N/A, )
• St-Paul streetfor art galleries, bars or just walking. (Interesting street , , )
• St-Sulpice seminary, the oldest building in Montreal still standing. (Interesting building , 1685, )
• Viger building, was an hotel and train station (Interesting building , N/A, )
• World Trade Centerrenovated buildings that form a new office complex. (Interesting building , N/A, )


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