Worth visiting for believers and atheists alike. Beautiful architecture & ambiance, I used to really enjoy coming here as a kid. This is the only place that comes to mind as a notable attraction here.
Have to pay for entrance all the time but the interiors are beautiful. Make sure to check out the adjacent chapels for contrasting architecture. Very low lighting but definitely a must see!
Join in with any on going guided tour if you want to know the historic facts. Beautifully architected- spend some time looking at the stain-glass paintings
Must have Canadian dollars to enter 8$ for adults and 5$ for children. Unless you are into gothic art or seriously religious about going in, I wouldn’t bother. The vieux village is worth exploring.
This cathedral is very pretty but not the more beautiful one I visited. Also, you have to pay 8 box to visit it. So it’s up to you. The best view is my pic.
It is one of the most popular attractions in the Old Town of Montreal. Little hint: On a smaller scale the outside of the Basilica is an exact replica of the well-known Basilique Notre-Dame in Paris.
If you happen to go there on Wednesday, check out ther organ concert at 2:30pm. Magnificent!! Reservation needed and 10$ cash including entrance to the church.
A church with a rich history in direct contact with the city of Montreal. Admirable to visit. "And there was light" activity to do, no excuse. A must in the Old Port of Montreal
Spectacle Haut en Lumières illustrant l’histoire de Montréal, à ne pas manquer, réserver! // 'And then there was light': the birth of Montreal in an amazing light and sound show, must-see, Book early!
Beautiful painted windows and very organ that you can see and hear. But the altar imposing and beautiful. It’s a must see. Prices for entering is 6 Can. Dollar.
Before the 11:00am and 17:00 masses on Sundays there is an organ audition (mini concert) that lasts 30 min. The Basilica's organist, M. Pierre Grandmaison, is a must-hear attraction in Montreal.
Free Christmas Eve service. You can view straight from the top floor, where you can watch from the projector screens hung from opposite sides of the church nave.
This features stained glass windows showcasing scenes from the city’s religious history and it’s filled with hundreds of detailed wooden carvings and statues and a pipe organ created in 1891
It's definitely a smaller version of "The" Notre Dame in Paris. Which is even more disappointing that it costs money to get in whereas the one in Paris is free, at least it was when I visited.
You must pay at the entrance to pray or visit :))) so it is a church for the people who have money; if you do not have money then you can not pray. Isn't it weird?
Regular visits run up untill 4:30pm. Further is the lights show which is interesting....along with the history of the church, you get to learn about the history of Montreal ;0)
La basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal, sise dans l'arrondissement... de Ville-Marie à Montréal, est l'église-mère de Montréal. Véritable galerie d'art religieux, la richesse de ses ornements n'a pas d'équivalent à Montréal.(Show more)