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Montreal (French: Montreal, English: Montreal), also known as Montreal, is located in
Canada
Quebec
southwest
St. Lawrence River
Hit the mark
Isle of Montreal
And the surrounding islands, yes
Canada
Quebec
It is the economic center and main port of the province and the largest city in area.
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With a population of 4.1 million (2016) and an area of 4,259 square kilometres, Montreal is the second largest city in Canada. The word "Montreal" comes from
Middle French
"Mont Royal", meaning "Mount Royal", is a landmark in the heart of Montreal
Mount Royal
Named after it.
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Montreal is
Canada
One of the most important economic centers. In 2013, the city's gross regional product reached $189.3 billion, mainly due to the development of Montreal's aviation, finance, design and film industries.
In 2006, Montreal was
UNESCO
Named "City of Design".
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In 2017, Montreal was named the world's best student city by the British Higher Education Survey.
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- Chinese name
- Montreal
- Foreign name
- Montreal
- alias
- Mandyke, North America Paris City of festivals
- Administrative category
- The city
- Subordinate region
- Canada Quebec
- Geographical position
- Ottawa River and St. Lawrence River intersection
- Area product
- 4259 km²
- Telephone area code
- 514，438
- Postal code
- H
- Climatic condition
- Temperate continental humid climate
- Population number
- 4.1 million (2016)
- Famous scenic spot
- St. Lawrence River , Notre Dame Cathedral , Mount Royal
- aerodrome
- Montreal International Airport
- Railway station
- Central Railway Station
- Gross regional product
- $189.3 billion (2013)
- Incumbent mayor
- Gerard Tremblay
- Prestigious university
- McGill University , University of Montreal
catalogue
- 1Historical evolution
- 2Administrative division
- 3Geographical environment
- ▪Location boundary
- ▪landform
- ▪climate
- ▪hydrology
- 4Natural resources
- ▪Water resources
- ▪Plant resources
- ▪Animal resources
- ▪Mineral resources
- 5Population nationality
- 6political
- 7economy
- ▪summarize
- ▪Primary industry
- ▪Secondary industry
- ▪Tertiary industry
- 8Social undertaking
- ▪education
- ▪Medical treatment
Come to France
Quebec
, dream building
Second French Empire
Before, co-living here
The Algonquin
,
Huron
and
The Iroquois
There are often conflicts.
Jacques Katia
Was the first to arrive
Isle of Montreal
The first permanent settlement of European settlers on the island was not established until 1642, and the place was later named Mount Royal, from which the city's name probably derives. Montreal quickly became synonymous with
The Iroquois
The main market for fur trade. Before the peace treaty of 1701, the colony was frequently attacked. With the rapid development of the fur trade, Montreal gradually became new
French empire
The colonial base and commercial center.
However, the troubles there have been continuous, first of all protracted
French and Indian Wars
(1757-1763). The war was a turning point in the French sphere of influence in North America,
British
It was taken in 1759
Quebec City
This also laid the groundwork for the eventual occupation of Montreal. And Montreal briefly became
New France
The capital until
Marchid writes
The anti-British forces
Amherst
The general surrendered before returning to town status.
The British occupation was interrupted for seven months in 1775 when the Americans captured the city of Montreal. After these accidents, a lot of
Ireland
and
Scotland
The influx of immigrants transformed the city into the second largest in North America. But the trend has not been smooth. A failed French uprising against British rule in 1837 was followed by a series of deportations and executions. In 1867,
Dominion of Canada
Montreal became the new country's main seaport, railway hub, banking center, and industrial hub.
Although Montreal's fur trade was in decline, by 1900, the expanding shipping industry and railways had made Montreal the commercial and cultural center of Canada. Immigrants from Central and Eastern Europe who came here in search of work contributed to Montreal's diverse character. With the 20th century in Europe
Jew
A huge influx of people from Montreal
Ethnic populated area
It is also expanding. twice
World war
After this trend continued, immigrants continued to pour in, the city ballooned, and even made Montreal a "Sin City", of course, partly due to the United States
Dry law
. During prohibition in America,
Quebec
Became the wine supply of the whole continent, and the Merson family became rich. In the meantime,
Go whoring
And the gambling industry is protected by the authorities. As Montreal transitioned into a manufacturing hub, an urban middle class emerged.
In 1911, the population of the Montreal metropolitan area reached 500,000 and doubled in the next two decades with the wave of European immigration. In the early 1950s, Montreal's population passed the million mark, and Mayor Jean Drapeau began planning for the city's future.
By the early 1950s, Montreal's population had exceeded one million, and the city's new mayor, Jean Drapo, laid out a series of plans to change the city's appearance: a new subway system and underground city, the expansion of the Port of Montreal, and the widening of the sea road with the St. Lawrence River. This was the period when high-rise buildings were competing to rise above the city, with the 43-story Plaza de Marie-Town and the 47-story Tour de la Bourse. In addition, two new museums were built, and a subway and several highways were opened in 1966. Montreal's achievements in cleaning up the city, encouraging urban renewal, and successfully attracting more than 50 million visitors for the 1967 Montreal World's Fair and the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games also greatly increased Montreal's international popularity.
With the exception of five years in the early 1960s, Drapo was the popular mayor of Montreal until the mid-1980s. Nevertheless,
Toronto
I still beat Montreal to become
Canada
The economic center, this is mainly due to
Quebec
Separatist activity dominated Montreal politics in the 1960s. The resulting "Silent Revolution" eventually secured a greater voice for French Quebecers in industry and politics, and established the dominance of the French language in the province. By the 21st century, Montreal had become the second most populous city in the world
Paris
The second largest French-speaking city.
Beautiful Montreal night view
Beautiful Montreal night view
Administrative divisions of the District of Montreal
Montreal is roughly
St. Laurent Avenue
As the central boundary, the east side of the avenue is the east side, and the west side is the west side. In 2002, Montreal became a one-island city, also known as the Grand City, and in 2004, some suburbs and English-speaking areas of the West Island voted to return to being their own city, outside the jurisdiction of the city of Montreal. However, to the outside world, the areas on the island are considered to be the Montreal area, such as
Cotte saint-cottage
When people introduce themselves to outsiders, they say they are from Montreal, not Cote d 'Rue. Downtown Montreal is located
Maria City
, top connect
Mount Royal Park
, coming down
St. Lawrence River
. There are more than ten in this area
skyscraper
(Montreal City law says no more
Mount Royal
The height of...
Montreal
Language regions of Montreal:
St. Lawrence
(English Area)
Southwest (French)
Verdun
(English Area)
North Montreal
(French)
Mount Royal plateau
(French)
Maria City
(French)
Montreal is located in
Quebec
Pak K
southwest
St. Lawrence River
With Montreal
The river
At the confluence
Isle of Montreal
It covers an area of 4,259 square kilometers. Montreal coordinates are 45°30' N, 73°35' W
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. Montreal island choke
Great Lakes
To the throat of the Atlantic seaway, Montreal's unique geographical location has created a developed maritime transport.
Montrealese
St. Lawrence River
To the north are mountains and highlands, to the east of the city is the Gaspe peninsula, to the west is the Saint Lawrence Lowland, Montreal also has two high mountains, namely 1,622 meters above sea level Monte de Yberville and 1,268 meters above sea level Jacques Cartier.
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Montreal in several
Climatic province
As a result, the weather is varied. Rainfall is abundant here, with an average annual rainfall of 897mm.
January is the coldest time of year, with an average daily temperature of -10.4 ° C and an average minimum temperature of -14.9 ° C. That's why local weather forecasts often change
Wind cooling
Factors taken into account. The hottest month of the year is July, with an average daily temperature of 20.9 ° C and an average daily maximum temperature of 26.3 ° C. The lowest temperature ever recorded was -37.8 ° C on January 15, 1957. The highest temperature ever recorded was 37.6 ° C on August 1, 1975. A climate with moderate to high humidity is common in summer. The monthly rainfall in spring and autumn is between 55 and 94mm. In spring and autumn, there is a small amount of snow.
Montreal is located at the junction of several climate zones, so the weather is varied and has four distinct seasons. According to the Koppen climate classification, Montreal belongs to
Temperate continental humid climate
. Summer is hot and humid, often more than 30 ° C, the average high temperature of 26 ° C, the average low temperature of 16 ° C.
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|
Annual climate averages for Montreal
|
||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
month
|
Jan.
|
February
|
March
|
April
|
May
|
June
|
July
|
August
|
September
|
Oct.
|
November
|
December
|
|
Heat index
|
13.9
|
15.1
|
27.2
|
35.1
|
41.8
|
44.0
|
46.0
|
47.0
|
42.5
|
33.9
|
26.1
|
18.4
|
|
Extreme high temperature ℃
|
12.9
|
12.4
|
26.7
|
31.1
|
35.8
|
36.1
|
36.7
|
37.8
|
35.1
|
27.8
|
23.9
|
16.3
|
|
Average high temperature ℃
|
5.8
|
3.4
|
2.5
|
11.6
|
19.0
|
24.1
|
26.5
|
25.3
|
20.4
|
12.7
|
5.4
|
2.3
|
|
Average temperature ℃
|
- 10.3
|
- 8.1
|
- 2.3
|
6.3
|
13.3
|
18.5
|
21.0
|
19.8
|
15.0
|
8.0
|
1.5
|
6.2
|
|
Average low temperature ℃
|
14.8
|
12.7
|
7.0
|
1.0
|
7.5
|
12.9
|
15.5
|
14.3
|
9.6
|
3.3
|
2.4
|
10.1
|
|
Extreme low temperature
|
35.6
|
36.1
|
30.6
|
16.7
|
5.6
|
0.1
|
5.0
|
2.6
|
3.0
|
7.8
|
21.7
|
34.4
|
|
Precipitation ㎜
|
65.4
|
54.3
|
64.4
|
74.5
|
80.3
|
92.8
|
91.9
|
85.5
|
90.1
|
86.1
|
81.9
|
76.4
|
Montreal has more than 18,000 square kilometers of fresh water, more than 450 rivers that end up in the Atlantic Ocean, and tens of thousands of lakes, 30 of which are larger than 250 square kilometers.
Lake Mistasini
The largest natural lake in Montreal, the Cania Pisco Reservoir is Montreal's largest inland body of water.
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Montrealese
St. Lawrence River
The waterway is 3,769 km long and can be reached from the Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
The water system.
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Montreal's land is rich and rich, with a lot of forest resources.
maple
It is the most abundant tree in Montreal, due to
Maple leaf candy
The production of,
maple
It has long been an icon of Montreal and the province of Quebec. There are no other trees such as white pine, red pine, hemlock and red oak.
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Montreal's animal resources are relatively small, with only a few species common in North America, such as salmon, hedgehogs, foxes, and Canada geese.
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The mineral resources of Montreal are mainly iron ore, gold, nickel copper and gravel.
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Montreal has an estimated population of 4.1 million (2016) and a population density of 4,439 people/km ².
Children under 14 years of age (about 619,000) make up 18.06% of the population, and people over 65 years of age (about 443,000) make up 12.92% of the population. Of these, about 13.55% of the population is
Coloured people
.
Montreal's ethnic groups are Irish, Italian, Jewish, Greek, Arab, Asian, Latin American, Haitian and Portuguese, and its residents come from almost every country in the world. In 2016, the Chinese population in Montreal was 82,665, or 5.1% of the total population.
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(Distribution of population by ethnic group in Montreal, 2016)
|
Frenchman
|
936990
|
German
|
78315
|
Polish
|
51920
|
|
Italian
|
260345
|
Indian
|
74565
|
Portuguese
|
46535
|
|
Irishman
|
216410
|
Quebecois
|
72445
|
East Indian
|
39305
|
|
English
|
148095
|
Jew
|
68485
|
Romanians
|
36275
|
|
Scotsman
|
119365
|
Hellenic
|
61770
|
Russian
|
35800
|
|
Haitian
|
85785
|
Spaniard
|
56770
|
Vietnamese
|
35050
|
|
Chinese
|
82665
|
Lebanese
|
53455
|
Moroccan
|
33270
|
Montreal City Hall
The city of Montreal is governed by the Mayor, and
City commission
Equal status. Incumbent mayor
Gerard Tremblay
, for
Civic United Party of Montreal Island
A party member. although
Executive committee
It has more power, but the democratically elected city council is the government body that makes the final decision. The City Council consists of 73 councillors elected from all districts of the city. The Committee has a wide range of competences, including public safety, agreements with other governments, allowances, the environment, urban planning, and a three-year urban expenditure outline. The City Board is also a required oversight body, regulating or agreeing with the decisions of the district board.
Montreal's traditional industry is the main economic pillar of the city, with thousands of factories and enterprises, such as clothing, tobacco, food, textiles and timber. Other industries, such as steel, rolling stock, machinery, chemicals, aircraft and electrical appliances, are also advanced and developed.
Montreal's agriculture is very developed, mainly wheat, barley, corn and fruits and vegetables. Wine production ranks first in the country. There are milk and meat animal husbandry and poultry and egg industry. Mechanization is the main means to increase agricultural productivity in Montreal, and Paris has basically realized agricultural mechanization, and agricultural productivity is very high. The agro-food processing industry is one of the pillar industries in which Paris obtains a surplus in foreign trade exports.
Commerce is also an important source of economic income in Montreal, the most revenue is generated by food sales, in the wide variety of stores, supermarkets and chain stores are the most dynamic, accounting for almost half of all business activity.
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The services sector plays an important role in Montreal's economic and social life, accounting for about 35% of the city's national output in 2016.
Montreal is home to 11 institutions of higher education, including four universities, several colleges, and many private and public schools, and people here are proud of its thriving academic environment. Out of a population of 3.6 million, Montreal has 670,000 tertiary education students and 170,000 university students, including 17,000 foreign students from 160 countries, making it the second highest student population density of any major city in North America.
University of Montreal
University of Quebec at Montreal
Created in 1969. The quality of the curriculum is excellent, the research on social issues is outstanding, the creative arts is innovative, and the academic reputation is well-known overseas. The University offers on-campus training at its 4 regional centers, as well as distance training through its affiliated Distance Education University. The University of Quebec at Montreal has a School of Management and six departments, offering approximately 300 curricular training programs through three levels.
McGill University
Concordia University
Founded in 1974 as a result of the merger of Sir George Williams University and Loyola College, it is widely recognised for its strong teaching and research strength. Concordia University has two campuses with a total of 26,000 undergraduate students and nearly 5,000 graduate students. The university offers more than 180 courses and training programs and 63 research seats, 18 research centers and 11 research institutes. The school has established formal links with 89 institutions in 29 countries on five continents.
Myerston College
Founded in 1946, it is the first aviation college in Canada and has gradually developed into a comprehensive bilingual university. Aviation has been the only practical training base of McGill University.
There are also six professional schools in Montreal, which are:
Universite Polytechnique de Montreal
, belong to
University of Montreal
;
Montreal Modern Business School
, belong to
University of Montreal
;
High and new Technology Research institute
, belong to
University of Quebec
;
National Academy of Sciences
, belong to
University of Quebec
;
National School of Public Administration
, belong to
University of Quebec
;
Distance education university
, belong to
University of Quebec
.
Montreal use
Quebec
Unique education system: 6 years of primary school, 5 years of secondary school, 2 years of pre-university, 3 or 4 years of university.
The public school system provides free quality education in English and French at the primary and secondary levels. Montreal post-secondary students enjoy some of the lowest tuition rates in Canada and the freedom to choose from 11 world-class universities.
French-speaking universities in Montreal are:
University of Montreal
,
Hec Montreal
,
University of Quebec at Montreal
and
Higher technical institute
Etc.; English language universities are:
McGill University
,
Concordia University
and
Myerston College
Let's wait.
Montreal's health care system is based on the principle of universal coverage. Public access is available to all residents of Montreal
Medical system
Free medical services are provided. This service is also available to foreign workers who have settled in Montreal. Residents of Montreal can also enjoy the"
A public prescription drug insurance program
It is a government insurance plan that covers all essential prescription drugs. Since the implementation of the program, all residents have been able to obtain the prescription drugs they need in a fair and reasonable manner, regardless of their financial status.
Port of Montreal
There are special bike lanes beside the main streets of Montreal, and BIXI bike rental points can be found at the main street corners, only credit card payment, international credit card can also be used, the minimum rental 24 hours, the cost is 5 Canadian dollars, 72 hours is 12 Canadian dollars, you can also choose to rent a month or a year, Prices are $28 and $78, respectively, although a deposit of $250 from a credit card is required for the vehicle during the rental period.
Airports in Montreal
Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
It's been in use since World War II
Montreal Dover International Airport
The Government of Canada was established in 2004 as the former Prime Minister of Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
The name of the airport. In addition to facilities such as exchange offices and restaurants, Trudeau International Airport is equipped with the largest duty-free shop in North America.
There are several ways to get to downtown Montreal from the airport. The airport bus 747 line between the downtown station and the airport leaves about every 20 minutes, the interval is as short as 10 minutes during the daytime peak period, the whole journey takes half an hour to an hour, 24 hours of operation, the ticket is 10 Canadian dollars, the on-board coin only. A 1-day Pass for $10 or a 3-day pass for $18 can be purchased at airport ticket vending machines. The subway runs until 1 a.m., and buses run 24 hours a day. A taxi from the airport to downtown costs about $35, plus a tip of about $5.
Approximately 40 passenger and freighter aircraft operate between Montreal and more than 115 destinations worldwide. Montreal has two international airports,
Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
and
Mirabel International Airport
.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
is
Quebec
Major airports serving passengers for domestic and international travel.
Mirabel International Airport
It is an industrial airport with a full range of cargo services. The airport is open around the clock, offering cargo operators flexible flight schedules and sophisticated modern facilities and services at competitive rates. In 2005, the two airports handled more than 10 million passengers and 263,000 tons of cargo.
Montreal's downtown train station is located
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
nearby
Central Railway Station
To open and travel to major cities across the country
Canada Via Railway
Train.
Canada Via Railway
Its headquarters are located in Montreal. In addition,
Amtrak
It also operates between Montreal and
New York
The Adirondack trains run once a day.
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Passenger in
Albany
and
New York
And other places can be transferred to other American cities
Amtrak
Train.
Quebec has more than 165,000 kilometres of roads, their axis running parallel to the St. Lawrence River, forming a network system that will
Ontario
And the highway system in the northeastern United States. Montreal is connected to all major North American economic centres and is only a 45-minute drive from the US border.
The most frequently used border crossing between Quebec and the United States is
Lacolle Champlain
The border crossing. It provides direct access to major North American cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
Montreal has coach services to all major cities in Canada, with 6 trains a day between Montreal and Toronto
Express train
There is an express train every hour between Montreal and Montreal, which takes about 2 hours
Quebec City
There is an express train every hour, which takes about 3 hours.
year-round
Port of Montreal
Low cost and high efficiency, serving Northern Europe,
Mediterranean
The Central Canada, Midwest and Northeast markets of the United States are the shortest routes to connect these markets and are also far from North America
Industrial center
The nearest international port.
The Port of Montreal is one of the most heavily used inland ports in the world and a major transit point for transatlantic traffic, handling more than 24 million tons of cargo in 2005. Account for
North Atlantic
39.5% of total transport, even more than 35%
New York harbor
.
Jacques Cartier Bridge
The main terminals from upstream to downstream are: urban port area, two north-south port pools in the south, 19 berths with water depths of 7.6-9.14 meters along the side, of which the west of the Windmill Pier No. 7, 9 and 10 berths for loading and unloading grain, and No. 12 berth for loading and unloading vehicles; In the north, there are three eastward jetties with a total of 16 deep-water berths in depths of 8.8-10.6 m, with berths 3 and 5 south of the Alexandre jetty and berths 14 Jack Katil used for grain handling. The Market Port area is a waterfront pier north and south of Jack Katil Bridge, with a total of 20 berths (berths No. 21-42) and a water depth of 7.6-10.6 meters. The Lauliere, Tarte and Sudeland jetties each have four berths with depths of 9.1-9.9 m for coastal trade, bulk sugar and grain handling. Berths 48-56, with a water depth of about 10 meters, are mainly used for grain handling. Dry bulk terminals, namely berths 57 and 58, with a water depth of 9.1 m, and Berths 71 and 72 with a water depth of 10.6 m. Container terminal, Racine terminal has 4 berths (59-62 berth), Cadillac Terminal, (66-68 berth, 70 berth), Bucceville Terminal (73, 74 berth), Tusk Terminal (78-80 berth), Bickeldick Terminal, (87-88 berth), the water depth of 9.1-10.6 meters. 20 oil tanker berths (94-110). There are more than 120 berths in Hong Kong, including 14 container berths, most of which are deep water berths.
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Montreal Metro
More developed, a total of four subway lines orange, yellow, green and blue, 65 stops (Montreal authorities are about to extend the Blue, Orange and Green lines). There are nearly 200 bus routes in Montreal, including more than 20 night routes. Buses arrive at regular times in Montreal, and there are usually timetables and route maps posted at the stations, and there are also free bus route maps in the subway. It usually takes about 5 minutes, more during peak hours.
Montreal Metro
The bus and bus are operated by STM company and the fares are uniform and universal. The second ticket allows unlimited travel to the destination on the same subway or bus within 2 hours. One way ticket is $3.25, 2 times ticket is $6, 10 times ticket is $27. You can also purchase a 1-day pass (24 hours) for $10, a 3-day pass (3 natural days) for $18, and a monthly pass for $83. Unlimited subway or bus rides within the valid time of your ticket. Students studying in Montreal can obtain an OPUS card with a photo, which can then be used for a $49.75 monthly pass.
The subway stations in Montreal provide free bus routes and maps of Montreal, which are recommended for new arrivals to take with them. When taking a Montreal bus, you should press the red button on the banister inside the bus to signal the driver to get off. If there is no button, the driver will not stop. Montreal also has two light rail lines that reach the west and northwest suburbs.
There are nearly 5,000 taxis in Montreal, which typically seat four people. Taxi fares start at $2.25, cash payment is required by Quebec regulations in Canadian dollars, by distance meter, international credit card payment.
Montreal has a metro system with 65 stations on four lines, orange, green, blue and yellow, and two lines connecting the western suburbs and northwest suburbs.
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Montreal Gay Village
400 years have passed, and now
Quebec
Adhering to the unique and strong culture of France, it has become the largest French cultural center in the world outside France.
Canada
The second largest city and seaport of Montreal lies just west of the fertile Quebec
delta
St. Lawrence low ground. Montreal is not only Canada's largest seaport and financial, commercial, and industrial center, but also the second largest French-speaking city in the world.
The busiest street in the city center
St Catherine's Street
It is the largest commercial street in Canada. On the opposite side of the river
Isle of Our Lady
Be held annually
Formula One car
. The island also has gambling and large amusement parks and other recreational facilities, every year
Montreal Fireworks Festival
It will be held here.
Montreal has 62 cinemas, large and small, showing films in English, French and other languages. And there are free movies almost every week.
Mengcheng has what is called the Temple of art
Art square
Established in 1963, the Art Centre, with its modern art gallery, grand theatre, concert hall and studios, is Montreal's venue for international and local artists to showcase their talents. The Museum of Modern Art's free exhibitions begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays, and the Art Square hosts a "Weekend Art Tour" on the last weekend in September.
The most notable of these is the upcoming one in 2006
World Gay Olympics
. Coincidentally, in April 2014, Montreal Tourism launched a $23 million publicity campaign called "Montreal Tourism."
Sexy Mengcheng
It aims to promote the sexy and romantic side of Montreal to tourists around the world.
Major events supported by the city of Montreal include the Gay Black and Blue Festival,
Gay pride parade
And the Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival. The annual Gay Pride Parade is the biggest event in Montreal, with 450,000 gay families marching through the streets, the parade is packed with people and the scene is very spectacular. These homosexuals and gay family members dress up "enchanting" and "flirty" to show their values and sexual orientation to the public. Similarly, the annual Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival showcases gay films from around the world, with actors attending premieres and panels, including many of Hollywood's international stars.
Montreal is
Canada
One of the cities with distinctive food characteristics. Bacon,
bagel
Poutine and Poutine are famous specialties in Montreal, and different flavors of cheese and chocolate candy are the best snacks when shopping. Known as the "Little Paris" of Montreal, the meals are based on authentic French cuisine. Montreal has no shortage of
Canada
Other regional and even world cuisine, such as
pho
,
pizza
and
English steak
Let's wait.
Old Montreal
Chinatown in Montreal
Notre Dame Cathedral of Montreal
Mount Royal Park, Montreal
On the side of
Mount Royal
On the top, the entire downtown building, the scenery can be seen at a glance, the mountains, the river, the city and even beyond
Olympic Stadium
. Montreal architecture is known for its contrast between old and new, skyscrapers versus old
Catholic church
Side by side. Many old Catholic churches, such as
Notre Dame Cathedral
,
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Let's wait. Modern architecture has
Montreal Metro
And skyscrapers, such as
Ieoh Ming Pei
It was established in 1962
Maria City Square
Mansion.
Montreal Botanical Gardens
Montreal Museum of Modern Art
Habitat in Montreal
Casinos in Montreal
Old Port of Montreal
Underground city of Montreal
City of design
Best student City
In 2017, QS, a British higher education research institution, released the latest ranking of student cities based on the cost of living, study experience, job prospects, and environmental friendliness, and Montreal rose six places to take the first place. although
University of Montreal
Be inferior in reputation
London
and
Paris
But student nightlife, friendliness and a relatively low cost of living put Montreal on top.
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In November 2018, the World City Ranking was released, and Montreal entered the ranks of the world's first-tier cities.
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On December 26, 2019, it ranked 39th on the list of Top 500 Global Cities in 2019.
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