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Eglise de Saint-Antoine
The current Eglise de Saint-Antoine (Saint-Antoine Church) was constructed in 1869 to replace a previous version built in 1772. The church faces the St. Lawrence River and has two bell towers. It is located along the King's Road.
Address: 1341, rue Notre-Dame Lavaltrie QC Canada J0K 1H0
 1 450 586-1044
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Le Vieux-Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
Founded in 1740, this district consists of charming cafes, restaurants, boutiques and heritage buildings.
Address: . Laval QC
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Built in 1870, this church is located on the corner of Peel Street and de La Gauchetière Street West. Visitors can admire the neo-Gothic design, walking through an arched doorway to a woodwork interior.
Address: 1101 rue Stanley Montreal QC Canada H3B 2S6
 Send an Email 1 514 866-7113
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The Islamic Centre of Quebec was established in 1965 and continues to provide spiritual, social and educational needs for Muslims in the province.
Address: 2520 Chemin Laval St. Laurent (Montreal) QC Canada H4L 3A1
Send an Email 1 514 331-1770
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Located on the slope of the Montagne de Rigaud, this pilgrimmage site offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area. A series of trails called the "field of stones" are accessible from here.
Address: 43 rue St-Viateur C.P. 158 Rigaud QC J0P 1P0
Send an Email (6) 1 450 451-4631
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Cathedrale Marie-Reine du Monde
Consecrated in 1894, the Cathedrale Marie-Reine du Monde was built as a smaller replica of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. While not as impressive as the original, this cathedral, which includes a 76 m (252 ft) dome, is nonetheless worth a visit.
Address: 1085, rue de la Cathedrale Montreal QC Canada H3B 2V3
1 514 866-1661
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Congregation Temple Solomon
Located in the old Jewish area of Montreal known as the Main, this original synagogue dates back to the early 1920s.
Address: 3919 rue Clark Montreal QC Canada H2W 1W5
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The original version of this Anglican church was constructed in 1814 but burned down in 1856. The present neo-gothic structure, which features a 38 m (127 ft) steeple and stained glass windows, was completed in 1859. Visitors may tour the cathedral and then go shopping in the underground mall located beneath the building.
Address: 635 Sainte-Catherine Street West Montreal QC Canada H3A 2B8
Send an Email 1 514 843-6577
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This is one of the largest churches on the continent, and is truly worth a visit. The church has one of the world's largest pipe organs and a carillon in one tower and a huge bell in the other. Guided tours are available.
Address: 116 Notre-Dame West Montréal QC
1 514 842-2925
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This historic church is the home of a group of orthodox nuns, who run a small cheese factory, producing the cheese from a group of goats that they raise.
Address: 827 chemin de la Carrière Brownsburg-Chatham QC J8G 1K7
1 450 533-4313
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La Chapelle de procession Notre-Dame-de-Petie
Located along the King's Road route, the chapel is situated behind the Saint-Sulpice Church. Built with logs in 1830, it is now an historic monument.
Address: 1095, rue Notre-Dame Saint-Sulpice QC Canada J5W 3W2
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This Gothic revival style basilica was designated a historic monument by the Quebec Government in December of 1985. Its construction and history is closely connected to the Irish Canadian community in Montreal.
Address: 460 Rene-Levesque Boulevard West Montreal QC Canada H2Z 1A7
Send an Email 1 514 866-7379
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Briarwood Presbyterian Church
Address: 70, Beaconsfield Boulevard Beaconsfield QC Canada H9W 3Z3
1 514 695-1879
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L'eglise Sainte-Rose-de-Lima
Construction on this church began in 1852 and ended in 1856. The interior features noteworthy furnishings, including a high altar and two wooden statuettes produced by Philippe Liebert.
Address: 219, boulevard Sainte-Rose Laval QC
1 450 625-1963
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Eglise de Saint-Sulpice
In total, three churches have existed on this site. The first was built in 1706 and was quickly succeeded by another constructed in 1723. The third and final version that still stands today, was built in 1832 in a neo-classical style. Extensive renovations were made in the 1870s in order to give the church a neo-gothic appearance.
Address: 1095, rue Notre-Dame Saint-Sulpice QC Canada J5W 3W2
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Saint Joseph's Oratory is located in the Mount Royal sector of Montreal. A notable feature of the basilica is its massive dome. In 1989, it was used as a backdrop in the movie, Jesus of Montreal.
Address: 3800, Chemin Queen Mary Montreal QC Canada H3V 1H6
1 514 733-8211
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