Old Port of Montreal

Montréal, Québec

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The Old Port of Montreal, in Montreal, QC, is a popular recreational and tourism destination that draws over 6 million visitors annually. For more than 25 years, it has offered many activities, including family-friendly attractions like the observation wheel and a zipline, a soft sand beach, and plenty of terraces to lounge on. There are also many walking, running, and biking paths crisscrossing the Old Port.

The Old Port also boasts one of Canada’s most picturesque ice skating rinks (in the winter months). The site’s diverse events calendar includes cultural, culinary, and sporting events, along with renowned festivals such as Cirque du Soleil and Igloofest.

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