Montréal is a cosmopolitan and inclusive city that celebrates diversity in all its forms, with the French language at the heart of its identity and public life. The city is recognized as a major cultural metropolis, home to nearly 50 museums covering subjects from history and archaeology to science and contemporary art, making it a leading destination for culture and tourism. Montréal’s neighborhoods each offer their own unique atmosphere, with commercial streets featuring local boutiques, cafés, and public art, including over 100 murals and the world’s largest multimedia projection circuit, Cité Mémoire, in Old Montréal and downtown.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy Mount Royal Park, a green oasis in the city’s center, offering year-round activities such as hiking, cycling, ice skating, and snowshoeing. Montréal’s commitment to being a greener, fairer, and more inclusive city is reflected in its administration’s priorities and public participation initiatives, aiming to make Montréal a model city for all residents and visitors.

Tourisme Montréal is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Montréal as a vibrant and dynamic destination known for its historic charm, cultural diversity, culinary excellence, and artistic creativity. It supports the city’s tourism sector to maximize economic and social benefits while emphasizing sustainable tourism through initiatives like the Sustainable Destination Policy. Tourisme Montréal highlights the city’s year-round festivals, diverse neighborhoods, and unique cosmopolitan atmosphere on the island in the Saint Lawrence River.