Montreal, a place where the blend of French and North American culture is evidently dynamic, caters many things in its lap for people around the world. Montreal gets its name from the mountain with three peaks, and the city spreads right around it; Mount Royal.

The capital city and the most populous city of Quebec are Montreal. It is also known as the ‘City of Festivals’ where people speak more of French than English. It is a center point of Canada’s economy since 1970’s and also for science, technology, finance, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, education, design, tourism, films and what not.

The city is known for keeping its history intact with the factories, elevators, shops and even the street lamps which were used back in its glory days. It is the “City of Designs’ for UNESCO as it is one of the three capital city in the world which have the best architecturally designed buildings and places.

Montreal is not just the financial capital of Quebec but is also the home of many Academy Winners and world class film producers and directors. Port of Montreal handles the highest number of Cargos around the city annually.

It is also Canada’s cultural capital with a vast variety of media to offer. Montreal’s Jazz Festival is the biggest music festival in the world. Just for laughs is the largest comedy festival in the world. Including all big and small festivals in Montreal, there are around 100 festivals a year.

Traveling through Montreal is a cake walk for anyone who wants to see the city across. People around the world come here and travel through one of the best transits in Canada. People have ample things to see when they arrive in this city. It is not just a place to see and roam around; it is a place that carries its heritage and history in the folds of new chapters.

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