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Getaway Montréal Montréal the Bestchoices for Ashortstay montréal The best choices for a short stay ! montréal getaway All pricesinthisguideareCanadiandollars. ««« Attraction Classification ù Symbols UsedInThisGuide Map Symbols Ulysses Label awarded toourfavouritehotelsandrestaurants Labelawarded Ulysses Not to be missed be to Not «« Worth avisit Worth Classification Restaurant $$$$ $$$ $$ $ and tip. one person,excludingdrinks,taxes amealfor Prices inthisguidearefor « Interesting more than$50 more $26to$50 from $15to$25 from less than$15 Boisbriand (35 km) (35 Boisbriand Mont-Tremblant (125 km) Lac des 335 LANAUDIÈRE Deux Montagnes Île Jésus 640 L’Île- LAVAL (40 km) Bizard Terrebonne 148 Ottawa (200 km) 440 40 117 25 40 DOLLARD- Trois-RivièresQuébec (140 (280 km), km) SENNEVILLE Sainte-Geneviève DES- 13 125 ORMEAUX Blvd. Gouin 19 Rivière-des- Toronto (540 km) 15 Prairies 20 SAINTE-ANNE- KIRKLAND Pointe-aux- DE-BELLEVUE Rivière des Prairies Trembles Blvd. Henri-Bourassa 138 Blvd. St.-Jean Montréal- BAIE-D’URFÉ Sources 40 Saint- Blvd. Gouin Nord Anjou BEACONSFIELD Laurent Blvd. St-Charles Blvd. Pie-IX Montréal 40 Getting toMontréal Île POINTE- des Pierre Elliott Rue Sauvé Rue Sherbrooke 132 Perrot CLAIRE Trudeau MONTRÉAL- Rue Notre-Dame International Ave. Papineau Blvd. EST DORVAL Airport Blvd. de la Côte-Vertu 25 40 20 Parc MONT- 520 Ch. de la Côte-de-Liesse Maisonneuve Îles de ROYAL Boucherville Lac 15 L.-H.-La Fontaine CÔTE- Outremont Bridge-Tunnel Saint-Louis L’ÎLE-DORVAL SAINT-LUC MONTRÉAL Sherbrooke Rue Boucherville WESTMOUNT Mount 138 MONTRÉAL- Royal Park OUEST Jacques Cartier 132 20 Lachine HAMPSTEAD Bridge Salaberry- 132 20 de-Valleyfield (55 km) 720 Saint-Hyacinthe (65 km), See Montréal Drummondville (105 km), LaSalle centre Châteauguay Victoria Longueuil 10 Bridge Québec (250 km) Mercier Champlain BridgeNew SherbrookeYork, NY (595 (155 km), km), Bridge Verdun 112 MONTÉRÉGIE Burlington,Boston, VT MA (155 (495 km) km), 138 Saint- MONTÉRÉGIE Île des Lambert POINTE- Suburban Town Sœurs 134 CLAIRE Kahnawake 30 Sainte-Catherine St. Lawrence Saint- Borough of 10 Laurent Montréal 30 River 0 5 10km 15 Symbols Used In This Guide ù Ulysses Label awarded to our favourite hotels and restaurants Attraction Classification ««« Not to be missed «« Worth a visit « Interesting Accommodation Restaurant Classification Classification Prices indicated in this guide apply Prices in this guide are for a meal for to a standard room for two people in one person, excluding drinks, taxes peak season, excluding taxes. and tip. $ less than $60 $ less than $15 $$ from $60 to $100 $$ from $15 to $25 $$$ from $101 to $150 $$$ from $26 to $50 $$$$ from $151 to $225 $$$$ more than $50 $$$$$ more than $225 All prices in this guide are in Canadian dollars. Map Symbols Beach Lighthouse Point of interest Bus station Lookout Railroad Car ferry Market Regional Cemetery Metro station airport Church Museum 88 Route Golf course National Sea, lake, river capital 88 Highway Tourist Park or nature information Hospital preserve Train station Hiking trail Parking Urban park International Passenger ferry airport Place International border All symbols do not necessarily appear in this guide. Ave. du Mont-Royal Est Ave. du Mont-Royal Est 0 400 800m Mont-Royal N MONTRÉAL Mile-Ex Market Rue Marie-Anne Est Cimetière Mount Royal Rue Boyer centre Cemetery Belvédère Rue Marie-Anne Est Notre-Dame- Camillien- Rue Berri des-Neiges Jean-Talon Parc Houde PLATEAU Baldwin Not to be missed Parc Église Rue Saint-Denis MONT-ROYAL Rue Garnier Rue Rue Brébeuf Rue Rue De La Roche La De Rue Rue Fabre Rue Rue De Lanaudière De Rue Rue Marquette Rue Rue Chambord Rue Ave. Christophe-Colomb Ave. Jeanne- Little Italy, Saint-Jean- Worth a visit Ch. Remembrance Mance Baptiste Ave. Bureau Papineau Ave. Outremont, Mile End, Outremont, Rue Rachel Est Interesting Voie Camillien-Houde Rue Rachel Est Rue Rachel Est Ave. du Parc Ave. Rue D’Iberville Rue Mount Royal Chapleau Rue Cross St-Laurent Blvd. Ave. Laval Ave. Saint Joseph's Drolet Rue Rue Dorion Rue Rue Fullum Rue Oratory Beaver Ave. Duluth Est Cartier Rue Lake Ave. Duluth Ouest Messier Rue Ave. Coloniale Ave. Maison Bullion De Rue Rue Parthenais Rue Olympic Stadium, Smith Henri-Julien Ave. Parc Ave. des Érables des Ave. La Fontaine Bordeaux de Rue Percival Saint-Dominique Rue MontréalMontréal Botanical Insectarium, Garden, Hôtel-Dieu l'Hôtel-de-Ville de Ave. Rue Rivard Montréal Biodôme, Molson de Montréal Mount Royal Park Rue Clark Rue Sherbrooke Est Stadium 335 Montréal Planetarium Chalet 138 Rue Saint-André Rue de Mentana du Mont-Royal Saint-Hubert Rue The Boulevard Rue Roy Belvédère Hôpital Rue Saint-Christophe Ave. du Parc-La Fontaine Parc-La du Ave. Kondiaronk Royal Victoria Ave. des Pins Est De Châteaubriand Ave. Ave. des Pins Ouest Rue de Rouen Ave. Cedar Hôpital Notre-Dame Frontenac Rue Rue Cherrier C Papineau Ave. Rue Larivière Ave. Montrose h Lorimier De Ave. d Ave. des Pins Ouest e Square Rue Prince-Arthur ITHQ la Rue Prince-Arthur Saint-Louis Sherbrooke Rue Dorion Rue Cartier Rue Ch. Saint-Sulpice C Rutherford ôt Frontenac e-de Park MILTON- Écomusée Rue Ontario s-Ne ig PARC du Fier Monde Rue Panet WESTMOUNT Saint-Urbain Rue e Ave. Rue de la Visitation Rue Beaudry s Lorne DISTRICT Rue Sainte-Famille Ave. du Docteur-Penfield Rue Jeanne-Mance Ave. du Docteur- Penfield Parc Ave. du Parc Ave. Rue Milton Rue Milton Fullum Rue Redpath Rue Ontario des Museum Rue Sherbrooke Est Vétérans GOLDEN Rue De Champlain Rue Plessis Queen- Rue Alexandre-De Sève Rue Saint-Denis Rue Rue Berri Ave. Elm Ave. Rue La Fontaine Rue D’Iberville Rue Elizabeth du Musée Ave. Rue Sherbrooke Ouest Collège SQUARE MILE Rue La Fontaine Gardens de Montréal McGill Parthenais Rue Rue Saint-André Rue Hutchison Montréal University Rue Durocher Rue Peel Rue Aylmer Rue Robin Museum of Rue Sanguinet Rue University Rue Rue McTavish Boulevard Saint-Laurent Boulevard Fine Arts Rue Sherbrooke Ouest Saint-Hubert Rue Rue Logan Rue Clark Rue OntarioQUARTIER Rue Logan Ave. Clarke Ave. Ave. Rue Sherbrooke Ouest Rue Guy McCord Museum Ave. Papineau Ave. Greene LATIN Poupart Rue Ave. CENTRE-SUD Rue Dufresne Rue Wood Blvd. De Maisonneuve OuestAtwater Place- Grande Ave. du Président-Kennedy Rue Beaudry Ave.Atwater Bibliothèque Rue De Montcalm des-Arts Blvd. De Maisonneuve Est Blvd. De Maisonneuve Est Peel McGill Papineau Westmount Place Blvd. De Maisonneuve Ouest Saint- Berri-UQAM Christ Church Rue De Bleury Place Square Alexis- Laurent Place Beaudry GAY VILLAGE Nihon Rue Metcalfe Cathedral Musée d’Art des Arts UQAM Rue Lambert-Closse Rue Chomedey Rue Mansfield Émilie- Rue Sainte-Catherine Est Guy- Cours Centre Contemporain Mont- Eaton QUARTIER DES SPECTACLES Gamelin Rue Wolfe Rue Sainte-Catherine Est Hochelaga- Concordia Rue Amherst Square Royal Rue Union de Montréal Rue Saint-Marc Blvd. Dorchester McGill College Ave. Maisonneuve Cabot Rue du Fort Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest UQAM Rue Saint-Thimotée Rue Tupper Rue Saint-Mathieu Square Église DOWNTOWN Complexe Lorimier De Ave. UQAM Cartier Rue Phillips Saint-Pierre- Dorion Rue Rue Stanley Desjardins Rue Baile Sun Place Apôtre C Ville Marie Rue Beaudry Prison Rue Notre-Dame Est Square Life ô Église Rue Drummond Blvd. René-Lévesque Est Au-Pied- t Ave. Greene Blvd. René-Lévesque Est Dorchester Building e du Gesù du-Courant Rue McKay Rue Bishop Rue Crescent Ville-Marie Expressway d Centre Hospitalier Maison de u Complexe St-Laurent Blvd. Blvd. René-Lévesque Ouest de l’Université Radio-Canada Cathédrale B Guy-Favreau e de Montréal (CHUM) Rue Jeanne-Mance Rue Marie-Reine- a Rue Saint-Antoine Ouest St.George Place v CHINATOWN du du-Monde e Church r-Ha Ave. Viger Est Canada Gare Longueuil Lucien- Centre centrale Rue De La Gauchetière Ouest Square Viger Ville-Marie Expressway l (seasonal) Rue Saint-Antoine Ouest L’Allier Bonaventure l Georges- Bell Rue Berri Gare Blvd. Robert-Bourassa Place Jacques Cartier Bridge Rue Coursol Vanier Place 720 Molson Windsor Bonaventure QUARTIER Jean-Paul- Palais des Congrès Rue Saint-Jacques Riopelle Brewery Rue Saint-Antoine Ouest INTERNATIONAL de Montréal Place- Rue Saint-AntoineChamp- Est Parc DE MONTRÉAL de-Mars Rue Quesnel Campbell- Ville-Marie Expressway Montréal d’Armes Champ-de-Mars Lionel- Centre Square-Victoria–OACI World Trade OLD Hôtel de Ville Groulx Centre Sir George-Étienne-Cartier Rue Vinet Ave. Lionel-Groulx Rue Guy Square Place MONTRÉAL Rue Notre-Dame Est National Historic Site Rue Saint-Jacques 720 Victoria Rue Saint-Jacques d’Armes Rue Saint- Sulpice Édifice Place Chapelle Notre-Dame- Ave. Atwater Ernest- Jacques- Rue McGill de-Bon-Secours Parc WESTMOUNT Notre-Dame Cormier Cartier Vinet Rue Notre-Dame Ouest Basilica Marché Ave. Lionel-Groulx Bonsecours Saint-HenriRue Notre-Dame RueOuest Workman Rue de la Cathédrale Autoroute Bonaventure Rue Saint-Maurice Rue Richmond Rue de la Commune Bassin de l'HorlogeClock Rue Saint-Paul Ouest Rue Peel Bassin Tower Rue Notre-Dame Ouest Rue de la Montagne Centre d’Histoire Bonsecours Atwater de Montréal 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