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197 2-22 61 1000 De La Gauchetière 65 1700 La 197 index 2-22 61 Le Petit Hôtel 177 Cabaret Mado 109 1000 De La Loews Hôtel Vogue 179 Café Campus 86 Gauchetière 65 Montréal Espace Confort 180 Café Gitana 98 Ritz-Carlton Montréal 179 Casa Del Popolo 142 1700 La Poste 156 Turquoise B&B 181 Club Unity 109 Zero 1 178 Dieu du Ciel 142 A Agora de la Danse 115 Else’s 86 Furco 71 Accommodations 176 Alleys 134 Hurley’s Irish Pub 71 Aloft Montréal Airport 181 Antiques 110, 159 Labo Culinaire 72 Anne Ma Sœur Anne 181 Arsenal 156 La Grande Gueule 131 Atmosphère 181 Art galleries 45, 73, 143 L’Aigle Noir 109 Auberge Alternative 177 Laïka 86 Auberge Bonaparte 177 Arts and crafts 45, 73 L’Amère à Boire 98 Auberge de Jeunesse de Atrium 65 L’Assommoir 143 l’Hôtel de Paris 176 Atwater Market 157 L’Astral 72 Auberge de la Fontaine 181 Avenue Bernard 135 Le Boudoir 120 Auberge du Vieux-Port 177 Le Cheval Blanc 98 Bienvenue Bed & Avenue du Mont-Royal 114 Breakfast 180 Avenue Laurier 133 Le Divan Orange 86 Le Plan B 120 Fairmont The Queen Avenue Laval 90 Elizabeth 178 Le P’tit Bar 98 Avenue Maplewood 138 Gîte Angelica Blue 180 Le Réservoir 86 Gîte Couette et Chocolat 178 Les 2 Pierrots 44 Hilton Montréal B Le Sainte-Élisabeth 99 Le Saint-Sulpice 99 Bonaventure 179 Bain Morgan 151 Hostellerie Pierre du Le Salon Daomé 120 Calvet 177 Bank of Montréal 32 Les Éclusiers par Apollo 44 Hôtel 10 180 Banks 186 Les Foufounes Électriques 71 Hôtel Aéroport de Montréal Banque Laurentienne L’Île Noire Pub 98 Majestique 86 Marriott 181 Tower 53 Hôtel Casa Bella 178 Pullman 86 Hôtel Chez Swann 178 Bars and Quai des Brumes 120 Hôtel de l’Institut 181 nightclubs 185 SAT 72 Hôtel Épik Montréal 177 Alexandraplatz 162 Sky Pub/Sky Club 109 Hôtel Le Germain 179 Balattou 85 Société des Arts Hôtel Le St-James 178 Baldwin Barmacie 142 Technologiques 72 Hôtel Montréal Centrale 176 Bar L’Barouf 120 Taverne Chez Normand 120 Hyatt Regency Montréal 178 Bily Kun 120 Terrasse Nelligan 45 Le Gîte du Plateau Mont- Blizzarts 86 Terrasses Bonsecours 45 Royal 176 Brutopia 71 Tokyo Bar 87 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765823803 198 Bars and Chalet du Mont-Royal 128 Commerciales, Former 94 nightclubs (cont’d) Chapelle Notre-Dame-de- Écomusée du Fier Upstairs Jazz Club 72 Lourdes 94 Monde 100 Whisky Café 143 Château Dufresne 148 Édifice Ernest-Cormier 37 Bay, The 59 Château Ramezay’s Édifice Godin 82 Beaver Lake 129 Historic Site and Museum Édifice Grothé 82 Belvédère Camillien- of Montréal 38 Église Sainte- Houde 126 Chemin de la Côte-Sainte- Cunégonde 153 Belvédère Kondiaronk 128 Catherine 132 Église Saint-Enfant-Jésus Bibliothèque Centrale de Children 88, 121 du Mile-End 133 Montréal, Former 115 Chinatown 61 Église Saint-Jean- Bibliothèque Saint-Sulpice, Christ Church Baptiste 116 Former 90 Cathedral 58 Église Saint-Pierre- Bicycle rentals 184 Church of Saint Michael Apôtre 102 Biodôme 150 and Saint Anthony 133 Église Saint-Viateur 132 Biosphere 168 Church of St. Andrew and Electricity 186 Bixi 184 St. Paul 47 Excentris 79 Blue Metropolis Montréal Cimetière Notre-Dame- Exchange Rates 186 International Literary des-Neiges 129 Express Bus 747 174 Festival 194 Cinémathèque BNP Tower 53 Québécoise 91 F Bookstores 73, 99, 110, Climate 185 121, 131, 143, 162 Clock Tower 40 Fairmont Le Reine Botanical Garden 146 Clock Tower Beach 40 Elizabeth 64 Boulevard Saint- Complexe Aquatique du Fashion 46, 73, 88, 121, Laurent 78, 160 Parc Jean-Drapeau 166 143 Bus 174 Complexe Desjardins 60 Ferme Outre-Mont 138 Business hours 185 Corona Theatre 156 Festival du Nouveau Cours Le Royer 34 Cinéma 195 C Crafts 45, 73 Festival International de Cabaret Mado 109 Currency 186 Jazz de Montréal 194 Car racing 188 Festivals and events Casino de Montréal 169 D Blue Metropolis Montréal International Literary Cathédrale Marie-Reine- Darling Foundry 156 Festival 194 du-Monde 67 Department stores 75 Divers/Cité 195 Cathedral of St. Peter and Festival du Nouveau Divers/Cité 102, 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Bridge 106 Milton-Parc District 76 Gare Centrale 65 Jean-Talon Market 160 Molson Bank 29 Gay Pride 102 Jewellery 74, 144 Molson Brewery 106 Gay Village 100, 101 Jewish Communities 138 Money 186 Gesù - Centre de Just for Laughs Montréal Canadiens 66 créativité 73 Festival 195 Montreal Diocesan Getting there 174 Theological College 76 Gifts 46, 74, 123 L Montréal en Lumière 194 Golden Square Mile 47 Lachine Canal 36 Montréal Film Festival 195 Grain Silos 36 Lachine Canal National Montréal First Peoples Grande Bibliothèque 91 Historic Site 157 Festival 195 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765823803 200 Montreal Museum of Fine Montréal Museum of Fine Parisian Laundry 156 Arts 50 Arts 50 Parks Musée d’Art Contemporain de Montréal-Pierre Elliott Jean-Drapeau 165 Montréal 60 Mount Royal 124 Trudeau International Musée des Hospitalières de Outremont 135 Airport 174 l’Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal 77 Place Émilie-Gamelin 94 Montréal Pride 195 Musée du Costume et du 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