Place des Arts is Canada's largest cultural and artistic complex founded in 1963, located in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles with six venues seating nearly 8,000 people. Home to the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Opéra de Montréal, and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, it serves as the main venue for major festivals including the International Jazz Festival.

Complexe Desjardins is a mixed-use complex in Montreal's Quartier des Spectacles featuring over 110 boutiques, restaurants, office towers, and the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel around a large public atrium. Connected to two metro stations and Montreal's underground city, it hosts over 200 days of events annually and serves as a major downtown hub.

The Palais des congrès de Montréal is the #1 international convention center in the Americas, opened in 1983 in Montreal's Quartier international. Located with Place-d'Armes metro station inside the building, it's committed to sustainable development and generates significant economic benefits for the city.

World Trade Centre Montreal is one of Old Montreal’s most impressive architectural spaces, where historic 19th-century buildings meet modern design beneath a spectacular glass atrium. Inside, visitors can admire a fragment of the Berlin Wall, a tranquil reflecting pool, and elegant galleries that make this hidden gem a highlight of the city.

Place Ville-Marie is one of Montreal’s most iconic landmarks, known for its distinctive cross-shaped skyscraper that transformed the city’s skyline. Built in the 1960s, it sits at the heart of downtown and connects directly to the famous RÉSO underground city.

Place Bonaventure is one of Montreal’s most intriguing downtown complexes, known for its massive Brutalist architecture and hidden spaces. Connected to the RÉSO underground city, it hosts major international events and even features a surprising rooftop urban farm above the building.

Gare Centrale is Montreal’s main railway hub and a key gateway connecting the city to destinations across Canada and the United States. Located beneath downtown, it links directly to the RÉSO underground city, blending historic rail travel with modern urban life.

Eaton Centre Montreal is one of the largest shopping destinations in downtown Montreal, featuring over 175 stores and restaurants. It is directly connected to the city’s famous underground network (RÉSO), making it easily accessible year-round.