Canada’s largest church and one of the world’s most important pilgrimage sites, perched high on Mount Royal overlooking the city. Known for its magnificent dome, peaceful gardens, and stunning interior, the Oratory attracts millions of visitors each year. Founded by Saint Brother André, the site is celebrated for its spiritual significance, history, and breathtaking panoramic views of Montreal.

Pass by some of the city’s most interesting areas including McGill university, downtown Montreal, and Chinatown. Once you reach the historic Old Montreal you will enjoy the rich history and take some pictures of some of the oldest buildings in the area, including the beautiful gothic-revival Notre Dame Basilica. The cobblestone streets and rich architecture will have you reaching for your camera for some great shots!

Along the way you will pass multiple points of interest such as; the Golden Square Mile - located at the base of the mountain, this bustling neighborhood is known for its victorian-era architecture and affluent area, you will also pass Notre Dame des Neiges cemetery - the largest cemetery in Canada. Once you reach the top you will be taken to the very best view of the city at the Mont Royal Lookout where you will get a bird's eye, panoramic view of the entire city of Montreal including the Saint Lawrence River and the surrounding Appalachian mountain region.