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Saint Joseph's Oratory is located in the Mount Royal sector of Montreal. A notable feature of the basilica is its massive dome. In 1989, it was used as a backdrop in the movie, Jesus of Montreal.
Address: 3800, Chemin Queen Mary Montreal QC Canada H3V 1H6
 1 514 733-8211
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This Gothic revival style basilica was designated a historic monument by the Quebec Government in December of 1985. Its construction and history is closely connected to the Irish Canadian community in Montreal.
Address: 460 Rene-Levesque Boulevard West Montreal QC Canada H2Z 1A7
 Send an Email 1 514 866-7379
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This is one of the largest churches on the continent, and is truly worth a visit. The church has one of the world's largest pipe organs and a carillon in one tower and a huge bell in the other. Guided tours are available.
Address: 116 Notre-Dame West Montréal QC
1 514 842-2925
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Congregation Temple Solomon
Located in the old Jewish area of Montreal known as the Main, this original synagogue dates back to the early 1920s.
Address: 3919 rue Clark Montreal QC Canada H2W 1W5
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Cathedrale Marie-Reine du Monde
Consecrated in 1894, the Cathedrale Marie-Reine du Monde was built as a smaller replica of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. While not as impressive as the original, this cathedral, which includes a 76 m (252 ft) dome, is nonetheless worth a visit.
Address: 1085, rue de la Cathedrale Montreal QC Canada H3B 2V3
1 514 866-1661
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Built in 1870, this church is located on the corner of Peel Street and de La Gauchetière Street West. Visitors can admire the neo-Gothic design, walking through an arched doorway to a woodwork interior.
Address: 1101 rue Stanley Montreal QC Canada H3B 2S6
Send an Email 1 514 866-7113
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The original version of this Anglican church was constructed in 1814 but burned down in 1856. The present neo-gothic structure, which features a 38 m (127 ft) steeple and stained glass windows, was completed in 1859. Visitors may tour the cathedral and then go shopping in the underground mall located beneath the building.
Address: 635 Sainte-Catherine Street West Montreal QC Canada H3A 2B8
Send an Email 1 514 843-6577
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