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If admiring history and amazing buildings in Montreal is your thing there is no shortage of views here. Hope you enjoy the photo if you aren't able to get here yourself. I wasn't able to do any of the tours on the inside but I...More
This beautiful Montreal cathedral opens its doors every Saturday at 4:30 for a concert. It is exactly one hour long,is free, but donations are gratefully welcome. Visiting soloists, small choirs, ensembles from McGill University, piano, violin, cello. Each week is something new, and wonderful. It...More
Come & visit one of our great churches in downtown Montreal, welcoming staff great music new friends
Amidst the many Catholic Cathedrals and Basilicas in Montreal we ran across Christ Church Cathedral which is an Anglican (Church of Canada) Cathedral. Nice church in a very bustling area of the city.
On a Sunday afternoon , after parking the car in the Promenades de la Cathedrale ( one of the best and cheapest parking garages in Montreal ) , we came out on Union Street right beside this nice church ! We decided to have a...More
I'm not sure why this address is listed as Union Street - the church sits facing busy Rue St. Catherine. When one sees the cathedral designation, one pictures a large church. This church is surprisingly small, in a good way. Instead of being huge and...More
While shopping in the Rue Sainte-Catherine, stop a while to visit this small pretty church. I really like the archs that separate the main corridor to the lateral of the church. Reminds me northern europe little churchs. The LGBT flag in the entrance calls the...More
Chuch well designed and kept in a state so that a group of people like getting into it. Quiet, fresh by a 25C day. Good pictures to take.
The music was beautiful and the building is magnificent. Sundays there are many events if you are by on the right days if not check their webpage before.
We went to visit Christ Church after the Basilica, and I am glad we decided to visit. The church is beautiful, and has it's own history and architecture.
