The name says the Old-Montreal is the oldest neighbourhood of the city. Declared historic district in 1964, this neighbourhood is a unique example of old and new filled with things to discover and explore.

The Old-Montreal and the Old-Port distinguish themselves with its architecture dated back to the New-France. The houses and narrow streets are made with cobblestones, the trees are old and large, everything is authentic. The boutiques, art galleries and restaurants in the district use the charm of the ancient and transform what needs to be transformed.

It is no surprise that this neighbourhood is the most popular amongst the tourists and visitors. During the summer, the streets are filled with people, horse carriages can also bring you from one side to another of the district. It's in this neighbourhood that you can find the famous Notre-Dame Basilica, the city hall, the Montreal Science Center. and the Montreal Museum of Archeology and History.

All year long, the Quays of the Old-Port host many activities such as the Igloofest, Montreal High Lights Festival, the Shed 16 Labyrinth, the Cirque du Soleil marquee and other events. This neighbourhood has many, many things to show you. To live in Old-Montreal is an extraordinary experience.