Héritage Montréal
100 Rue Sherbrooke Est, suite 0500 Montreal, Quebec H2X 1C3
Tel.: 514 286-2662
Fax: 514 286-1661
E-mail: education@heritagemontreal.qc.ca
Web site: http://www.heritagemontreal.org
Activities
Explore the changes to a workers’ neighbourhood by some of the major projects of the modern era.

The Radio-Canada tower and the Molson brewery
Heritage Montreal
Discover one of Montreal’s oldest neighbourhoods. Once a cradle of industry and now targeted for redevelopment, what is its future?
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

New City Gas
Heritage Montreal
Follow the urban redevelopment and major construction projects of this former ecclesiastical neighbourhood.
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

The Grande Bibliothèque
Heritage Montreal
Explore this remarkable model city, fruit of an ambitious vision, whose built heritage today poses significant challenges.
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

Maisonneuve Market
Heritage Montreal
Stroll through this Victorian neighbourhood which was saved by successful citizen-led efforts.
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

Church converted into condominiums
Heritage Montreal
Discover this little-known neighbourhood on either side of the Canadian Pacific railway track
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

The Carmelites's convent
Heritage Montreal
The abandoned factories along the Lachine Canal are being given second lives. What is the future for this industrial heritage?
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.

The Redpath lofts
Heritage Montreal
Discover the ‘castles’ built on the mountain flanks by 19th century industrialists and how they are being reused
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.
The Montreal Heritage Calendar was produced by Héritage Montréal in collaboration with the Montreal Heritage Network and its partners.
We encourage the use of public transportation to reach the departure point as the circuit is not in a loop but do end neir either a bus or metro stop. Don't forget your hat, umbrella and water bottle.