Montréal’s architectural, historic, cultural and natural heritage are unique. Learn how the action plan ensures the protection, preservation and enhancement of this collective richness.

More than a thousand heritage elements can be found along the shores of the St. Lawrence River, Lac Saint-Louis, Lac des Deux-Montagnes, the Rivière des Prairies, the Lachine Canal and the Canal de l’Aqueduc. Immerse yourself in the history of Montréal by following a route that runs more than 180 km

This inviting public square hosts a variety of fun activities. A great place to relax year round. With a refrigerated skating rink in the winter and splash fountains in the summer, the Esplanade is the ideal destination for family outings.

Every winter, the city’s teams work hard to ensure that Montrealers can enjoy skating as long as possible, whatever nature has in store. To build an outdoor rink and keep it in good condition, several key steps must be followed.

The Prix Pierre-Ayot and Prix Louis-Comtois recognize excellence in visual arts. The city presents these awards in conjunction with the Contemporary Art Galleries Association (AGAC).

Are you preparing your permit application? Find out what documents might be needed from you and how to get them.

Use our app to request city services online.

Each year, Montréal and its boroughs operate more than 500 construction sites. They are a real challenge for road traffic. The solution is proper planning and effective communication to ensure that everyone can remain mobile during construction.

There are more than 9,000 kilometres of water and sewer mains running underneath Montréal — equivalent to the distance between Montréal and Edmonton, Alberta! This massive network must be maintained and repaired to ensure its quality, efficiency and sustainability.

The city has expanded its funding programs to meet the needs of Montréal businesses. A number of subsidies are available to support their growth and contribute to our city’s economic vitality.