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Art, Galleries, and More in Montréal, Québec

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From murals to galleries to sculptures, here's what three local experts had to say about art and artists in Montréal, Québec.

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This city is beautiful and has many historic buildings and monuments. Exploring them all is a journey worth taking and a place to start would be “La Musée des Beaux Arts”. The Museum is filled to the brim with ever changing exhibitions.

Shantel, says: 2020

Although not the capital of Canada, nor one of the most densely populated metropolitan cities in the country, Montreal has been referred to as the country’s ‘cultural capital’, as the home of various art movements and a dynamic and all-encompassing musical scene. While the vast majority of residents in Montreal speak French as their primary language, a sizeable portion of the city’s population is bilingual in both of the country’s two official languages (English and French). Remember to pack warm clothing in your luggage, if you are visiting Montreal in the Fall or Winter, as winter can be especially gruelling.

Serena, says: 2020

Montreal offers a wide variety in many areas such as dining, nightlife, cultural outings, art and more. The cultural diversity, whether it be food, art or other, the mountain in its center, it’s Chinatown, its wide range of street festivals all come together to make the city of Montreal a highly interesting place to either visit or live.

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