First Casino on the territory of Montreal was opened in 1993. One of the most unusual and largest casinos in Canada is located in the province of Quebec (namely, in the city of Montreal), on the artificial Notre Dame Island. The casino is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week for visitors aged 18 and over.
The casino works around the clock, everyone can come at any time convenient for them and have a good time. There are at least four thousand slot machines, about 200 gaming tables, a cabaret, a banquet hall and a meeting room, four restaurants and bars, in general, everything that your heart desires. You will be served only by highly qualified personnel. The order is naturally monitored by the guards.

How to choose the right casino in Montreal

• Offer 1 – If you know which city you like to visit, you can see if there is a casino nearby.
• Offer 2 – If you like only the certain casino game, you need to do the research beforehand.
  
• Offer 3 – Choose a hotel that offers the casino tour. Sometimes the casino is on the territory of the hotel.
  

What to do in Montreal?

Here is the list of amazing places that you can visit except for the casinos in Montreal:

• Old Montreal - The historic quarter of the city, within which the main attractions are located: the town hall, the Jacques Cartier bridge, the Notre-Dame de Montreal church, the clock tower and other places of interest for tourists.
• Mont Royal - A small hill with three peaks located within the Montreal city limits. The main attractions of Mont-Royal are a stone cross with a height of more than 30 meters and St. Joseph's Oratory - one of the largest Catholic churches in Canada.
  
• Oratory of Saint Joseph - Catholic basilica, built at the beginning of the 20th century. At first it was a modest chapel that could accommodate a small number of parishioners.
  
• Cathedral of Our Lady of Montreal - Montreal Cathedral, located within the historic city center. The building was built in the neo-gothic style.
  

Interesting Facts about Montreal

• It is the second largest city in Canada
• In 1976, Montreal hosted the most expensive Olympics in Olympic history
  
• The Olympic Stadium Tower in Montreal is tilted at an angle, like the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa
  
• Montreal is included in the lists of the best cities to live in the world from year to year