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Welcome to all tourists

Down the North-Western flank of Mount Royal, Petite Italie is a prime location for those who seek a peaceful neighborhood's ambiance. There multiple architectural styles cohabit alongside breathtaking parks, busy arteries and several pavillions of the University of Montreal. Quite a few different communities have, each in their unique manner, helped shape this endearing neighborhood into what it is today.

Bernard, Laurier and Van Horne are all must-see streets which offer a plethora of restaurants, shops and attractions bound to appeal to all, whether the occasion calls for a brunch at the Léméac restaurant, a pint at the Brasserie Bernard (accompanied, of course, by icy treats at the well-renowned Bilboquet) or a good meal at any of the excellent Syrian, Italian and French restaurants in the vicinity.

All of Petite Italie Parks, as well as the University's campus, have all become quite popular attractions! Take a stroll along the paths leading up to the mountain's superb Observatory, or ramble in the neighborhood's street to discover its many hidden treasures.

To discover:

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  The Mount-Royal Observatory
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  A back alley on Van Horne Street
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  Beaubien Park
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  Saint-Joseph's Oratory of Mount-Royal
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  McGill's Medecine Wing
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  The University of Montreal