- Fairmount Bagel: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It will explain how a family's return split one bakery name between two addresses.
- George Stephen House: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
The mansion gives a human scale to the financial risk on which the railway was built.
- Kondiaronk Belvedere: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
Here, the city panorama connects with the world contained at the foot of the mountain.
- Lahaie Park: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It explains why a public garden was set aside in advance amid private development.
- McCord Stewart Museum: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
Here, a private collection and private support come together in a former university club.
- McGill University: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
This stop takes the route from a city park to institutions that grew out of private fortunes.
- Montreal City Hall: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
An ordinary balcony outside the council chamber became the place where a city reception disrupted the plans for a state visit.
- Montreal Museum of Fine Arts: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
The finale will show how the museum was expanded without erasing Sherbrooke Street's former scale.
- Mount Royal Chalet: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
The stop will show how a municipal construction project sought a purpose only after it was completed.
- Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
This stop will explain why the city's largest parish church never regained its bishop's cathedra.
- Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
Here, a vow made at sea will remain not only a story, but also a silver model of a ship beneath the vault.
- Old Port and Clock Tower Quay: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
The finale shows how a working cargo pier was turned into a waterfront for walks while preserving a port memorial.
- Olmsted Road and the Cross: story on the “Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile” route
Here, the carefully planned climb up the mountain meets a sign that was meant to be visible to the whole city.
- Place d'Armes: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
Here, the square's military name will coincide with a ceremony at which weapons had to be laid down without the main trophy.
- Place Gérald-Godin: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
Links the square's name, the poem on the wall, and the political history of the surrounding district.
- Place Jacques-Cartier: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
The last market stall will recall the condition that two merchants built into a land deal.
- Place Royale: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
The former market will show how customs officials took the place of direct trade between city residents and farmers.
- Pointe-à-Callière: story on the “Old Montreal: city, market, and port” route
Beneath the modern museum lie traces of the first fort, the governor's residence, and a river that was hidden underground.
- Prince-Arthur Pedestrian Street: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It links today’s pedestrian scene to the shops that appeared here before the city project.
- Saint-Enfant-Jésus du Mile-End Church: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
Returns to the façade, which remained without two sculptural groups for thirty-seven years.
- Saint-Laurent Boulevard: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It will show how one newsroom became a foundation for new urban institutions.
- Saint-Louis Square: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It will show how the terms of a land sale determined the future appearance of an entire neighborhood.
- St-Viateur Bagel: story on the “Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels” route
It will end the route with the decision of a teenager who chose the oven over accounting.
Nearest audio-route stop: Montreal City Hall — 50 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Montreal Museum of Fine Arts — 50 m in a straight line, route Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile
Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-Enfant-Jésus du Mile-End Church — 110 m in a straight line, route Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End: Streets, Communities, and Bagels
Nearest audio-route stop: Pointe-à-Callière — 10 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Kondiaronk Belvedere — 30 m in a straight line, route Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile
Nearest audio-route stop: Montreal Museum of Fine Arts — 60 m in a straight line, route Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile
Nearest audio-route stop: Montreal City Hall — 80 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal — 20 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal — 140 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Place Jacques-Cartier — 10 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Pointe-à-Callière — 10 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: McGill University — 20 m in a straight line, route Mount Royal and the Golden Square Mile
Nearest audio-route stop: Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal — 80 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port
Nearest audio-route stop: Montreal City Hall — 90 m in a straight line, route Old Montreal: city, market, and port