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Montréal’s history unfolds in the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal, where the architecture reveals layers of French and British influence. Visitors can walk along Rue Saint-Paul, the city’s oldest street, lined with galleries and cafés that invite a pause for coffee or a pastry. The Notre-Dame Basilica stands out with its striking Gothic Revival design, drawing attention with its intricate stained glass and historical significance. Just a short walk away, Place Jacques-Cartier buzzes with street performers and outdoor kiosks, serving as a lively reminder of the city’s past as a key trading port.