Things to do in Saint Constant

The Old Port of Montréal is an excellent place to start your journey around the city’s historic area. Locals and tourists alike flock to the port in their millions every year, drawn by its mix of fascinating history and contemporary culture.

Originally constructed in the 17th century, the stunning Notre Dame Basilica rises majestically above the city skyline and is one of the finest jewels in Québec’s religious crown. The oldest Catholic Church in Montreal draws over a thousand visitors a month and is the perfect place to explore the city’s religious history and culture.

Perched on the northern tip of St Helen’s Island, La Ronde is the largest amusement park in Québec and is the perfect destination for a fun-filled day out. Originally constructed for the 1967 Montreal World’s Fair, the park comes under the umbrella of the Six Flags consortium and, as one would expect, is choc-full of exciting attractions. There is something for everyone here, with heart-stopping thrill rides and exhilarating rollercoasters a stone’s throw from the usual selection of family-friendly amusements. Furthermore, if you don’t fancy waiting in line, pay a bit extra and avail of the park’s Flash Pass system. This is a convenient option for navigating the park on your own terms.

Perched majestically atop central Mount Royal, Saint Joseph’s Oratory gazes serenely across the beautiful city of Montreal. This architectural masterpiece is the largest church in Canada and has attracted thousands of visitors since it was founded by the healing priest Brother André Bessette in 1904. Not only is the monumental basilica steeped in history, its central location makes it one of the most easily accessible of all of Montreal’s cultural attractions.

Situated in the suburb of Saint-Constant, the Canadian Railway Museum charts the history of Canada’s rich railway heritage through fascinating collections, historical train rides and interactive exhibits on reconstructed railway stations. From silver-haired railway enthusiasts to budding trainspotters, this quirky museum has something for everyone.