Clock Tower

Located in the old port, the clock tower is some distance from the city center. No tickets are required. The clock tower is built by the St. Lawrence Lake and cannot be climbed when you go. I don't know if tourists have the opportunity to climb the building. The bell tower is actually a war memorial, although not very familiar with the past and present life of the bell tower, but go to the old port to play with the hanging!

Coming to the foot of the city's landmark buildings, feeling the gothic atmosphere of European architecture, strolling along the pristine streets of St. Sylpis Street, crossing the traffic lights at the side of the square to the weapons square, are all beautiful French-speaking scenery. The church also displays the famous Casapeva organ and Gros Bourdon, which set off the church with a solemn atmosphere; it is said that the famous singer Celine, Dee Weng's wedding was also held here, sacred and solemn.

Along the Old Town Street and across the town hall square to the famous old port. The St. Lawrence River has a 2-kilometer-long sightseeing sidewalk, and at the end of the road there is a white bell tower more than 50 meters high. Free access to the Bell Tower, the top of the building overlooking the city, the old port to see the whole, green water in the sky, the earth covered with green, tall buildings stand, the scenery is very beautiful.

You can spend money to go up and see the fireworks. There's a small beach behind, but it costs money.

The Bell Tower of Montreal is a landmark building along the St. Lawrence River. It's not isolated, it's part of the building. Sitting under the bell tower, looking at the river, looking at the boat, blowing the river breeze is very pleasant.