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• VILLE-MARIE. The district situated in the heart of the metropolis is one of
  the sectors with the best atmosphere in Montreal.
  Here you will find churches, skyscrapers, commercial areas, markets and shops on the street Sainte-Catherine, as well as restaurants and cafés.
  You can also visit: The museum of Archaeology and History of Montreal (Pointe-à-Callière), Ramezay Castle, the Archaeological Museum of the Chapel Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours, Notre-Dame de Montréal Cathedral, the Old Seminary of Saint-Sulpice(1684), the old general Hospital (1693)...etc and also enjoy the beautiful squares located in the neighbourhood (Square Jacques-Cartier, Square d''Armes).
  This district is served by the Orange Line and theGreen Line of the Underground public transportation.
  
  
  
• LE PLATEAU-MONT-ROYAL is a district of the city of Montreal, located in the northern part of downtown. It is bordered to the south by Ville-Marie, to the west by Outremont, and to the north and east by Rosemont,. Overlooked by the eastern face of Mount Royal, the borough is served by part of the orange line of the Montreal metro, including Sherbrooke, Mont-Royal, and Laurier stations. Important features of the borough include the Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, Lafontaine Park, and Jeanne Mance Park. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal is famous for its bohemian reputation and characteristic architecture.