Hotel Le Crystal Montreal
- located near Mount Royal Park
- high-speed internet access
- swimming pool
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Mount Royal Park
There's lots to do atop Montréal's highest peak and on particularly pleasant days, you'll find that it gets quite crowded. Locals and visitors head there for hiking, biking, and water-related activities like paddle-boating in the summer, and in the snowy weather, the mountain is teaming with cross-country enthusiasts, ice skaters, tobogganers, and snow- shoers.
The High Point Of Montreal
Head uphill from any point in Montreal's downtown and you will eventually end up in Mount Royal
Park. At the highest point in the city, Mount Royal Park was opened to the public in 1876 as a place for locals and visitors alike to escape the busy city of Montreal and enjoy the great outdoors. Mount Royal Park was designed by Fredick Law Olmsted, the American landscape artist who also designed New York City's Central Park and offers stunning views of the city.
Smith House is a must-see while visiting Mount Royal Park. Built in 1858, here is where you will find all the coming events, activities, and more about the Park. “Mont Royal: A Territory to Discover” is a free exhibit tracing the history of Mount Royal and the continued conservation efforts the park has undertaken. Stop for lunch or a snack at Cafe des Amis. The cafe offers sandwiches, hot meals, beverages, treats, and a famous organic fair-trade hot chocolate that can’t be missed. For a memento of your day at Mount Royal Park, Smith House also has a gift shop that in addition to souvenirs offers a nature boutique to purchase everything you’ll need for a day of bird watching or plant and animal identification.
Whatever your favorite outdoor activity is, Mount Royal Park is sure to offer it. In the winter, skis, showshoes, and ice skates are rented in the park so you can spend a the day tromping through the woods or tubing down Mount Royal Park’s alpine slopes. In the summer, rent a pedal boat to spend a day on the water at Beaver Lake or explore the hiking trails throughout the park.
Mount Royal Park continues to provide the city's best entertainment over one hundred years after opening. Whether you decide to spend the day lying beside the lake or cycling through the forest, exploring this one of a kind park in the center of Montreal City is sure to produce memories to last a lifetime.
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