Oh my god! Pun intended. I love visiting extravagant churches with beautiful architecture and this one did not disappoint. I will say the tour doesn’t take that long and the reason I said oh my god about my visit is because we went to the Arua experience in the evening. The lighting designers for the Arua experience are incredible artists and put together an incredible immersive light show complete with moving projections and detailed lighting to highlight the beauty within the building. If the Arua experience is still around go because it is worth the price.

Excellent show, the theme is always magnificent, the light effects are spectacular. You can go see my camera from last year, I put all the details there to fully appreciate the show. Additional precision Choose a bench on the right side and in the middle (at the height of the side exit doors) for better observation of the play of light. Yes it’s expensive but it’s definitely worth the time spent in this church!

Notre-Dame is a timeless masterpiece of Gothic architecture, captivating visitors with its stunning beauty and history. From the intricate sculptures that adorn its façade to the majestic stained glass windows that illuminate its interior, every detail of this cathedral tells a story of craftsmanship and devotion. Its importance transcends mere architecture; It symbolizes the heart of Paris and the spirit of France. Entering Notre-Dame is like stepping back in time, where one can feel the echoes of centuries past through its halls. A visit to this emblematic place is a journey through history and a profound experience that captivates in every sense.

We bought tickets for the evening light show. We were given the opportunity to walk around the Cathedral before and after the show. The light show was okay. I don’t think there is more the choreographers could do. Husband hated the lasers. I just love the church and artifacts. It’s a beautiful church.

We were there to see the light show; and it did not disappoint! After seeing the show as a couple last year, we decided to come back and bring our kids. The music and lighting, combined with the stunning architecture of the basilica, was incredible. The show isn’t long, but is very immersive and such a cool experience. I’d recommend this experience to anyone visiting Montreal.

Went here for the light show. You need to book in advance and take the metro there. As you walk out of the station you turn right and go up the hill. The Dome is then in front of you. Everyone sits in a pew and the show takes place all around you but you are not allowed to photograph it. The show is about half an hour long, but although mum wanted to see it me and the little one were not impressed

Notre Dame Basilica is definitely a sight worth seeing, even if to admire the architecture. Private tours are available, but it is openly available to the public to wander in at their leisure. Beautiful stained glass and details at the altars make this at least worth a visit.

My husband and I visited the basilica while in Montreal. It was beautiful and grand inside. My husband was disappointed that he could not see the pipe organ up close. Even though it was beautiful, it was expensive and they charged for everything.

We were on a tour and had the opportunity to visit. There is a $15 fee to enter. My husband wasn’t interested so I went in alone. It is absolutely stunning!! Massive, rich in colors, solid old sculpted wood .. just so much to see. From the stain glass, to the statues & mosaic tiles. I think I was inside about 20 mins, could have stayed longer had I not needed to leave. So much detail to take in. A must see if you are in Montreal!!

The church is stunning and a must-see in Montreal. It costs CAD 15 to enter and the ticketing process is well-managed with organized lines. The line wasn't bad the day we went, and we were inside in about 5 mins. It was crowded inside though but people kept moving.