Enchanted Princess

Encanted Princess® shares the magnificent style and luxury of our fleet, and has introduced a unique new attraction. The finest dining that cannot be tasted elsewhere. In the worl d-class entertainment facility, you can play dazzling performance. In addition, the breathtaking new Sky Sky Sky Sky Sky Sky Sky Sky Skills allows you to enjoy a vast view from the largest balcony of the company.

Number of guests 3, 660 Number of crew members 1, 346 Detailed information Detailed information

Service cruise November 10, 2021

Christina Captain Lin Danaha, Dr. Vicky Ferini, Jennifer Austin

Number of guest cabins: 1, 830

Number of decks 19

Number of tons: 145, 000

Total length: 1, 083 feet

Height: 217 feet

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Your vacatio n-Easy. Personal.

Princess meda l-o n-class® cruises have introduced nex t-generation technology on all passenger ships. Enjoy a variety of services, such as high-speed and reliable Wi-Fi, Trueltouchless ™ experience, meals and drinks.

Accommodation

From the moment you get on board, we will relax like your home. Hospitality is a friendly crew service that is familiar with what is familiar with something, and the Princess® ship is a relaxing space like a home.

Photos, layouts, amenities, and furniture are represented by general arrangements, and may vary depending on the ship and guest rooms.

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3. Reserve collection
4. Mini suite
5. Deluxe balcony
6. balcony
7. Premium Ocean View
8. interior
9. Wheelchair support

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Best service and biggest balcony

It cannot be expressed by the word Exclusive alone. The dedicated amenities, detailed services, and dedicated Suite Experience Managers in response to all customer's requests are just the beginning. Sky Suite, which boasts the height of the ship, can stay up to 5 people and enjoy a 27 0-degree panoramic. In addition, the continuous balcony, which is more than 1, 000 square meters in the ship, allows you to enjoy a relaxing time without private and enjoy catering and celebration.

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Completely equipped with all the spacious reserve collection mini suite amenities:

• Approximately 1, 873 square feet (including balcony)*.
• Prikrews shore side concierge
• Seamless curves up to suite
• Response to all requests by Suite Experience Manager
• Reserved seats of Princess Theater
• Free access to The Encrave
• Reservation for Princess Caze Bungalow~
• Premium champagne when arriving
• Setup and mixer of two full bottle bars
• Princess luxury wine tasting (free)
• Private shopping concierge
• Private movie appreciation (under the starry sky)
• Deluxe Telescope for Discovery Staring in Sea
• Breakfast and dinner on the ultimate balcony (free)
• Luxury balcony furniture ( 4-seat dining table, large day bed, wedding chair, private patio mini refrigerator and television exterior bar, etc.
• The living area is equipped with a single sofa, a side table, a lounge chair, a coffee table, and a 4-seat dining table
• Three sliding glass doors from the floor to the ceiling
• Master bedroom with a princess luxury bed
• Master bathroom with independent rain shower with bathtub
• Spacious closet and wash basin / desk in the master bedroom
• Princess Luxury Bed (Queen or Twin Bed 2) ▲, Lounge Chair, Ottoman Second Bed Room
• A spacious closet and wash basin / desk in the second bedroom
• Bathroom with a shower in the second bedroom
• Whole body mirror
• Linen of bedrooms and bathrooms
• Bathrobe and slippers
• Luxury bathroom amenity
• Two refrigerators (one is a minibar in the living area, and the other is set on the balcony
• Four thin TVs
• Portable dryer
• Nespresso machine

*Portside Sky Suite has 1, 808 square feet including balcony.~Applies to voyage visiting Princess Caze.

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The most luxurious room in the sea

The spacious sweet with a balcony has all the min i-suite amenities in the reserve collection. Enjoy a fulfilling amenity, including spacious living spaces, sofa beds, independent seating areas, priority on board ships, minibar service in suite.

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Completely equipped with all the spacious reserve collection mini suite amenities:

• Approximately 440-1, 500 square feet (including balcony)
• Luxurious balcony furniture (2 laujers, 4 chairs, tables, ottoman, etc.
• Two sliding glass doors from the floor to the ceiling
• Independent living area with sofa beds, chairs, and two tables
• One free minibar and free bottle water (every day)
• Spacious closet
• Laundry service
• Special dining dinner on boarding days (free)
• Priority reservation for specialty dining and calling local sightseeing tours
• Priority and lower ships on the tender port
• Comfortable queen bed or twin bed ▲ (2 cars
• refrigerator
• Two thin TVs
• Exclusive bathroom with independent shower with bathtub
• 100%cotton, high thread count linen
• 2 4-hour room service
• Desk with chair
• Hair dryer and luxury bath amenity
• Digital security safe

You can use 3/4 beds in some cabins. Applies to cruises of 6 days or more. Reservations will be accepted after boarding. In the Princess Cruise app "Oceannow®", we accept room service delivery and orders regardless of day and night. Customers who use the latest Princess Plus and Princess Premier packages can use Oceannow® and room service delivery for free. Other than that, Oceannow® delivery costs $ 14. 99 per person per voyage per person, and order from room phones costs a room service fee of $ 5 at a time. Restrictions, restrictions, and conditions apply. Customers staying in full suite can use minibar free of charge.

How to enjoy in October 2024

The season of Montreal is switched to October, but some do not change. The long vacation of the Canadian Thanksgiving, seasonal apple hunting, botanical lantern litrite walk, food festival MTLàtable, and NHL have also added, and there are a lot of Montreal's autumn culture calendars!

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October festivals and events

Even if the climate changes in autumn, the Montreal festival season does not stop: Montreal autumn festivals and other major events celebrate art, culture, food, and the city. Montreal autumn festivals and other big events celebrate art, culture, food, and the city itself. Throughout the city, pedestrian paradise without cars is an outdoor festival, food, shopping, and a social place. There are also many things that can be enjoyed for free this fall, from outdoor performance to school festival.

Festival du nouveau cinéma de montréal, which will be held from October 9 to 20, will show more than 200 featur e-length and short films from all over the world, focus on panel discussions, workshops and technology. Events, children's programs, parties, etc. are held.

In October, two events will be held: The first is MTL Connect: Montreal Digital Week, from October 15 to 18, entrepreneurs, researchers, decisio n-making, and industry officials in downtown. Artists provide opportunities to interact and collaborate. The second is Hub Montréal, from October 21 to 23, we will introduce music, digital art, movies, video games, multimedia, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and expansion reality.

Celine Dion Fans cannot miss a special concert to be held on October 12 and 13 in Sal Wilfri d-Peletie in the Arts Square: under the conductor of the conductor Alexander Da Costa. , Celine Symphonic, the 4 7-Q47 Quebec Philharmonic Orchestra and Solist Fernando Valella, Barnev, Elise Durgay, Jennifer Lee Dupuy, Christel Mongo, Mar c-Andre Fortan, Janic Fulnier's talent Gathering and playing a classic song of Celine Dion.

"Duel Reality" is a circus show by seven duties, raising art to a completely new theater level. The game starts!

On the last weekend of Piknic éléctronik, which will be held on October 6, we will rush to Jean Drapo Park. Speaking of activities that you can enjoy with your family, go to SOS Labyrinthe in the old harbor and let it literally swing! The adventure sports site also holds special activities throughout the season, including the popular blackout nights every Thursday.

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At the historical Marche Bonsecours, the Expo World Press Photo Montréal, an Expo World Pres Press Photo Montréal, which is held until October 18, through photo journalism lenses. You can see the hidden corners of the world. And from October 18th to 20th, Annual Montreal Gem & Amp; Mineral Show, which will be held at Palais des Congrès de Montréal, looks like a glitter and rock.

On October 19, the Amazing Brain Science Talks hosted by McGill University's Healthy Brains, Healthy Lives will be held at Phi Centre. This event is a free event in which six speakers, including McGill professors and mental health advocate, have the theme of cannabis and bape on the developed brain, memory and aging, and how to associate with OCD.

In downtown, stop at the McCord Stewart Museum (Museum Alley). Here, the design company KANVA has set up a space that can be immersed in the world of imagination in Montraire's alley, and invites passer s-by, sitting, taking a walk, meeting, and chatting while being surrounded by a hanging pole. I am.

Park La Fontaine is lively thanks to Robin de Bowa Sharaly, and the whole family can enjoy it, including dance classes, art lessons, yoga, and drug branches.

At Casino de Montreal Arcade by Moment Factory, you can play with lif e-sized arcade games. In the two play areas that combine multimedia and video game technology, team competition will be held in six interactive games. Each game combines motion detection, projection technology, and video games mechanisms. After that, enjoy the show in the cabaret or enjoy a drink in Terrace Le Jardan.

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Autumn attractions and tours

There are accommodation options that will satisfy everyone, from Landmark Hotels to families and boutique hotels.

This fall is the easiest way to get your own key to visiting many attractions and museums in Montreas: Passeport MTL's special autumn version, the best of sprouting. Please experience.

Over the Canadian Thanksgiving holiday (October 11-14) and throughout the month, enjoy local harvest festival activities and seasonal foods at public markets like Jean-Talon Market and Atwater Market, or try your hand at apple picking at several locations, including Verger Labonté. In the fall, visit the Gardens of Light, an evening lantern installation at the Botanical Gardens, which also hosts Halloween Shivers and harvest activities throughout the month. At the end of the month, Halloween in Montreal gets even more fun with themed events and parties, including Château Ramezay's annual family event, Pick a Peck of Pumpkins, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show Halloween Ball, an interactive cult movie experience screening the original 1975 film from October 31 to November 2 at the historic Cinéma Impérial downtown. Dress up, sing along, and travel back in time again! In Old Montreal, walk the cobblestone streets to the St. Lawrence River and visit the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica. Explore nearby historic sites. Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site is Montreal's only Victorian interior open to the public, consisting of two neo-classical mansions and adjacent carriage roads. During the height of the 19th century fur trade, bales of furs, stacked crates of goods, and barrels full of food would have been housed in this space.

Downtown, you'll find one of the city's most beautiful churches, St. Andrew and St. Paul, where you can admire the beautiful stained glass during services and regular organ concerts.

At Old Port of Montreal, snap a selfie at the gleaming BONJOUR structure, then take in city and river views from Montreal's Grand Quay, where you'll find cruise ship docks, maritime history exhibits, green spaces, and a new attraction: the Port of Montreal Tower. Nearby, La Grande Roue de Montréal Observation Wheel offers panoramic views, or get your adrenaline pumping as you zip over the water on the MTL Zipline.

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Explore the river on a boat tour at Navark, Croisières AML, Bateau-Mouche or Petit Navire. On October 21, catch a wave at Croisières AML and take a boat trip between Montreal and Quebec City. Enjoy a special day on the river with views of the Old Port, the Clock Tower and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. Then, enjoy two delicious meals and, on arrival at 5pm, see the magnificent Château Frontenac, Old Quebec and Montmorency Falls. Then, return to Montreal by coach.

Drink at Esplanade Ville-Marie Square with the gigantic art installation "The Ring" sparkling overhead. Or take a break for entertainment and snacks at Esplanade Tranquille at the corner of Clark and Sainte-Catherine Streets and Jardins Gamelin near the Berri-UQÀM metro station.

In the Village, discover the new Village Square, located on Rue Sainte-Catherine-Est, between Atatequen and Wolf: this public space has an open-air café and hosts cultural and community programs every day from 11 am.

One of the best ways to discover the city of Montreal is on a tour with an expert guide. See the city like a local with MTL Detours, take a day trip to the suburbs with N-Tours, consult an expert with Guidatours or take a self-guided audio tour with TourBird. To enjoy Montreal after dark, take a ride on the Montréal by Night Loop with GaryLine's double-decker bus! Soak up the atmosphere and see how the city's most vibrant neighborhoods come to life after dusk.

If you're wondering why Montreal has so many colorful murals, hear more about them and their artists on a street art tour with Spade & Palacio. For Montréal's first e-bike mural tour, head to Fitz Montréal. Their comfortable bike tours cover everything from downtown to Jean-Talon Market.

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October's Culinary Adventures

Book now to dine your way through the city at dozens of restaurants participating in MTLàTABLE, a gastronomic extravaganza that begins on October 31. Brunch is back this year!

Le vin dans les voiles, a Montreal-based distributor of natural, organic and biodynamic wines, is hosting fascinating wine tasting and educational events this month, including Expérience sensorielle - La suite de l'Atelier Découverte vin nature (October 3) and À l'aveugle - Mettez vos sens à l'épreuve (October 31). The workshops will be in French, but wine is a universal language!

In the season of pumpkin patches and apples, take a food-filled trek to explore the city's beautiful public markets, such as Jean-Talon Market in Little Italy and Atwater Market in Saint-Henri. Montreal's smallest market, Lachine Public Market in the southwest, offers delicious treats all year round.

From Old Montreal and Downtown to Villeray and the Southwest, try Montrealers' favorite lunch restaurants. Indulge in long-time Quebec classics like smoked meats, poutine and Montreal bagels, and keep checking the boxes on your must-eat list at other Montreal foodie must-try restaurants. Explore more of Montreal's newest restaurants and buvettes, and don't miss Montreal's classic brunches, whether you're looking for elegance or comfort food.

October is also the perfect month for dinner and a show at Casino de Montreal. Treat your date to live music and a cabaret show while enjoying grilled and seafood dishes at Le Montréal, a gourmet buffet at Pavillon 67, or a quick meal at L'Instant.

A Fall of Sports and Relaxation

The NHL regular season kicks off on October 9 with the Montreal Canadiens taking on the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre. Check out this month's schedule!

Cheer on CF Montréal at their home stadium, Saputo Stadium, or the Montréal Alouettes at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. If you can't make it to a game in person, catch soccer, football, basketball, MMA and more at one of Montreal's sports bars.

Skateboarders can head to the Vans Skatepark at Olympic Park Esplanade. You can also try rock climbing at Nomad Block, and kids can play on the inflatable games at Îlots76. La Ronde amusement park, which is not exactly a sport but is sure to get the adrenaline pumping, is open this month for the thrill of roller coasters and the chill of Halloween nights. Don't miss out on the scariest holiday of the year.

Grand Shellem Baseball Center, located downtown, invites all ages to play, from elite players to casual hitters. Grand Shellem also offers baseball and softball training for all levels.

Want to play? Head to the Eaton Centre downtown. Playbox Centre has something for everyone, from internationally renowned claw machines to arcade games, skill games and VR attractions. Montréal Bowling in downtown is a great spot to bowl, play billiards, watch sports, play arcade games, and enjoy snacks and cocktails.

If you're feeling more artistic, Art Chaos in Mile-Ex is a great activity for families and groups, where you can paint crazy creations on a fast-spinning canvas.

You'll be transported to the magical world of Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts, and there's even official merchandise.

When autumn rolls around, visit Montréal's parks for a festive and colorful stroll. At the Space for Life Museum, enjoy the grounds of the Montreal Botanical Garden (especially after dark during the Garden of Light Lantern Festival) and the vast tropical greenhouse, experience several wild ecosystems in the Biodôme (there are penguins, otters, monkeys, and more), explore the mysteries of the universe in the planetarium, and learn about thousands of butterflies, moths, and other insects in the Insectarium.

Nishijima's Ecomuseum Zoo is a fantastic place to catch a glimpse of local wildlife in their natural outdoor habitat throughout October, and even have breakfast with some of them.

Get a great view of the city this fall from Mount Royal Park. Stroll through the park and climb the stairs to the observation deck or take a bus or car to Beaver Lake. Explore La Fontaine Park and cross the river to Jean Drepeau Park for a riverside stroll and a different view of the city. (The Biosphère features exhibits with a focus on the environment.

If you're looking for (or deserve!) the ultimate relaxation after your trek, why not visit Bota Bota, spa sur l'eau, a boat spa moored on the St. Lawrence River, or world-class spas like Scandinave Spa Vieux-Montréal, Avie Spa & Coiffure, Rainspa, and Strøm Nordic Spa.

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Enjoy local, eco-friendly shopping at the city's nicest vintage boutiques. Pick out the perfect new book for friends and family at Montreal's bookstores, and dive into the world of music at Montreal's excellent record shops.

Forgot to pick up a souvenir? Don't worry. Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) has you covered! From scarves and bags at M0851 to yoga gear at Lolë and novels by local authors, there's a selection of locally-focused products, from food to merchandise, in both the domestic and international zones. Start with Découvrir Montréal.

Onstage in October

Duel Reality is a circus show that takes a "Romeo and Juliet" approach, pitting rival lovers and their clans against each other in a literal sports arena. Circus like you've never seen it before

Earlier in the evening, edgy company Le Complex presents "Jaden," a poignant and funny portrayal of the difficulties of parenting.

At the Opera de Montreal, Rossini's masterpiece, Seville's Barber, will be performed on October 6 at Sal Wilfri d-Perle. Delivered with a whimsical interpretation that skillfully incorporates circus, acrobat and pantomime. In the opera, Jonathan Crafchenko will be performed as a fascinating concert opera that interweaves dancing and opera elements. He will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal on October 5.

In the dance, BALLET BC will perform a wonderful triple building called "Bolero X + Silent Tides + Chamber" from October 2 to 5. It is a spectacular praise of the dancing power and our comprehensive power embodied by 50 performers.

Jose Nabas, a choreographer and dancer, dances his life on stage while talking about memories of his late partner. From October 22 to 26, do not miss it because it will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal.

A tribute to the Quebec High Ballet School and the founder of the Li Grand Ballet Canadian, Dancer, Ludmira Chiriev (1924-1996). The artists who intersect with her or inspired by her heritage interpreted the surprising path she had walked. Sal Wilfri d-Perrier from October 24 to 26.

If you're a theater fan, you'll want to see the last episode of "Sakura", which will be performed at the Centaurus Theater before October 6. The work is a comedy full of nostalgia that reconstructed Chekhov in the 21st century, depicting the falling family selling a beloved orchard.

On October 27, a lon g-awaited show called "Titanik" begins at the Seagal Theater. If Celine Dion's music plays a supe r-masterpiece movie "Titanic" and a sweet Canadian love of 1 1-degree Oscar, this show, the most awarded hit on Broadway, will be created.

October art and exhibitions

During the autumn culture season, museums and galleries in the city show a highly excitement. < SPAN> Opera de Montreal performed Rossini's masterpiece "Seville's Barber" on October 6 at Sal Wilfrfri d-Perle. Delivered with a whimsical interpretation that skillfully incorporates circus, acrobat and pantomime. In the opera, Jonathan Crafchenko will be performed as a fascinating concert opera that interweaves dancing and opera elements. He will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal on October 5.

In the dance, BALLET BC will perform a wonderful triple building called "Bolero X + Silent Tides + Chamber" from October 2 to 5. It is a spectacular praise of the dancing power and our comprehensive power embodied by 50 performers.

Jose Nabas, a choreographer and dancer, dances his life on stage while talking about memories of his late partner. From October 22 to 26, do not miss it because it will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal.

A tribute to the Quebec High Ballet School and the founder of the Li Grand Ballet Canadian, Dancer, Ludmira Chiriev (1924-1996). The artists who intersect with her or inspired by her heritage interpreted the surprising path she had walked. Sal Wilfri d-Perrier from October 24 to 26.

If you're a theater fan, you'll want to see the last episode of "Sakura", which will be performed at the Centaurus Theater before October 6. The work is a comedy full of nostalgia that reconstructed Chekhov in the 21st century, depicting the falling family selling a beloved orchard.

On October 27, a lon g-awaited show called "Titanik" begins at the Seagal Theater. If Celine Dion's music plays a supe r-masterpiece movie "Titanic" and a sweet Canadian love of 1 1-degree Oscar, this show, the most awarded hit on Broadway, will be created.

October art and exhibitions

During the autumn culture season, museums and galleries in the city show a highly excitement. At the Opera de Montreal, Rossini's masterpiece, Seville's Barber, will be performed on October 6 at Sal Wilfri d-Perle. Delivered with a whimsical interpretation that skillfully incorporates circus, acrobat and pantomime. In the opera, Jonathan Crafchenko will be performed as a fascinating concert opera that interweaves dancing and opera elements. He will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal on October 5.

In the dance, BALLET BC will perform a wonderful triple building called "Bolero X + Silent Tides + Chamber" from October 2 to 5. It is a spectacular praise of the dancing power and our comprehensive power embodied by 50 performers.

Jose Nabas, a choreographer and dancer, dances his life on stage while talking about memories of his late partner. From October 22 to 26, do not miss it because it will be staged at Sun Kiem Sal.

A tribute to the Quebec High Ballet School and the founder of the Li Grand Ballet Canadian, Dancer, Ludmira Chiriev (1924-1996). The artists who intersect with her or inspired by her heritage interpreted the surprising path she had walked. Sal Wilfri d-Perrier from October 24 to 26.

If you're a theater fan, you'll want to see the last episode of "Sakura", which will be performed at the Centaurus Theater before October 6. The work is a comedy full of nostalgia that reconstructed Chekhov in the 21st century, depicting the falling family selling a beloved orchard.

On October 27, a lon g-awaited show called "Titanik" begins at the Seagal Theater. If Celine Dion's music plays a supe r-masterpiece movie "Titanic" and a sweet Canadian love of 1 1-degree Oscar, this show, the most awarded hit on Broadway, will be created.

October art and exhibitions

During the autumn culture season, museums and galleries in the city show a highly excitement.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the International Civil Airlines, an exhibition that collects works related to empty, airplanes, and aviation will be held at museums in the downtown International Civil Aviation Organization. The public is open from October 2 to 31, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please note that it is a UN building, so you need to show a security check (metal detector and X-ray inspection) and an ID card when entering.

From October 15 (and this month), to the fascinating world in Jim Henson's "storyteller": This AR (extended reality) picture book is in charge of the awar d-winning writer Neil Gayman. This event, which is held at the Arts Square, combines the magic of classical tale and stat e-o f-th e-art technology to create a fascinating experience that transcends traditional storytelling.

"Coded Dreams", which will be held at Fime Center on October 9, is an immersive exhibition that promotes AI Frontier through two unique and fascinating stories and promotes the door of imagination. In this exhibition, you can explore the forefront of AI through two unique and attractive stories, and open the door of imagination. Also, in the "EMBODIED SPACE" series, you can enjoy the intimacy, vulnerability, and meditation that have been inspired by the live performance when facing our innocent gaps every month.

The internationally known World Press Photo Exhibition will be held at Marche Bon School until October 14. The winning works are selected from the tens of thousands of photographers from all over the world to judges. A symbolic photo contained in larg e-format prints reminiscent of global events in various categories that symbolize the past year.

King Kuwu's horizon is a immersive journey to ancient Egypt at the former Montreal Port. Until October 14, you can explore Giza's pyramid archeological treasures built more than 4, 500 years ago. In this experience, players can move and interact physically in a virtual reality shared space.

C © Fondation Phoebus, Anvers (Belgium) An exhibition that collects works on air, airplanes, and aviation will be held at the Museum of the International Civil Aviation Organization in downtown to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the International Civil Aviation Organization. 。 The public is open from October 2 to 31, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please note that it is a UN building, so you need to show a security check (metal detector and X-ray inspection) and an ID card when entering.

From October 15 (and this month), to the fascinating world in Jim Henson's "storyteller": This AR (extended reality) picture book is in charge of the awar d-winning writer Neil Gayman. This event, which is held at the Arts Square, combines the magic of classical tale and stat e-o f-th e-art technology to create a fascinating experience that transcends traditional storytelling.

"Coded Dreams", which will be held at Fime Center on October 9, is an immersive exhibition that promotes AI Frontier through two unique and fascinating stories and promotes the door of imagination. In this exhibition, you can explore the forefront of AI through two unique and attractive stories, and open the door of imagination. Also, in the "EMBODIED SPACE" series, you can enjoy the intimacy, vulnerability, and meditation that have been inspired by the live performance when facing our innocent gaps every month.

The internationally known World Press Photo Exhibition will be held at Marche Bon School until October 14. The winning works are selected from the tens of thousands of photographers from all over the world to judges. A symbolic photo contained in larg e-format prints reminiscent of global events in various categories that symbolize the past year.

King Kuwu's horizon is a immersive journey to ancient Egypt at the former Montreal Port. Until October 14, you can explore Giza's pyramid archeological treasures built more than 4, 500 years ago. In this experience, players can move and interact physically in a virtual reality shared space.

C © FONDATION PHOEBUS, ANVERS (Belgium) An exhibition that collects works related to air, airplanes, and aviation will be held at the Museum of the International Civil Aviation Institute of Downtown to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the International Civil Aviation Organization. The public is open from October 2 to 31, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please note that it is a UN building, so you need to show a security check (metal detector and X-ray inspection) and an ID card when entering.

From October 15 (and this month), to the fascinating world in Jim Henson's "storyteller": This AR (extended reality) picture book is in charge of the awar d-winning writer Neil Gayman. This event, which is held at the Arts Square, combines the magic of classical tale and stat e-o f-th e-art technology to create a fascinating experience that transcends traditional storytelling.

Celine Dion Fans cannot miss a special concert to be held on October 12 and 13 in Sal Wilfri d-Peletie in the Arts Square: under the conductor of the conductor Alexander Da Costa. , Celine Symphonic, the 4 7-Q47 Quebec Philharmonic Orchestra and Solist Fernando Valella, Barnev, Elise Durgay, Jennifer Lee Dupuy, Christel Mongo, Mar c-Andre Fortan, Janic Fulnier's talent Gathering and playing a classic song of Celine Dion.

The internationally known World Press Photo Exhibition will be held at Marche Bon School until October 14. The winning works are selected from the tens of thousands of photographers from all over the world to judges. A symbolic photo contained in larg e-format prints reminiscent of global events in various categories that symbolize the past year.

King Kuwu's horizon is a immersive journey to ancient Egypt at the former Montreal Port. Until October 14, you can explore Giza's pyramid archeological treasures built more than 4, 500 years ago. In this experience, players can move and interact physically in a virtual reality shared space.

C © Fondation Phoebus, Anvers

Montreal's Musée d'Art Contemporain will be showcasing the work of groundbreaking Indigenous documentary filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin throughout the month. The retrospective will explain how Obomsawin came to create her work and what it meant to her to do so.

This season's museum exhibits in Montreal include Pointe-à-Callière in Old Montreal, the Montréal Archaeology and History Complex's permanent exhibit "Come Aboard," where you'll board the D'Iberville for an immersive, interactive nautical adventure set in the New French era! Pirate or privateer? And nearby, the kid-friendly Montréal Science Centre has interactive exhibits exploring the world of science.

From October 4, the McCord Stewart Museum will host a solo exhibition by Manajee Akpaliapik, a contemporary artist from Ikpialjuk (Arctic Bay), Baffin Island, Nunavut. Titled "Inuit Universe," the exhibition explores the artist's interpretation of oral traditions, cultural values, the supernatural, and the wildlife and environment of the Arctic, using his preferred materials of stone, whale and caribou antlers.

The exhibition "Rouge 2100: A Mars Adventure," which is made up of five chapters and as many rooms, offers a realistically imagined journey of a rare human being's first steps on the fascinating red planet in the year 2100. This fantastical world also questions humanity's place in the universe and the fragile balance that must be maintained for all species to thrive.

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Visit the MEM - Centre des mémoires montréalaises, a cutting-edge museum with the voices of Montrealers, located at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Laurent and Rue Sainte-Catherine.

Step back in time by touring the rooms of Château Ramezay or visiting the historic site of Château Dufresne, near the Olympic Stadium. The Musée des Hospitalières de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal is hosting an exhibition called "Our Mountain" to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of architect Frederick Law Olmsted, creator of Mount Royal Park: don't miss the beautiful grounds of the museum, which include a beautiful abbey garden in autumn.

Not far from the city, Exporail the Canadian Railway Museum allows you to ride rail cars, learn about railway history, and explore a miniature railway.

Discover the vibrant history and present of Quebec ceramics at the Musée des métiers d'arts du Québec. Or visit some of Montreal's finest churches and sacred sites to learn about Quebec history.