Lafontaine Park

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Lafontaine Park

City's 3rd Largest

3933 Parc Lafontaine
(Parc Lafontaine east to Papineau)
Montreal, QC H2L 3M6
+1 514 872 3947

Located at the eastern edge of the Plateau Mont-Royal, this park consists of about 100 acres in all. It serves as site for one of the official rites of spring, with people flocking to it the moment they sense warmer weather approaching. You can relax under the trees, picnic, sunbathe, bike, or play tennis. There is an outdoor theatre in the summer, and in the winter the pond becomes a skating rink. Several monuments adorn the park, including one commemorating the sacrifice of French-Canadians who died during the course of the World Wars.

Review © 2009, Wcities

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