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MONTRÉAL
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See Montreal's magnificent fireworks.

fireworks - See Montreal's magnificent fireworks. [A FREE Thing To Do Today] Price: Free Time: 30 mins
There's nothing quite like them anywhere in the world: Montreal's annual firework competition L'International des Feux sees world-class displays filling the skies on Saturday evenings in July. Although admission to La Ronde, where the fireworks launch from, is ticketed, you can get a view from the rest of Parc Jean-Drapeau absolutely free. The displays begin at 10pm.
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Sunrise: 04:31
Sunset: 19:30
Weather: sky is clear, 29°C max, 16°C min


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