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There’s one thing that Montrealers do especially well and that’s celebrating! Needless to say, in this city, New Year’s eve is THE party of the year. This solemn occasion allows us to let go of past blunders, and step into the future with a clean slate, a ritual punctuated by champagne showers and fireworks.

Despite all the changes brought into our lives with 2020, some things should remain the same, none more so than our festive spirit!

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Gathering in the Old-Port to watch the fireworks light up the sky on New Year's Eve is a beloved tradition for Montrealers, who can also enjoy strolling through the streets and alleys of their city in the crisp midnight air on this festive evening.

But this year though, we'll obviously have to make some tweeks to many of our usual activities this year.

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A festive hub with light, art installations, and public furniture has opened for the holiday season at Place Jacques-Cartier in Old Montreal.

Place Nordique, part of the "Merry Montreal" event launched in collaboration with the city, is designed as the perfect outdoor spot for rest and relaxation after a day of snowy shopping in Montreal.

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