The second principal city of Canada is Montreal, that is situated in the southwest of Quebec, and its name is derived from “Montreal” and the official vernacular in the city is French. Forbes magazine has ranked the city as the 10th cleanest in the world. The city experiences maximum cold climate of the year during the month of January and visitors congregate at the city during autumn for its plant life. It was the monetary and industrialized hub of Canada. Old historical buildings like Montreal Basilica, Bonsecours market and many others are present in the city in their original outline. The crescent road is extremely prevalent among the tourists. The largest church of the land, saint josephs oratory is also based in Montreal. Recognized by the international design community during the year 2006, Montreal is among the three world design capitals and is also known as UNESCO city of design.