One of the most beautiful gardens in the world! 33 gardens, two greenhouses, activities all year long, the Botanical Gardens welcomes more than 100 000 people from around the world each year
Opens everyday at 7am. Great spot to grab fresh produce, fresh meat, great cheese and other local products. This is one of the best local farmers markets in Montreal.
Come and experience the mysteries of life, the planets, the stars, the history and various research. Dark universe and Aurorae, I recommend them
Beautiful place for a run or walk, and your prize for making it to be top is a gorgeous view of the city of Montreal. If you want a really hard workout, run the stairs all the way up!
Great collection. I absolutely enjoyed the contemporary art mixed with classical art pieces and how the each relates to the other. It was also interesting to see donations from Montreal‘s families
I'd call this the chief tourist attraction of Montreal. We went and saw the Aura light show which was really well done. Well worth the money.
A lovely walk on a sunny day ❤️ great way to see Montreal from outside a little bit. Locals go by riding there bikes and there's always something happening along here
Nice place spacious, clean/impeccable and the sound system are awesome.
Great museum. The main attraction is some Historic Foundations from Early Montreal & they have lots of artefacts which are well presented. You can learn a lot about Montreal's history here.
Free admission on Thursday. The bookstore is very rich and organized. Beautiful exhibit.
Amazing gallery, 4 floors and always the best of contemporary art
One of the oldest smoked meat places in Montréal. Get there early or you will be waiting in line for a while. You can go to the Take Out section for faster service and eat outside on a bench or car
Sesame bagel has a crunch on the outside and pillowy chew on the inside. Nowhere to sit, cream cheese only by the tub, cash only.
Wow! Toasted sesame bagel with feta cheese, onion, olives, pesto and olive oil.. Best I've ever had!!
“Jos Canard” is the perfect dessert. Also one of the only place that still serves Bec Cola.
“La Petite-Patrie’s happening, neon-lit Indian street food restaurant consistently nails its tiffins (available in veg or meaty options), but pros know not to overlook its snacking fare either.“
"Walking/cycling path with views throughout & people watching. Great starting point is corner of McGill and de la Commune. Walk west & return on the other side. 2-hr walk goes to to Atwater Market."
"Lovely relaxing walk that’s half in verdant grassy knolls, half along quiet streets of Ahuntsic, dotted with ancient farmhouses. Start @ Blvd Gouin & Rue Lajeunesse."
The Eastern Townships (Cantons de l'Est): quaint architecture and rolling hills. Imposing Mont Megantic great for stargazing. Lies b/w St. Lawrence Lowlands & U.S. border, from Granby to Drummondville
The fast pass is well worth it!!!!longest we had to wait in line on a busy day 10 min and definitely shorter lines to walk up and down to get to rides!!!
"Island park, a haven near downtown packed w/ trails and surrounded by the St. Lawrence. Go off-road and explore by the waterside, and you’ll discover some truly special spots well suited to picnics."
"Stunning parcel of green owned by McGill U, open to the public. 245 hectares of forest reserve, an engulfing space with lakes, contemplation corners and over 10 km of hiking trails."
It offers one of the most extravagant sights each evening when its array of lights illuminate the night sky
Delicious hot Latte, crispy spinach croissant, Chai Latte with chocolate chip walnut cookie. Cute, cozy place with nice ambience. Seating upstairs too.
Amazing Organic place with real food. Urban/trendy atmosphere, great service. Delicious checken sandwich, Salad of the day was revalation, perfect soy latte. Would for sure go back (Every day)
the park is now lively with relax people, tidy grass, flowers in many spots, and the fountain finally works. Plus there's an absolutely wonderous romantic little shop at the south end, from the pre-pr
If you love Williamsburg in New York City, Bucktown/Wicker Park in Chicago, or the Mission in San Francisco, this is the neighborhood for you
Walk on Mont-Royal st. between De Lorimier (east) and St-Laurent (west). Then walk down (south) on St-Denis all the way to Sherbrooke st. Finish it up nicely: go for a picnic at Parc Lafontaine. :-)
A wealthy neighbourhood in Montreal, this iconic area has stunning Neo-Tudor architecture and has been designated as one of the historically significant places in Canada by the federal government.
Great place to walk by the river with whitewater sections. Great place to see birds too.
Interesting, well-laid out museum. Aimed at kids, but good for adults too. Parking nearby in the Botanical Gardens. Admission price includes the Botanical Gardens. Show your AAA card to get a discount
Beautiful place to go for a walk and breath health. A walk along the rue Maisonneuve it's advisable if you wanna see BIG EXPENSIVE houses... lots of green and flowers in the summer and spring ;)
Just behind the stadium, if you climb the stairs that get you to Sherbrooke street and then to Maisonneuve park, you will find a nice little hidden brand new playground with trampolines & a nice view
Really nice place, combine both dynamic Montreal contemporary art scène and industrial patrimony. Beautiful building
An amazing place for the music, film and art. Very interactive and informative. The design and concept is incredible. A must visit.
"One of the most prestigious galleries in Canada, features some of Quebec's finest contemporary art."
The big fountain there, originally created for the 1976 Olympics by Quebecois artist Riopelle, shoots fire and water and is like a symphony. Leia mais.
It’s more than 20 miles of tunnels containing entrances to shopping malls, apartment buildings, hotels and seven metro stations.
Some of the best views in the city - simply magical in the summer at sunset. Skip the funicular and walk up.
It’s amazing! Was not expecting it honestly and I was jaw-dropping after 5 mins walking in Quartier Petit Champlain 😦
The majestic castle in Quebec, be sure to visit the lobby and walk the promenade. Best views and photos can be taken in Rue Dalhousie near the battery. (Where I took the picture attached)
The changing of the guard is a marvelous ceremony. Much history plays out in the ceremony and the name is excellent.
Great spot for the family. I would be there every week-end if I leave close to it. We spend the entire morning there without been bored.
The BEEEEESSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTT morning sandwiches ever I had, crowded place, almost 50 people in front of me, but passing so fast, the croissants are amazing, try the morning combo with fresh and awesome
really nice staff and delicious pastries :) try the kouing aman caramel salé et chocolat!!
Awesome market with incredible meats, cheese, beer and wonderful strawberries come summer.
The outdoor terrace in the back is the place to be in the summer. Enjoy some local beers and chill out under the carved trees.
If you're with kids, you have to stop for a train ride inside! Really nice toys and clothes too, and activities when its rainy outside. Must see!
One of many French-inspired traiteurs (delis) along Ave. Cartier, with quiches and savory snacks.
Pretty much a Montréal visitor's must go-to… since it's even open late at night, you haven't a reason not to. Don't say it's because of the temperatures - even I waited in frigid -16°F temperatures!
The Big LOV burger is a well executed veggie big Mac, one of the best I've had. Gnocchi were mehh. Great service though, and absolutely stunning interior. Well priced for the area.
Beautiful terrasse and the inside feels like a Paris café. Croissants are die for, especially the almond cream or paste ones. A go to when hanging with friends and want to chat after dinner
Famous for their apple-walnut rugoleh, this bakery is worth the trip to Mile End! If you're looking for something lighter the Kale salad is lovely. They don't take Visa, so bring your cash/debit.
The jem of the Montreal bakery scene. The fougasse aux olives (aux herbes and aux fromages) are unrivaled in the city.
TOHU offers free bikes & scooters to explore Frédéric-Back Park. Loan counter in the public square of TOHU near the artists' tent. Can also borrow a kite. Friday/Saturday: 1p to 7p, Sunday 10a to 4p
Near Saputo Stadium/Sherbrooke St. Morgan Hill was refurbished in 2020 w/ new walking trail linking Olympic Park to Maisonneuve Park. Beautiful views and outdoor fitness equipment.
Hip clothing and home decor boutiques are on Blvd St-Laurent. Ave du Mont-Royal has used books and records.
Un passage permet d'y découvrir des vins québécois, comme le Domaine des Côtes d’Ardoise, excellent vin blanc québécois. On attrape aussi une bouteille du cidre Léger de Casa Breton.
"Avant-garde art zines to eclectic antiques: this hipster retro shrine fascinates."
Georgeous view of the Old Port, 3D movie theater. A paradise for kids and teenager. Enjoy fully this place
"Grassy expanse enclosed by a waterway and crisscrossed with footbridges. In summer, rent paddleboats or RC model sailboats. In winter, ice skating. Bistro w/ outdoor seating in summer."
The most beautiful square in the old town of Montreal. If you take a close look then around the square you see the history of Montreal skyscrapers (from 1888 to 1967).
Tons of things going on! Street performers, vendors, lots of shops and food!
Busy and lively couple of blocks with shops (exotic groceries, Chinese/Vietnamese bbq/pastries and nicnacs) and restaurants. Good for a walk, some shopping, quick lunch, dinner or dimsum.
Amazing breakfast place! Opens early at 7:30am. Their Egg Benedict is very tasty, and I'm so in love with their omlete. Would definitely recommend it to everyone.
Absolutely recommend this great restaurant. We had the breakfast pizza and a croissant and both were exceptional. The staff is really friendly and it is a very cool atmosphere.
In love with this place !! The cheapest but yet one of the best breakfast I had in montreal! Menu has Limited options. Vegi pesto Benedict was amazing for only 10 dollars. 45 minutes waiting in Sunday
Very impressive barbie collection dressed in all types of outfits! Best free option in MTL! 🎎👗
the stairs are so instagram-able! the shadows and lighting is amazing. beach, chairs and view are all instagram worthy too! $2 entry. $5 entry for fireworks. clean washrooms.
Numerous eye catching heritage buildings and tiny businesses between the Fine Arts museum and McGill.
Start at Rue Sherbrooke and Rue St Denis and explore the latter to Rue St Catherine. For breathers, try Carre St Louis or Place Émilie-Gamelin.
Incredible space, and so much silence... Make sure to check the reading spaces all around the building.
The cookie are amazing ! You need to come here once to try their cookie, chewy and warm 😋
Beautiful and relaxed gem. Worth the trip for a picnic or quieter evening. Nice oasis from bustling city.
Referred to as The Main, Saint Laurent Boulevard is chock full of restaurants, nightlife and more, making this one of Montrealers' favorite spots in the city.
Some of the best, if not the best, pizzas in Montreal!!! Crispy, juicy, not too thin not too greasy and very very tasty. Delizioso 👍🏻
All the best most popular restaurants of Montreal in one place! Great place to try different types of foods 🍣🍝🥙🍱
Very good quality food, the awesome "surprise" menu will make you pleasantly surprised!
Very chilled atmosphere, really good coffee. They sell Parallel 49 and a lot of Hario coffee gear, too ❤️
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See a film in the dome of the Satosphere, a semi circular projection room, and your mind will be thoroughly blown
This place is pretty magical. Really quite impressed with both the selection and the staff!
Network of elevated trails connecting parts of the forest, teeming with flora and fauna.
