The hill/mountain after which Montreal is named. Impressive to see from the airplane, but even more impressive overlook over the city. Relatively easy walk up, starting from McGill.
Apparently Americans can attend as well. Wish I had known that before. Anyway, beautiful old world architecture, it's nice just taking a stroll through campus.
The "Old Montreal". Here you'll see the European roots of Montreal and buildings dating back to the 1600's.
Cool brewery with great food and great beer located right in Old Montreal. Plan on Dinner here then head right across the street to Deux Pierrots for your evenings entertainment.
Awesome bar/club with live bands. If you're lucky, you'll get a nice taste of the Quebecois music scene.
Great bring-you-own-wine restaurant. And the wine store right across the street is optimally located.
A MUST for anyone in Montreal; gotta try their smoked meats.
Don't forget to to stroll through the botanical gardens while you're here as well.
If entomology is your thing, don't forgot to stop here while you're at the Biodome.
Not much too look at as far as the campus and architecture is concerned, but the people are great =)
A little schicky-micky, but it's pretty cool if you're looking for a typical club experience.
