Regular visits run up untill 4:30pm. Further is the lights show which is interesting....along with the history of the church, you get to learn about the history of Montreal ;0)
One of Montreal's longest shopping streets, full of shops, restaurants and nightlife. Most of the street is accessible by the Metro, allowing you to hop on and off to explore it!
A free shuttle provides transportation between the Biodôme, Insectarium, Botanical Garden, Olympic Park, & Viau Métro station. You won’t believe what you can see in just one day! -- Green Guide Editor
Montreal's archaeology and history museum located in Old Montreal, the museum offers several exhibitions that will amaze and educate. Check the Colours of India exhibit from November 8th to April 22nd
One of Canada's oldest free-standing museums. To the side of the main stairs, check out the geological garden containing samples of minerals and fossils from Canada.
Go to St. Viateur Bagel and try a wood-oven baked Montreal-style bagel, hand-rolled and boiled in honey-water. The matzoh with sesame is very good too. Read more.
Lots of rides lots of fun... I suggest paying the extra money and get the express pass on busy days
Montreal's City Hall, features a beautiful Second Empire architectural style that was completed in 1872. This City hall was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1984.
Whatever your preconceptions about a "Poutine au foie gras", close your eyes and taste it. Phenomenal. Seriously.
Some 700 different types of cheeses including 300 local Québec cheese. Un des endroit à Montréal ou ce trouve bière à l'épinette.hmmmm.
One of two main farmers markets in Little Italy. Come to buy unpasteurized raw milk cheese–which has been banned in the U.S. since 1949! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
The highest point in Montreal! Stop by on a Sunday and see “tam-tams” – where people get together and bang on drums. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
The site of Expo '67, this is a great park for biking, seeing concerts and the weekly outdoor dance party 'Piknic Electronik'.
Colin Perry’s ode to his native Kentucky serves up the finger lickin’ goods but beyond the fried chicken (which is the best in the city) you have to admire Triple Crown’s audacity. [Eater 38 Member]
"Butcher shop, restaurant and a little slice of Beirut. You gotta go see what's cooking at Abu Elias in Montreal." ' Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods
The menu changes daily – but Tony orders up clams, a double down, beef, chicken and duck. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
A large industrial waterway – turned park – where Tony & some buddies go canoeing in a dragon boat. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Buzzing on any given night, Bílý Kun is one of the hottest watering holes in the trendy French neighborhood, Plateau (meaning it’s a stone’s throw away from about 4 late-night poutine joints, too) Read more.
A magnet for tourists, mimes, human statues, and people dressed as colonials. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
This is by far THE best religious site in Montreal, Go on the yearly culture day and you get to see all the rooms that are all stunning ! Always opened.
Tifanny stained glass windows in Salle de concert Bourgie are beautiful. You must plan to go see them when open.
Located in Old Montreal, this museum offers a portal to Montreal's past. Check out the exhibit In The Time Of Smallpox-Physicians, Surgeons and Apothecaries in New France until November 11,2012!
Saint J has the third largest dome after St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral in London. The devout ascend to the basilica on their knees (99 wooden steps leading up).
Was part of the Olympic Park during the 1976 Olympic Games. The venue hosted swimming, diving and water polo.
