See the sun stream thru the multicolored glass walls from the lipstick forest
Also known as Central Station. This train station is linked to the Reso underground city network of Montraél. This station is also 2 minutes to Old-Montréal downtown (centreville). Read more.
Becareful while walking, plan your turn ahead, there is major high speed pedestrian traffic inside metro bonaventure.
If you are getting the Museum Pass be sure what you want to see is actually included. Many exhibits at many of the museums are not included!
A magnet for tourists, mimes, human statues, and people dressed as colonials. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Buy for $10+ in any shop and try to be one of the 303 winners of "La Pige de Noel"! $10000+ in prizes! Giant touchscreens powered by 2XM Interactive
Part of RESO (the Underground Pedestrian Network). Check out the immense chandelier, the only remaining one of three that hung in this former lobby of the swanky Mount Royal Hotel during its heyday.
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!
During the 19th century, Place du Canada and Dorchester Square were an urban cemetery for Montreal's Roman Catholics.
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.
Pretty small collection - but still good. They had free WiFi too.
In this groundbreaking exhibit, which runs from Apr. 30th - Aug. 29th, Miles Davis' life is presented in photo, video & sound. From his early years in NY's jazz clubs to his reclusive later life. Read more.
visit whatever exhibit is on. Always well worth it. Also, best bookstore in town for all things design / architecture / etc
Get an espresso, best in Montrea!. Also one of their barista was serving coffee at TED 2011 conference.
Get there early it gets super busy for lunch. Great service, best DimSum in Montreal! :)
Diners are invited to sit along the bar that faces onto the kitchen & watch the chefs at work. Le Chien Fumant isn’t the cheapest; you’re looking at about $40 a head, but it’s well worth checking out.
Stand near the stickers on the ground to guarantee your place in the metro + always give seniors & pregnant women your place.
1.30 $ pour un moyen café. Tu as le choix de plusieurs cafés tels que vanille noisette et décaf
Once voted amongst the 10 BEST QUARTERS IN THE WORLD WHERE TO LIVE, according to TIME Magazine. A great while back!
In addition to small tasting plates that include head cheese & lomo sausage, it also offers hearty main courses including a stellar pulled-pork sandwich. Don't overlook the impressive list of wines.
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.
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!
At La Grande Braderie de Mode Quebecoise, you can update your spring wardrobe in one fell swoop. There will be over 100 Quebec designers selling off their surplus stock and samples. Read more.
Cool little museum that was a Fire Station. Interesting exhibit on the second floor about the neighborhoods that were destroyed for public projects during the 1960s & 1970s.
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
Have a need for speed? Run or bike your way through this flat Formula One track.
It's one hell of a walk to get up here but the view...and the clean toilets.. are worth it ;-)
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).
The site of Expo '67, this is a great park for biking, seeing concerts and the weekly outdoor dance party 'Piknic Electronik'.
«Montréal, ville fortifiée» en 1740, Église des Sulpiciens (disparue maintenant Notre-Dame sur la Place de la Fabrique (Place d'Armes)
Unlike most gambling halls, the Montreal Casino has windows, revealing spectacular views of the Montreal skyline and the St. Lawrence River. -- Green Guide Editor
Was part of the Olympic Park during the 1976 Olympic Games. The venue hosted swimming, diving and water polo.
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.
Try their mobile application MConcierge! Its like having their concierge in your pocket everywhere u go!! Http://placedarmes.mobi
December 8 @ St-Paul’s Vauvert share cocktails & hors d’oeuvres with experts from the fields of fashion, wine, tech, & cars. Email us your details here for guestlist signatureevening@askmen.com Read more.
The rooftop terrace is quite amazing in the summer with a good view and come 8 ish the cougars come out to play. Have the white sangria it's delicious
A fave for power-lunches and a cozy place to meet dicreetly ;) Boutique hotel with an interior brimming with modern design and luxury ... Read more.
One of the very best lunch deals in downtown Montreal... The meal that keeps on giving! (Love the cotton candy and the macaroons!)
if you`re gonna hit Chez L’Épicier for dinner, you need to dish out for the tasting menu -- it’s seven courses of heaven. Read more.
Be sure an order steaks or the Chateaubriand - the waiters serve them en flambe at your table!
Great anachist café and sandwiches ! A sign says "No boss since 2003" in the entrance.
Essayer les à côtés: crumpets et Nutella maison ou la brioche à la cannelle à Régine. Brunch: les bines et le jambon effiloché un must!
Bring your camera. Take lots of pictures. The interior design is incredible, and so is the menu. Your fine dining budget is well spent here.
Great French food, traditional ambience and very friendly service. Gigot d'agneau in Port wine sauce was outstanding.
One of the best steak houses in Montreal. From the perfectly aged porterhouses to the city's-best filet mignon, it's the reference steakhouse downtown, the one you tell your NYC buddies about. Read more.
Cant be disapointed, sushi always fresh and good, a little pricy but the atmosphere is there. So its worth the try.
Their makis here are superb, as well as their salads. Recommendation for an enjoyable meal for two: Isakaya Roll, Kamikaze Roll, Spicy Salmon/Tuna Roll, 2 Miso Soups, and Salmon & Avocado Salad.
A great example of local-style bagels, which are hand rolled and wood fire baked! As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
How do you reinvent Canada’s oldest retailer? You look to the past for inspiration, trading heavily on the colours of the retailer’s historic blanket in a new line of chic Canadiana. Read more: Read more.
perfect location just beside the Apple store, perfect match when your girl goes in and you go to the Apple store
holt renfrew café: Crab BLT; Chanel and Armani makeup counters, David Yurman jewellery counter, shoessss, purses and clothes heaven #Duh
Who says you have to sacrifice style to stay warm? This Montreal-based brand has you covered with edgy outwear and accessories that’ll keep you looking hot during those cold-weather months.
Arepa de asado it's really good , empanada de cazón as well , this are my Venezuelan people!!!
Amazing place! Try their gelato! Crazy flavors like strawberry et piment, spicy chocolate, chocolate cinnamon
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.
Embrace your inner food snob by tasting and judging this year's top picks from around the province, ranging from creamy olive Filou to spicy and firm Blackburn Read more.
Jazz rules in Montreal, and not just during the summer Jazz Fest. Did you know? Jazz Pianist Oscar Peterson was born and raised at the House of Jazz. -- Green Guide Editor
Go downstairs, sit at the bar, watch the game, order some food. It's like your buddies basement.
Stephanie is one of the friendliest person to ever work behind the counter. Say her hi
New WIFI! So much faster and reliable! No need for cable to hook up in the rooms!
The bus shuttle going downtown costs 9$. You have to pay at the vending machines inside the airport. First stop is Lionel-Groulx metro station ;-)
Go to Moe's Deli & Bar to the back of the bar. There is a plug for your notebook behind where they stack the highchairs. Have a glass of wine and catch up on your email.
Not fast takeout, even for a deli sandwich it took more than 10 minutes. (Which is not a quick grab between planes)
If you don't time it perfectly, you may have to wait 10 min for the next train.
Linger at your table as the DJ plays late-night tracks and order a Limoncello Drop -- quite possibly named after the result of drinking one too many. Read more.
Everything is totally awesome at this hotel. Great rooms, nice bed, amazing gym!
The room comes with a computer and free Internet access! The staff is nice and it's in a good location. Id stay here again :-)
Great service! Located in the heart of downtown and Chinatown. Read more.
Les balançoires sont déjà ici! Si vous venez pendant la nuit vous pouvez paticiper au jeu qui est projeté sur la façade de l'UQAM
