Montreal must visit
Sightseeing
Originally established in the 17th century by the city's first settles of New France, the narrow cobblestoned streets and foundations
in the old Montreal are what solidifies European roots of Montreal.
1148 locals recommend
Old Port of Montreal
Originally established in the 17th century by the city's first settles of New France, the narrow cobblestoned streets and foundations
in the old Montreal are what solidifies European roots of Montreal.
The Casino de Montreal was once part of Expo 67 worlds fair. At one time, it was the biggest casino in Canada and it opened in October 1993.
422 locals recommend
Casino de Montreal
1 Av. du CasinoThe Casino de Montreal was once part of Expo 67 worlds fair. At one time, it was the biggest casino in Canada and it opened in October 1993.
A national historic site, this 14.5 kilometre long canal runs through the southwestern side of the island of Montreal, from Old port to the lake Saint-Louis.
391 locals recommend
Lachine Canal
A national historic site, this 14.5 kilometre long canal runs through the southwestern side of the island of Montreal, from Old port to the lake Saint-Louis.
Add a little bit of the city's go-to district for entertainment and cultural events spaced out across eight areas, and the main site for some of the city's most famous festivals.
485 locals recommend
Quartier des spectacles
1435 Rue St-AlexandreAdd a little bit of the city's go-to district for entertainment and cultural events spaced out across eight areas, and the main site for some of the city's most famous festivals.
Food scene
A popular roadside attraction and classic diner in Montreal's cote-des-Neiges shaped like a giant orange, serving a distinctively creamy orange juice drink.
81 locals recommend
Gibeau Orange Julep
7700 Bd DécarieA popular roadside attraction and classic diner in Montreal's cote-des-Neiges shaped like a giant orange, serving a distinctively creamy orange juice drink.
Mile-End
- Bagel St-viateur
- Larry's
- Kem coba
- Henrietta
Chinatown
- Nouilles de Lan Zhou
- Pho Bang New York
- Patisserie Coco
Old Port of Montreal
- Olive et Gourmando
- Caffe un po di piu
- Toque
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
- Schwartz's deli
- La banquise
- Hof kelsten
Little Italy
- San Gennaro
- Marconi
- Epicerie Pumpui
City/town information
The Centrepiece and the namesake of Montreal, Mont-Royal mountain overlooking the downtown core offers sightseeing in every direction as you explore every angle.
1477 locals recommend
Mount Royal
The Centrepiece and the namesake of Montreal, Mont-Royal mountain overlooking the downtown core offers sightseeing in every direction as you explore every angle.
Mont-Tremblant is a city in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, about 130 kilometres northwest of Montreal. It offers plenty of activities and its always an extraordinary holiday destination.
330 locals recommend
Mont-Tremblant
Mont-Tremblant is a city in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, about 130 kilometres northwest of Montreal. It offers plenty of activities and its always an extraordinary holiday destination.
City advice
Don't miss
Jean- talon Market, A farmer market going back to 1933.
Activities:
- Biodome de Montreal.
- Bota- Bota spa Sur l'eau
- Jardins botaniques
- La Ronde
- Maison Lavande
- Montreal science centre
- Musee d'art contemporain
- Phi Centre
- St. Lawrence River
- Notre-Dame Basilica