Have your pick of more than 170 stores and a plethora of amazing restaurants. Eaton Centre is also connected to the McGill University Metro and it’s centrally located on Sainte Catherine Street.
The museum houses more than 36,000 pieces and admission to the collection is free at all times, making it an economic thing to do on any day.
It’s more than 20 miles of tunnels containing entrances to shopping malls, apartment buildings, hotels and seven metro stations.
Three levels of queer dancing, food and entertainment in the heart of Montreal’s gay village. It has a terrace, allowing patrons to enjoy the city view on a beautiful spring or summer day.
A legendary venue named in honor of its legendary owner, popular drag queen Mado. It is a great place to dance and catch some terrific cabaret. Queen Mado also takes the stage each Tuesday.
Thir features stained glass windows showcasing scenes from the city’s religious history and it’s filled with hundreds of detailed wooden carvings and statues and a pipe organ created in 1891.
Drag shows, go-go boys and the world’s hottest DJs, OH MY! Club Unity is the city’s most popular gay bar offering two dance floors and a rooftop terrace.
Programming includes outdoor performances, outdoor cinemas and dance parties. Many of the events are free of charge. One of the most popular recurring events is Mascara, a drag event created by Mado.
The dancers are cute and friendly, but watch yourself, or you and your wallet will be drained at the end of the night!
