If you are living or visiting Montreal and you never been at Schwartz, consider yourself you haven't seen anything in the city. Must have: smocked meat sandwich and cherry pop. Good for any age group.
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!
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).
Referred to as The Main, Saint Laurent Boulevard is chock full of restaurants, nightlife and more, making this one of Montrealers' favorite spots in the city.
With over 190 acres of greenspace, this designated National Historic Site of Canada has greenhouses, outdoor gardens and an insectarium to check out!
From opera to orchestras to ballet, Place Des Arts is Montreal's arts hub, with something for everyone to enjoy. Check out the Faust opera from May 19th to May 26th,2012.
Criez "Go Habs Go!" avec 21272 autres Fans pour encourager les Canadiens! / Shout "Go Habs Go!" with 21272 other Fans to support the Habs!
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.
The retired canal has biking and ski trails, picnic tables and landscaping. Pedal, ski or ride a boat through history. -- Green Guide Editor
Located on Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montreal's Little Italy offers a wide selection of excellent restaurants, bars and cafes.
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
Come see our poker room! Really nice, good food and the bad beat jackpot is rising mighty quick
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.
During the 19th century, Place du Canada and Dorchester Square were an urban cemetery for Montreal's Roman Catholics.
Les sandwichs, froids ou chauds, sont comme tout le reste: délicieux. Celui à la truite fumée est super et le cubano au porc braisé est exquis.
Whatever your preconceptions about a "Poutine au foie gras", close your eyes and taste it. Phenomenal. Seriously.
Probably my favorite bar/club in Montreal. Great music, people & drinks. Great on Thursdays & Saturdays. My cocktail of choice: Jolly Rancher (their in-house apple martini, served with a delicious pie
A great Park to hangout in !! .. there is the Biosphere museum which you will enjoy also
1 of the best sound systems in the world. An institution in house music globally and the essence of montreal afterhours
A pillar of Montreal’s nightlife for almost a decade, Time remains a go-to destination for everyone from power brokers to fashionites to models thanks in large part to its equal mix of eye candy Read more.
Wonderful decor, really nice and helpful staff, free water bottles, and a nice continental breakfast. Check out the art on all the other floors!
Conveniently located near Old Montreal and Downtown, this gorgeous hotel offers a variety of lounges and restaurants as well as spacious, comfortable rooms to make your stay a memorable experience.
very old historic building since 1918 with lots of big names sunlife financial, bmo,bentall,Telus,etcat 5pm you can hear the bells of the clock tower.very nice music http://edificesunlife.ca/en/hi
A magnet for tourists, mimes, human statues, and people dressed as colonials. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Beautiful place to go for a walk and breath health. A walk along the rue Maisonneuve it's advisable if you wanna see BIG EXPENSIVE houses... lots of green and flowers in the summer and spring ;)
Once voted amongst the 10 BEST QUARTERS IN THE WORLD WHERE TO LIVE, according to TIME Magazine. A great while back!
Quebec’s oldest drive-in is known for their orange julep (a secret recipe!) and car shows. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Un beau parc en pleine ville pour pique-niquer, faire du jogging, jouer au tennis ou simplement une petite marche
Beautiful. A perfect blend of big old world elegance with a touch of modernity provided by the accent lighting
This luxury hotel, which opened its doors in 1912, is located in Montreal's Golden Square Mile, minutes away from the city's restaurants, galleries and museums. Beautiful views of the city!
Popular nightlife location, filled with tons of bars, restaurants and nightclubs, Crescent street never has a dull moment!
Some 700 different types of cheeses including 300 local Québec cheese. Un des endroit à Montréal ou ce trouve bière à l'épinette.hmmmm.
On weekends, if you park on the street in front of the hotel, it's free. (As opposed to $22/day using hotel parking)
Scandinave is a luxury spa offering all the amazing styles and types of massages that a man needs to really let that work stress fly. Waterfall rinsing stations & health bars make this spa top notch. Read more.
Le service est excellent, et j'aime beaucoup l'atmosphère, mais il faut aller à celui au Vieux-Port.
The myth? The rotating light atop is for ships, planes or NASA. The truth? Just the Royal Bank’s head office. I.M. Pei, of Paris’s Louvre Pyramid, is the architect.
The Centaur's 44th season will kick off with a dance-theatre piece inspired by Montreal native Leonard Cohen!
A wealthy neighbourhood in Montreal, this iconic area has stunning Neo-Tudor architecture and has been designated as one of the historically significant places in Canada by the federal government.
Go to Kam Fung to eat the freshest 'Dim Sum' in Montreal. Careful, week-end there is a wait of up to 30min. Worth it. Closes around 2h15pm
The best burgers in town! Paryse will celebrate 30 years of creative burgers soon! A nice selection of veegie burgers and good wine!
Make sure you order a mango lassi with your meal. The sweet yogourt-mango combo will appease and extinguish that small fire you may feel is starting in your mouth (from all the delicious spices)!
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!
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'.
La majorité des gros spectacles se déroulent au Metropolis. Si vous voulez être assis, c'est au deuxième étage, arrivez plusieurs heures à l'avance. Pour un son correct, allez sur le floor.
Try Anita Lo's 5-course menu tonight. Try the Lamb w/ South African flavours served w/ veggies & the bobotie, a little cylindrical tower of curried minced meat, topped w/ a thin layer of bright yell Read more.
