Guidebook for Montréal
Sightseeing
Awesome parc, the third largest in the world, with Japanese garden, and Chinese garden.
970 locals recommend
Montreal Botanical Garden
4101 Rue Sherbrooke EAwesome parc, the third largest in the world, with Japanese garden, and Chinese garden.
At this captivating exhibit you can amble through a rainforest, the artic circle, rolling woodlands or along the raw atlantic ocean front- all without ever living the building.
759 locals recommend
Biodome
4777 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinAt this captivating exhibit you can amble through a rainforest, the artic circle, rolling woodlands or along the raw atlantic ocean front- all without ever living the building.
The best thing to do is take the bi-level cable car up the Montréal tower that lords over the stadium. The glassed-in observation deck isn't for the faint of heart but affords a bird's-eye view city.
823 locals recommend
Olympic Stadium
4545 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinThe best thing to do is take the bi-level cable car up the Montréal tower that lords over the stadium. The glassed-in observation deck isn't for the faint of heart but affords a bird's-eye view city.
Where you can see fireworks during summer, and you can cross it by bike, or on foot, to enjoy another view of the city, and arrive at the Parc Jean Drapeau.
72 locals recommend
Jacques Cartier Bridge
134 Pont Jacques-CartierWhere you can see fireworks during summer, and you can cross it by bike, or on foot, to enjoy another view of the city, and arrive at the Parc Jean Drapeau.
Village au pied du courant. Many activities, shows, screenings, exhibitions, in a very nice opened area during summer. http://www.aupiedducourant.ca/programmation/
2100 Rue Notre Dame E
2100 Rue Notre-Dame EstVillage au pied du courant. Many activities, shows, screenings, exhibitions, in a very nice opened area during summer. http://www.aupiedducourant.ca/programmation/
Food Scene
My favorite place to have a coffee, some cake, wifi, and light food. There are also concerts sometimes, so you can share beers with friends. You can sit inside or outside.
76 locals recommend
Atomic Café
3606 Rue Ontario EMy favorite place to have a coffee, some cake, wifi, and light food. There are also concerts sometimes, so you can share beers with friends. You can sit inside or outside.
Nice coffee place, and brunch options. You can buy second hand books as well.
34 locals recommend
Café Bistro Bobby McGee
3213 Rue Ontario EastNice coffee place, and brunch options. You can buy second hand books as well.
Montreal’s true Brooklyn, Hochelaga Maisonneuve enriches itself with a cultural and gastronomic renaissance. In a delicious wooded and spicy atmosphere, the restaurant SATA SUSHI is one of the jewels
75 locals recommend
Jones Café
3349 Rue Ontario EMontreal’s true Brooklyn, Hochelaga Maisonneuve enriches itself with a cultural and gastronomic renaissance. In a delicious wooded and spicy atmosphere, the restaurant SATA SUSHI is one of the jewels
Open 24H. A surprising place, cheap, and decoration is sooo kitsch that it's an experience for itself. Don't expect fancy food, but it is «traditionnal» canadian food. Brunch as well.
38 locals recommend
Restaurant Miami Déli
3090 Rue Sherbrooke EOpen 24H. A surprising place, cheap, and decoration is sooo kitsch that it's an experience for itself. Don't expect fancy food, but it is «traditionnal» canadian food. Brunch as well.
Essentials
Maisonneuve Market
4445 Rue Ontario EA nice market for cheap local fruits, vegetables, etc.
Everything Else
Maisonneuve Park
4601 Rue Sherbrooke EA huge free parc to cycle around or hang out.
Drinks & Nightlife
Une microbrasserie à vocation culturelle est née dans le quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve !
175 locals recommend
L’Espace Public
3632 Rue Ontario EUne microbrasserie à vocation culturelle est née dans le quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve !