In Montreal the clash of seasons brings out a unique charm, spring break is an adventure of its own. From the cobblestone streets of the Old Port to the bustling nightlife that never seems to acknowledge the cold.
Whether you’re the best man, the groom, or part of the wolf pack, this guide, brimming with Montreal Bachelor Party ideas, will ensure your celebration is epic, unique, and perfectly tailored to the groom’s taste.
While you likely know about the many top tier attractions, there are many other things to discover in Montreal. Here are five hidden gems in Montreal you should visit.
Summer is the perfect time to be in Montreal. What better way to spend some time than having a picnic or going to a festival! Dive into Montreal's food, art, and culture.
While Joseph Niepce took the first photograph ever in France, it wasn't too long afterwards that someone captured the first photograph of Montreal between 1853 and 1853.
You can find many modern accoutrements such as fancy restaurants, artsy shops, and lively entertainment. Be sure to take a stroll down Saint Paul Street during your visit to Montreal.
From the vibrant colors of the Botanical Garden to the festive atmosphere of the Montreal Grand Prix and the art galleries of Plateau Mont-Royal, there are so many events and activities to enjoy.
When it comes to food, the national dish of Canada is poutine. A survey found that 21% of Canadians listed poutine as their favorite iconic Canadian food, giving it first place over things such as...
In Quebec, the term depanneur refers to a specific type of corner store. These are places where you can get virtually anything...
The area that would become Montreal has a history spanning over 8,000 years since the initial First Nations tribe settled the area. It was the Iroquois people that are the first known residents of the area...
