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Three days of chocolatey indulgence await visitors to Montreal's Chocolate Fair. The event at the Marché Bonsecours offers everything from basic concoctions to couture-inspired creations.…
The 2.5km Old Port promenade is best explored on two wheels. Ça Roule - Montreal On Wheels rents out bikes and rollerblades to take visitors past boats, bookstalls and parkland. Take a tour to…
Canadian artesans exhibit their work at the annual McCord Artesan Fair at Montreal's McCord Museum. Jewellery, ornaments, everyday objects or one-of-a-kind pieces, there's something for…
Brave the cold and join the revellers in Montreal's Parc Lahaie for a magical Christmas in the Park. Buy your Christmas tree, enjoy live music and street entertainers, and warm up by the…
Quebec Arts and Crafts Fair (Salon des Métiers d'Art)
Held at Montreal's Exhibition Halls, the Quebec Arts and Crafts Fair showcases objects made by local artesans out of ceramics, wood, textiles, metal and more. Visitors can also catch live…
Food, music and art are the ingredients of the Montreal High Lights Festival, a showcase of the best the city has to offer. It's the perfect reminder to residents and visitors that winter is…
Montreal Botanical Garden's 22,000 plant varieties spread across 748,668m² of diverse land in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Relax at the Chinese Garden (the largest outside Asia) or the serene…
Built as the US pavilion for Expo '67, the massive geodesic dome on Saint Helen's Island houses the Biosphère. Environmental issues, including global warming, are explored through multimedia…
Pointe-à-Callière's Cultural Feast
Montreal is a city of many cultures and this Cultural Feast is where visitors get to sample them all. Sixty stands at the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History showcase the celebrations…
Montreal Botanical Garden's 22,000 plant varieties spread across 748,668m² of diverse land in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Relax at the Chinese Garden (the largest outside Asia) or the serene…
Built as the US pavilion for Expo '67, the massive geodesic dome on Saint Helen's Island houses the Biosphère. Environmental issues, including global warming, are explored through multimedia…
If you're a video game enthusiast, head to the Uniprix Stadium for the Arcadia Festival. It features the most important video game developers, scores of games not yet available on the market…
Three days of chocolatey indulgence await visitors to Montreal's Chocolate Fair. The event at the Marché Bonsecours offers everything from basic concoctions to couture-inspired creations.…
The 2.5km Old Port promenade is best explored on two wheels. Ça Roule - Montreal On Wheels rents out bikes and rollerblades to take visitors past boats, bookstalls and parkland. Take a tour to…
Montreal Botanical Garden's 22,000 plant varieties spread across 748,668m² of diverse land in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. Relax at the Chinese Garden (the largest outside Asia) or the serene…
Built as the US pavilion for Expo '67, the massive geodesic dome on Saint Helen's Island houses the Biosphère. Environmental issues, including global warming, are explored through multimedia…
Montreal boasts some of the largest and finest markets in North America. A stroll through the Atwater, Jean Talon or Maisonneuve markets perfectly evokes the unique blend of French and New…
Picturesque Old Montreal is squeezed in-between the skyscrapers of downtown and the mighty St Lawrence River. One of the city's must-sees, its cobble-stoned streets, horse-drawn carriages and…
The Barraca Rhumerie et Tapas bar is located in the heart of the trendy Plateau. It serves tapas and excellent rum drinks to a fashionable but unpretentious crowd. DJs play Latin-inflected…
Although Milos is north of downtown in the Greek Mile End, it still draws Hollywood stars and lesser mortals for its premium quality fish and seafood. The decor is simple and chic, evoking a…
