Montreal Vacation & Tourism Guide

 Real Travelers who've been to Old Montreal

Brian and Patty in Day 1 in Montreal said

… describe Old Montreal. You can tell the Quebecois are very proud of their European (and more specifically, French) roots. In fact… continue reading »

 Real Travelers who've been to Notre-Dame Basilica

Howe in TKO MMA Fight in Montreal....sweet! said

…>The next day we checked out the newer part of Montreal, walked around town and checked out the Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal… continue reading »

Housed in a former stadium used in the 1976 Olympics, the educational and ... more

One of Canada's most famous museums, this popular institution ... more

 Real Travelers who've been to St-Sulpice

CoCo in Vacaaannnces ! said

… découverte de la vie nocturne Montréalaise. Direct dans le bain! nous avons passé la soirée à la térrasse du St Sulpice… continue reading »

The historic city centre is rich in museums, shops, restaurants and grey stone architecture spread ... more

This large museum of modern artistic work, with an emphasis on artists native to Quebec, includes ... more

 Real Travelers who've been to Olympic Stadium - Montreal

HungryJoe in Missing the bus said

… looking olympic stadium. Montreal feels a bit like Paris (what with the french speaking and all). People happy to switch to english… continue reading »

Housed in a much lauded modern building and the 125-year-old Shaughnessy House, this museum offers fascinating glimpses into architecture, ... more

Located on a beautiful island in the St. Lawrence River, this gaming house is for both tuxedoed high ... more

... nous tenions à mettre en valeur les produits du terroir québecois et le travail de ceux qui nous ravitaillent. Nous tenons plus que jamais à souligner la contribution de ces fournisseurs qui méritent le titre glorieux d'art... more

... Globe founded its home 14 years ago in a trendy historic part of Montreal making this the place that will satisfy all your senses. That is what we do best. Are impressive 2-tier seafood platter is a great starter all year r... more

... serious money for a slab of beef should bring their credit scores here. The oldest steak-and-seafood house in town is also arguably the finest, with fewer tourists than popular Gibby's in Vieux-Montréal. It has trade... more

... favorite has been serving sandwiches to hungry diners since 1932. The classic sandwich is simple but oh-so-tasty: slices of bologna and salami on a hard-to- categorize bun, with mustard. You can get cheese on that, but othe... more

This sunny, warm and whimsically decorated restaurant is geared towards one thing: the appreciation of classic ... more

This bustling seafood bistro is located north of the more pretentious restaurants on St-Laurent, and surpasses ... more

... you with its warmth and style, pampering you with flavours and sensations that will make you swoon, Primadonna was one of the first restaurants to reinvigorate and re-sophisticate Montreal's hip St. Laurent Boulevard, pavin... more

... in a beautiful 2 floor Victorian building in the heart of Downtown Montreal and close to all hotels and entertainment venues, Ristorante Da Vinci offers its guests elegant surroundings without being pretentious. Ristorante... more

... 6 nights per week, this Plateau restaurant has become something of a cult favorite, and we've drunk the Kool-Aid, too. Though it looks like another of the amiable but mediocre storefront restos that line most streets in the... more

... "Peent-choo," the Basque word for tapas, this tucked-away resto draws from the Spanish Basque tradition, going in for exquisitely composed dishes at fair prices in pleasant surroundings. Cooking happens in an open kitchen i... more