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2019-2020 SCHOOL GROUP GUIDE
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Winter or summer, day or night, Montréal is always bustling with activity.
Known for its many festivals, captivating arts and culture scene and abundant green spaces, Montréal is an exciting metropolis that’s both sophisticated and laid-back. Every year, it hosts a diverse array of events, exhibitions and gatherings that attract bright minds and business leaders from around the world. While masterful chefs continue to elevate the city’s reputation as a gourmet destination, creative artists and artisans draw admirers in droves to the haute couture ateliers and art galleries that line the streets. Often the best way to get to know a place is on foot: walk through any one of Montréal’s colourful and vibrant neighbourhoods and you’ll discover an abundance of markets, boutiques, restaurants and local cafés—diverse expressions of Montréal’s signature joie de vivre. The energy is palpable on the streets, in the metro and throughout the underground pedestrian network, all of which are remarkably safe and easy to navigate.
But what about the people? Montréalers are naturally charming and typically bilingual, which means connecting with locals is easy. Maybe that’s why Montréal has earned a spot as a leading international host city. From friendly conversations to world-class dining, entertainment and events, there are a lot of reasons to love Montréal.
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7 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
21 ACTIVITIES
33 GUIDED TOURS
39 PERFORMANCE VENUES
45 RESTAURANTS
57 CHARTERED BUS SERVICES
61 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
65 ACCOMMODATIONS
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Pre-European periodThe oldest trace of Aboriginal occupation in the area of Old Montréal dates back at least 4,000 years.
Between 1000 and 1535Several First Nations inhabit the territory.
1535While exploring the St. Lawrence River, Jacques Cartier discovers an island where cornfields border a village called Hochelaga. Members of the First Nations lead Cartier to the summit of a mountain that he names Mont Royal, later to become “Montréal.”
1611On the island, Champlain clears a tract of land that he names “Place Royale,” site of the present-day Pointe-à-Callière Archaeology and History Complex. It is here that Montréal is founded in 1642.
1642Paul de Chomedey, Sieur de Maisonneuve, and Jeanne Mance found Ville-Marie. However, the settlement gradually becomes known as Montréal and nearly 25 years after its founding, the colony begins to prosper as a military and trading centre.
1701At Pointe-à-Callière, more than 30 indigenous nations sign a peace treaty—The Great Peace of Montréal—with the governor of New France, putting an end to the Franco-Amerindian wars.
1760War rages on the continent and Montréal falls into the hands of the British. New France, with 60,000 colonists, is officially ceded to Great Britain.
1840 to 1930Canada’s Anglophone upper-class, representing 70% of the country’s wealth at the time, moves into downtown’s Golden Square Mile, establishing cultural institutions, elegant stores, mansions and monuments that stretch from McGill University to west of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
1867Canada becomes a nation with the Dominion of Canada, uniting the British North American colonies and the Province of Canada (Ontario and Québec) through the Confederation Declaration in Charlottetown on July 1, 1867, what is now celebrated as Canada Day.
1930sDuring the Great Depression, manufacturing output is halved and over a quarter of workers lose their jobs. Re-elected in 1930, Mayor Camillien Houde offers financial assistance to the unemployed and launches major public works, including the Montréal Botanical Garden, chalets in Mount Royal Park and Parc La Fontaine, viaducts and other infrastructure projects.
1945The French-speaking community of Montréal starts to make its mark in the arts, sciences and commerce in a movement that will culminate in the Quiet Revolution, a transformation of Québec society throughout the 1960s. Montréal opens to the world.
1967From April 27 to October 29, the world came to Montréal for Expo 67, the Universal and International Exhibition, which was the highlight of Canada’s Centennial celebrations in 1967. Expo 67 was considered the most successful World’s Fair of the 20th Century, with over 50 million attendees and 62 countries participating.
1976Montréal hosts the XXI Olympiad from July 17 to August 1, with over 6,000 athletes from 92 nations. Montréal was the first, and remains the only, Canadian city to have ever hosted the Summer Olympics.
1980sMontréal’s festival scene sees explosive growth with the founding of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Just For Laughs and Les FrancoFolies.
1992Montréal celebrates the 350th anniversary of its founding with festivities that run from May until October, leaving legacies such as the Pointe-à-Callière Museum of Archaeology and History and the Montréal Biodôme.
2006Montréal is officially designated a UNESCO City of Design, joining the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.
2017In 2017, Montréal celebrates its 375th anniversary, along with Canada’s 150th and Expo 67’s 50th. The City of Montréal also unveils its new coat of arms and flag, which feature the white pine, symbol of the Great Tree of Peace, to represent the First Nations peoples and the city’s indigenous roots.
Moments in history
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Tourist attractions
Montréal is as decidedly trendy as it is proudly urban. The city’s downtown core, an attraction in and of itself, boasts a wealth of museums set against a backdrop of modern skyscrapers. In Old Montréal, history comes alive along the cobblestone streets lined with art galleries and boutiques. But this effervescent city is also a vast outdoor playground. Mount Royal, the majestic St. Lawrence River and the city’s countless green spaces provide for an abundance of leisure and tourist activities. Montréal’s myriad festivals and breadth of local neighbourhood attractions mirror the diversity of Montréalers themselves.
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ASHUKAN CULTURAL SPACEThe first and only permanent structure dedicated to the dissemination of Aboriginal arts, artists, and cultures in Canada.
sacredfireproductions.ca
Melina Tsigounis514 875-2772
AUSGANG PLAZAAusgang Plaza is a fringe performance and event venue that presents an array of culturally diverse happenings in an inclusive space.
ausgangplaza.com
Jessye Tremblay Thomas514 561-0138
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTUREThis museum and international research centre also includes the Shaughnessy House and a sculpture garden.
cca.qc.ca
Marc-André Champagne514-939-7001 ext 2628
CINÉMA DU MUSÉEThe independent Cinéma du Musée at the MMFA treats movie-goers to a state-of-the-art cinematic experience with a programming in both official languages.
cinemadumusee.com
Mario Fortin514 722-6682
DANSE DANSEEnjoy thrilling contemporary dance performances from here and abroad.
dansedanse.ca
Claire Olivier514 848-0623
DARLING FOUNDRY - QUARTIER ÉPHÉMÈREThis former foundry is now an art centre supporting the creation and distribution of works by young artists.
fonderiedarling.org
Alfonso Esparza514 392-1554
FONDATION PHI POUR L’ART CONTEMPORAINHoused in the heart of Old Montréal, the Fondation Phi pour l’art contemporain presents exciting and relevant contemporary art exhibitions.
fondation-phi.org
Myriam Achard514 844-7474 ext 5104
GRÉVIN MONTREALExperience Grévin Montréal wax museum where you will encounter over 127 local and international celebrities.
grevin-montreal.com
Carole Bricault514 788-5210 ext 2232
MAISON SYMPHONIQUE DE MONTRÉALThis splendid concert hall is built to the highest standards followed by the designers of the best concert halls in the world.
placedesarts.com
514 842-2112
MUSÉE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTRÉALDevoted to contemporary art, the museum presents the wealth of Québec creativity expressed in visual works.
macm.org
Manon Guérin514 847-6266
PHI CENTREAn avant-garde cultural and artistic hub, the Phi Centre is an ideal setting for launches, symposia, screenings, exhibitions, shows, and interactive installations.
phi-centre.com
Myriam Achard514 844-7474 ext 5104
PLACE DES ARTSThe six halls of Canada’s premiere entertainment centre welcome a variety of contemporary performing arts.
placedesarts.com
514 842-2112
QUARTIER DES SPECTACLESThe Quartier is home to numerous performance halls, bars, art galleries, alternative cultural venues and the site of grand-scale festivals.
quartierdesspectacles.com
Chloé Goldstein514 879-0009 ext 266
SOCIETY FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY [SAT]Art and digital technologies are at the core of its activities that involve research, creation and dissemination.
sat.qc.ca
514 844-2033
THE MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTSThis important art museum has an encyclopedic permanent collection that is among the most impressive in North America, which is displayed in five pavilions of classical and modern architecture.
mbam.qc.ca
Edith Jochems514 285-1600 ext 106
THE SEGAL CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTSThis first-class multi-space venue for the performing arts is nationally recognized and focuses on creation, innovation, diversity and cross-cultural collaborations.
segalcentre.org
Patrick Lloyd Brennan514 739-2301 ext 8360
Art
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MARY QUEEN OF THE WORLD CATHEDRALThis major religious heritage building features a superb gilded neo-baroque baldachin and a collection of paintings.
diocesemontreal.org
Catherine Enright514 866-1661
NOTRE-DAME BASILICA OF MONTRÉALIts magnificent interior, paintings, sculptures and stained-glass windows belong to Montréal’s religious heritage.
basiliquenotredame.ca
Mireille Desrochers514 842-2925 ext 259
PAROISSE LA VISITATION-DE-LA-BIENHEUREUSE-VIERGE-MARIEBuilt in the 1750s this church contains magnificent sculptures and works by Montréal artists.
eglisedelavisitation.org
Patrick Goulet514 388-4050
SAINT JOSEPH’S ORATORY OF MOUNT ROYALEasily identified by its huge dome, this basilica is the largest shrine dedicated to Joseph and one of the world’s most visited pilgrimage sites.
saint-joseph.org
Danielle Decelles514 733-8211 ext 2711
SANCTUAIRE DU SACRÉ CŒUR ET DE SAINT PADRE PIOA Catholic sanctuary close to the eastern tip of the island of Montréal.
lareparation.org
Antony Louiz Arukulasseri514 642-5391
ST. JAMES UNITED CHURCHThe largest Protestant church in Montréal has a Gothic-style exterior and Victorian interior.
stjamesmontreal.ca
514 288-9245
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CANADIAN OLYMPIC EXPERIENCELive the Olympic dream at the Canadian Olympic Experience, an interactive and immersive museum where you become an Olympic athlete.
experience.olympic.ca
Katyna Rivard514 861-9321
CENTRE D’HISTOIRE DE MONTRÉALDiscover Montréal’s history through the daily lives and stories of Montrealers.
ville.montreal.qc.ca
514 872-3207
CHÂTEAU DUFRESNE, MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL HERITAGE SITEThis former bourgeois home of the early 20th-century houses a history museum and a centre for the visual arts.
chateaudufresne.com
Manon Lapointe514 259-9201
CHÂTEAU RAMEZAY – HISTORIC SITE AND MUSEUM OF MONTRÉALFrom Amerindian prehistory to the beginning of the 20th century, discover the history of Montréal and Québec.
chateauramezay.qc.ca
Château Ramezay Groupes Scolaires
514 861-3708
CITY HALLWitness to Montréal’s history, this building becomes absolutely spectacular at dusk when it gets all lit up.
ville.montreal.qc.ca
Annie Benjamin438 994-3646
ÉCOMUSÉE DU FIER MONDEThis museum set up in the former Généreux public bath, a magnificent example of 1920s architecture, is devoted to the history of Montréal’s industry and labour.
ecomusee.qc.ca
Florentine Duchange514 528-8444
EXPORAIL / THE CANADIAN RAILWAY MUSEUMIt’s the most important Canadian museum of its kind, with a collection of more than 180 cars.
exporail.org
Maurice Binette450 638-1522 ext 231
MAISON NIVARD-DE SAINT-DIZIER, MUSÉE ET SITE ARCHÉOLOGIQUEA museum and an example of rural architecture located on the largest pre-historic archeological site ever discovered on the island of Montréal.
maisonnivard-de-saint-dizier.com
Isabelle Lessard514 872-5172
MAISON SAINT-GABRIEL, MUSEUM AND HISTORIC SITEThis magnificent 300-year-old house presents various aspects of rural life in Montréal in the 17th century.
maisonsaint-gabriel.qc.ca
Madeleine Juneau514 935-8136 ext 226
MARGUERITE-BOURGEOYS MUSEUM AND NOTRE-DAME-DE-BON-SECOURS CHAPELThe Chapel and the Museum display objects related to the early beginnings of the colony in the 17th century.
margueritebourgeoys.org
Line Richer514 282-8670 ext 223
MCCORD MUSEUMA social history museum that celebrates the Montréal of yesterday and today, its people, and its communities.
mccord-museum.qc.ca
Nadraath Radji514 861-6701
MONTRÉAL HOLOCAUST MUSEUMArtefacts, photographs and audiovisual documents testify to the Holocaust and to the devastation brought on by prejudice.
museeholocauste.ca
Cornélia Strickler514 345 2605 ext 3054
MUSÉE DE LACHINEDiscover the history of this 17th-century site, near the famous Lachine Rapids which are at the origin of the founding of Montréal.
museedelachine.com
514 634-3478
MUSÉE DES HOSPITALIÈRES DE L’HÔTEL-DIEU DE MONTRÉALThe history of Montréal and the Hôtel-Dieu’s origins come to light through the history of medicine in the colony, a heritage religiously preserved by the Religious Hospitallers of Saint-Joseph.
museedeshospitalieres.qc.ca
514 849-2919
MUSEUM OF SAINT JOSEPH’S ORATORY OF MOUNT ROYALLocated in the heart of the Basilica, the Museum offers a treasure of religious, historical and artistic heritage from Québec and abroad.
saint-joseph.org
Danielle Decelles514 733-8211 ext 2711
History
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POINTE-À-CALLIÈRE, MONTRÉAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY COMPLEXAt the very birthplace of Montréal, the museum offers an archaeological tour from the 14th century to present day.
pacmuseum.qc.ca
Sonie Vilfort514 872-9127
SAINT KATERI TEKAKWITHA SHRINEAn historic shrine located in the main church of the St. Francis Xavier Mission in Kahnawake.
kateritekakwitha.net
Kim Delormier450 635-2929
SIR GEORGE-ETIENNE CARTIER NATIONAL HISTORIC SITEThis historic site commemorates the life and works of one of the fathers of the Canadian Confederation.
parcscanada.gc.ca
Annick Guérin514 283-2282
STEWART MUSEUMNestled in an exceptional setting, this museum features exhibitions on Québec’s history and cultural influences.
stewart-museum.org
Nadraath Radji514 861-6701
THE FUR TRADE AT LACHINE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE OF CANADAThis 19th century depot houses an interactive museum dedicated to the fur trade in Canada.
pc.gc.ca
Annick Guérin514 283-2282
VIEUX-MOULIN DE POINTE-AUX-TREMBLESA rare site bearing testament to the feudal regime of New France.
ville.montreal.qc.ca
Caroline Perras514 868-4931
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History
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BELL CENTREThis vast multifunctional hall is the perfect venue for hockey games, rock concerts and live stage shows.
centrebell.ca
514 932-2582
CLOCK TOWER BEACH AT THE OLD PORT OF MONTRÉALLocated at the foot of the Clock Tower, the beach is a veritable window on the St. Lawrence River.
OldPortofMontreal.com
Benoît Renaud514 283-8587
ECOMUSEUM ZOOIndigenous fauna and flora can be observed in their own natural habitats.
zooecomuseum.ca
Émilie Sénécal514 457-9449 ext 103
ESPLANADE OF THE OLYMPIC PARKThroughout the summer, a rich and varied program enlivens the Olympic Park Esplanade.
parcolympique.qc.ca
Marie-Andrée Johnson514 252-4141 ext 5009
LA GRANDE ROUE DE MONTRÉALAppreciate panoramic views of the city and the St. Lawrence River aboard this 60-metre observation wheel, the tallest in Canada.
lagranderouedemontreal.com
Jeff Jorgensen514 325-7888
LABONTÉ DE LA POMME - VERGER & MIELLERIEA pick-your-own orchard whose offerings include over 25 fruit varieties.
labontedelapomme.ca
Nathalie Labonté450 479-1111
MOUNT ROYAL PARKHome to a variety of birds, this splendid park is an ideal site for an enjoyable walk and offers superb view points.
lemontroyal.qc.ca
514 843-8240
MUSÉE PLEIN AIR DE LACHINEThis large park by Saint-Louis Lake ranks among Canada’s greatest sculpture gardens.
lachinemuseum.com
514 634-3478
OBSERVATOIRE PLACE VILLE MARIEA unique observation deck with 360° panoramic views, a gourmet brasserie with a year-round terrace, thematic audio-guides on Montréal, and more.
observatoire360.com
Marianne Simoneau514 544-8911 ext 711
OLD PORT OF MONTRÉALNeighbouring Old Montréal and the River, this popular site offers a variety of activities year-round.
oldportofmontreal.com
514 496-7678
PARC JEAN-DRAPEAUThis mosaic of water and greenery is a popular playground for Montrealers and a site steeped in history, from its discovery to Expo 67 World’s Fair, and more.
parcjeandrapeau.com
Marie-Ève Brown514 872-3369
PARC LA FONTAINEPeople flock to La Fontaine Park to relax by the pond.
ville.montreal.qc.ca/grandsparcs
514 872-0311
PARC NATIONAL DES ÎLES-DE-BOUCHERVILLEComprised of five islands in an area of 8.14 km², this park is a genuine oasis of greenery in the middle of the St. Lawrence River.
parcsquebec.com
Rémi Chapados450 928-5089 ext 233
THE MONTRÉAL TOWER (MONTRÉAL OLYMPIC PARK)At 165 metres high with a 45-degree angle, the Montréal Tower is the tallest inclined tower in the world.
parcolympique.ca
Valérie Fortin514 252-4141
THE OLYMPIC STADIUM (MONTRÉAL OLYMPIC PARK)The bold design of this stadium includes the tallest inclined tower in the world and a sports centre.
parcolympique.ca
Valérie Fortin514 252-4141
VERGER LABONTÉLocated less than 25 minutes from Montréal, Verger Labonté offers numerous family and group activities.
vergerlabonte.com
514 453-5379
ZOO DE GRANBYThis major attraction has recreated the natural habitats of the 200 animal species that live on the site.
zoodegranby.com
450 372-9113
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Science and nature
BIODÔME DE MONTRÉAL – SPACE FOR LIFEThe finest ecosystems of the Americas are recreated with stunning realism, complete with plants and animals. Reopening in December.
montrealspaceforlife.ca
Lucie Rochette514 868-3008
ECOMUSEUM ZOOIndigenous fauna and flora can be observed in their own natural habitats.
zooecomuseum.ca
Émilie Sénécal514 457-9449 ext 103
MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN – SPACE FOR LIFEAn oasis in the heart of the city, this beautiful 75-hectare garden that boasts more than 22,000 varieties of plants regrouped under different themes, gives rendez-vous to all nature lovers.
montrealspaceforlife.ca
Lucie Rochette514 868-3008
REDPATH MUSEUM, MCGILL UNIVERSITYFossils, minerals and zoological specimens reveal the biological and mineralogical history of Québec and Canada.
mcgill.ca/redpath
Ginette Dessureault514 398-4086 ext 00549
RIO TINTO ALCAN PLANETARIUM – SPACE FOR LIFEThe universe unfolds in all its splendour under the vast hemispherical dome of the Star Theatre.
montrealspaceforlife.ca
Lucie Rochette514 868-3008
SAINT-MICHEL ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLEXFormerly a quarry used as a landfill site, this site hosts a complex totally devoted to environmental concerns.
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Montréal’s diversity of recreational activities is all about choice: stay active or simply sit back and relax. Spend an afternoon at the spa or the Casino de Montréal, take a gourmet cooking class or stroll through the Botanical Garden. Go cycling, golfing or swimming in summer, and skating, skiing or sledding in winter. Cheer for the Canadiens hockey team, the Alouettes football team or the Impact soccer team. Explore the world at the Planetarium, Ecomuseum Zoo or the Science Centre. Or go to extremes at La Ronde amusement park, SOS Labyrinth, zip-lining, surfing the rapids, rock climbing and more.
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A/MAZE ESCAPE GAMESTest your survival and problem solving skills in this real-life escape game that offers unique and immersive adventures.
amazemontreal.com
Alexander Reverse514 433-0710
CENTAUR THEATRE COMPANYQuébec’s premier English theatre presents a line-up of Canadian plays, Broadway hits and international talent.
centaurtheatre.com
514 288-3161
ESCAPE GAME ESCAPARIUMA real-life escape game designed for small groups of two to six people.
escaparium.ca
514 969-9029
GRANDE BIBLIOTHÈQUE - BIBLIOTHÈQUE ET ARCHIVES NATIONALES DU QUÉBECMore than just a library, the Grande Bibliothèque is also a culturally significant architectural landmark and exceptional event venue.
banq.qc.ca
Stéphane Bougie514 873-1100 ext 6055
IMAX®TELUS CINEMA AT THE MONTRÉAL SCIENCE CENTREA giant screen, large format films of unparalleled quality and a sound system with a capacity of 36,000 watts.
montrealsciencecentre.com
Isabel Dansereau514 283-1054
LABONTÉ DE LA POMME - VERGER & MIELLERIEA pick-your-own orchard whose offerings include over 25 fruit varieties.
labontedelapomme.ca
Nathalie Labonté450 479-1111
LA GRANDE ROUE DE MONTRÉALAppreciate panoramic views of the city and the St. Lawrence River aboard this 60-metre observation wheel, the tallest in Canada.
lagranderouedemontreal.com
Jeff Jorgensen514 325-7888
LA TOHUThis creation and performance centre presents an exciting variety of innovative shows, festive events, and contemporary circus-related exhibitions.
tohu.ca
514 376-8648
LA VITRINE, CULTURAL HUBLa Vitrine showcases the full range of Greater Montréal’s cultural scene in a single location.
lavitrine.com
Melissa Laporte-Parenteau514 285-4545 ext 238
MONTREAL AVIATION MUSEUMAn organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the aviation heritage of Québec and Canada.
mam.quebec
514 398-7948
MONTRÉAL SCIENCE CENTREA creative and contemporary approach to exhibitions puts science and technology on display in a refreshing manner.
montrealsciencecentre.com
Service Événements spéciaux514 496-8942
VERGER LABONTÉLocated less than 25 minutes from Montréal, Verger Labonté offers numerous family and group activities.
vergerlabonte.com
514 453-5379
Educational and cultural activities
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ACTION 500 KARTING & PAINTBALLAction 500 Karting & Paintball offers indoor karting and paintball for all ages in Montréal and Laval.
action500.com
514 254-4244
AQUAMERMAIDLearn to swim like a mermaid (or merman) at AquaMermaid, Canada’s first mermaid swimming school offering classes, events and more.
aquamermaid.com
Marielle Chartier Hénault514 601-2808
AQUATIC COMPLEX AT PARC JEAN-DRAPEAUAn aquatic complex featuring three pools: the fastest competition pool in Canada, a diving pool, and a gradual-slope recreational pool.
parcjeandrapeau.com
Patrick Léveillé514 872-9461
ARBRASKA RIGAUDEnjoy an outdoor expedition featuring a huge variety of fun ecological activities.
arbraska.com
Isabelle Payer450 834-5500 ext 221
ATRIUM LE 1000Skating fans can practice their favorite sport year-round at this indoor skating rink.
le1000.com
Julien Lemieux514 395-4846
BOULZEYE, PUB & ATTRACTIONSActivities galore at this venue, along with a bistro-pub and a reception hall that both can accommodate up to 120 people.
boulzeye.ca
Mathieu Huppé514 498-2228 ext 224
CLUB RAFTRafting excursions on the Lachine Rapids.
clubraft.com
Hans Péladeau-Bissegger438 830-0875
DODGEBOW, ARCHERY GAMESGet the adrenaline rushing in an archery combat activity that falls somewhere in between paintball and dodge ball.
dodgebow.ca
Cyril Brouillard514 360-6428
ECORECREOSpecialising in the rental of recreation equipment, Écorécréo offers a variety of transportation options for getting around the city.
ecorecreo.ca
514 465-0594
ESPLANADE OF THE OLYMPIC PARKThroughout the summer, a rich and varied program enlivens the Olympic Park Esplanade.
parcolympique.qc.ca
Marie-Andrée Johnson514 252-4141 ext 5009
GRAND CHELEM - BALL CENTERStep up the plate and take a swing at Grand Chelem, Montréal’s first ball centre offering urban sports entertainment at its finest.
grandchelem.ca
514 750-2255
H2O ADVENTURESExplore the Lachine Canal and its surroundings aboard a kayak, a foot-pedal craft or an electric boat.
h2oadventures.com
Marc Bartschat514 538-3956
HORIZON ROC CLIMBING CENTERThe textured climbing surfaces are a challenge to tackle solo, in a group or as part of a course.
horizonroc.com
Mathilde Cambus514 899-5000
ISAUTE (KIRKLAND)Wall-to-wall trampolines offer an exciting, sporty, and entertaining way to stay in shape.
isaute.ca
Nadia Viviani418 955-5548
ISAUTE (MONTREAL EAST)A 30,000-square-foot former warehouse turned into a trampoline centre.
isaute.ca
514 667-7644
JEAN-DORÉ BEACHA sandy beach with high water quality right in the city. Amenities include changing rooms, as well as canoe, kayak, and pedal boat rentals.
parcjeandrapeau.com
Patrick Léveillé514 872-9461
Sports and leisure
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jetboatingmontreal.com
Elena Magni514 284-9607
KSFKSF offers water activities such as kayaking, river surfing, and paddleboarding just minutes from downtown.
ksf.ca
Hugo Lavictoire514 884-7703
LA RONDELa Ronde offers more than 40 rides and attractions, dazzling shows, as well as entertainment.
laronde.com
514 397-2000
LASER GAME EVOLUTION (MARCHÉ CENTRAL)With a laser gun, aim for the light targets on your opponents’ jackets in this updated version of laser tag.
lasergame-evolution.ca
Joffrey Mifsud450 684-0407
LASER QUESTA five-level maze is the setting for this live action high-tech adventure.
laserquest.com
Andres Rodriguez514 393-3000
LES AMIS DE LA MONTAGNELes amis de la montagne protects and enhances Mount Royal through community involvement and environmental education.
lemontroyal.qc.ca
Karine Théberge514 843-8240 ext 224
MINISTRY OF CRICKET & OTHER HOMELESS SPORTSA major centre with indoor turf fields and batting cages for rental.
ministryofcricket.ca
Angus Bell514 904-1261
MONTRÉAL ALOUETTESDeeply rooted in the history of Montréal and Québec, the Montréal Alouettes football team was founded in 1946.
montrealalouettes.com
Brian Weightman514 787-2500
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Sports and leisure
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SKYVENTURE MONTRÉALExperience the unique euphoria associated with the sensation of weightlessness in the fall indoor simulator.
skyventuremontreal.com
Nadia Spera514 524-4000 ext 219
SOS LABYRINTHEA large indoor maze offers an adventure for visitors of all ages.
soslabyrinthe.com
Anne-Sophie Garcia514 499-0099 ext 223
SPORTS DE COMBATSA recreational sports and entertainment facility that offers group activities combining fitness and games.
sportsdecombats.com
Timothy Cheung416 254-1360
THE FORCE ACADEMY, SABERS COMBATThe Force Academy is a recreational activity that guides participants to becoming a knight for the day or a battle master with a lightsaber.
the-force-academy.com
Cyril Brouillard514 360-6428
VOILES EN VOILESA family theme park offering outdoor activities set in an 18th century world of pirates and royal ships.
voilesenvoiles.com
Marc Cudia514 499-8192
MTL ZIPLINEA scenic zip line course over the Old Port of Montréal.
mtlzipline.com
Samuel Cadotte514 947-5463
NERF HEROJoin the battle and win the war at NERF Hero, offering action-packed parties, epic corporate team-building and private events for all ages.
nerfhero.ca
Cyril Brouillard514 360-6428
PARC AQUAZILLAFamily fun in the form of inflatable water games at Parc Jean-Drapeau.
aquazilla.ca
Claude Latulippe514 872-0199
PENTE À NEIGEAn urban snow centre featuring tubing, tobogganing, skiing and snowboarding, plus a host of free family activities.
penteaneige.ca
Estéban Dravet514 999-3641
RAGE: AXE THROWINGSeveral axe types and professional instructors make this axe throwing facility a great place to awaken your inner warrior.
rageaxethrowing.com
Alexey Tsyrfa514 813-2888
RANDOLPH GAMING PUB QUARTIER-LATINWhether you’re looking to play an old favourite or discover a new board game, with over 1,500+ games, this lively pub has got you covered!
randolph.ca
Alexis Plourde-Dinelle514 592-5799
Sports and leisure
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ANDREA JOURDAN LA BOUTIQUEDiscover a panoply of fine, artisanal food products either made in house or chosen amongst the best and most flavourful products in the world.
andreajourdan.com
514 270-5575
ATELIERS & SAVEURS VIEUX-MONTRÉALThis innovative school offers cooking classes, cocktail workshops and wine tasting sessions.
ateliersetsaveurs.com
Arnaud Ferrand514 849-2866 ext 312
CHOCOLATE ACADEMYCourses and workshops on chocolate and pastries for professionals and the general public.
chocolate-academy.com
855 619-8676
ESPACE VERREThis boutique-gallery exhibits the work of glass artists and offers creativity workshops and guided tours of its studios.
espaceverre.qc.ca
514 933-6849
ÉTAT DE CHOCGet your choco-fix at this luxury shop offering artisanal chocolate from Québec and abroad, with zero compromise on quality and traceability.
etatdechoc.com
514 657-6466
MAISON CHRISTIAN FAURE (OLD MONTRÉAL)The Maison Christian Faure is a fine pastry shop, café, boutique, and the first international school devoted to French pastry in Canada.
maisonchristianfaure.ca
514 508-6453
SWEET ISABELLESweet Isabelle creates speciality gourmet shortbread cookies, pure butter cupcakes, and offers festive decorating workshops for all ages and events.
sweetisabelle.com
Isabelle Quinn514 507-8990
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Workshops
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The best way to discover Montréal is with someone who knows it inside and out. A professional tour guide can give you the inside scoop on the city, from history to shopping and from cuisine to architecture and more. By bus, bike, boat, foot or carriage—you choose how you want to explore.
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CYCLOCITOYENCycloCitoyen offers unusual and ecological pedicab excursions that are both informative and fun, and a pedicab transport service in the heart of Old Montréal.
cyclocitoyen.com
Richard Turgeon514 777-7398
DYADDyad offers electric bike, scooter, and regular bike rentals and sales, as well as two-wheel cultural tours of Montréal.
dyadcycles.com
438 380-9880
FITZ & FOLLWELLFitz & Follwell Co. offers bike rentals, and private and group guided tours for a fun, affordable, and informative way to visit Montréal!
fitzandfollwell.co
Shea Mayer514 754-3691
MONTRÉAL ON WHEELSEnjoy a guided bike tour or rent a bicycle or a tandem, or an electric bike to explore the city and have fun.
caroulemontreal.com
André Giroux514 866-0633 ext 62500
SPADE & PALACIO TOURSWalking and bike tours led by certified guides for an authentic and local experience of the city.
spadeandpalacio.com
Anne-Marie Pellerin514 844-4206
BATEAU-MOUCHE (CRUISES) AT THE OLD PORT OF MONTRÉALOn the daytime discovery cruise or the evening dinner cruise, the view on Montréal and the islands is breathtaking.
bateaumouche.ca
Lyne Joly514 849-9952 ext 116
BONJOUR NATUREGet out of the city and into nature with Bonjour Nature excursions to the Lanaudière region with round-trip transportation from Montréal.
bonjournature.ca
Jean-François Allard450 834-2535
CROISIÈRES AMLYoung and old can enjoy on-water experiences ranging from nighttime fireworks to gourmet brunches, DJs and dancing to circus performances, guided tours and more.
croisieresaml.com
Isabelle Bretel418 692-2634 ext 1225
ECOTOURS MONTREAL - OLD PORTEco Tours offers a fun, futuristic way to explore the Old Port all year long with guided day and night tours aboard a Segway or Hoverboard.
ecotoursmontreal.com
514 613-3300
LE PETIT NAVIREAn enchanting electricity-powered boat tours along the waterways of the Old Port of Montréal (45 min.) and the Lachine Canal (2 hours).
lepetitnavire.ca
Sylvain Angers514 602-1000
LES TOURS BARBEROUSSEJust minutes from Montréal, this small outdoor adventure company offers guided historical and natural canoe tours with a twist.
lestoursbarberousse.ca
Carl Racette514 823-8687
Bike tours Boat tours
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BONJOUR NATUREGet out of the city and into nature with Bonjour Nature excursions to the Lanaudière region with round-trip transportation from Montréal.
bonjournature.ca
Jean-François Allard450 834-2535
CITY BREW TOURS MONTRÉALAll-inclusive tours of the city’s best breweries, with tastings, food pairings, VIP access, transportation and more.
citybrewtours.com/montreal
Cédrick Rousseau514 826-4240
FITZ & FOLLWELLFitz & Follwell Co. offers bike rentals, and private and group guided tours for a fun, affordable, and informative way to visit Montréal!
fitzandfollwell.co
Shea Mayer514 754-3691
GUIDATOURClassic, themed or customized Montréal tours in 21 languages by professional guides.
guidatour.qc.ca
Zoé Drujon-Desrosiers514 844-4021
HAUNTED MONTREALA tour legends and tales surrounding the presence of ghosts in the heart of the city.
hauntedmontreal.com
514 842-1467
LOCAL MONTRÉAL FOOD TOURSLocal Montréal’s cultural and gastronomic walking tours reveal the best of the city, from Mile End to brew pubs to the Quartier des spectacles.
localfoodtours.com
438 600-0501
MONTRÉAL EN HISTOIRES - CITÉ MÉMOIREAn initiative to showcase the richness and diversity of Montréal history.
montrealenhistoires.com
Vanary Tan514 726-5634
MONTRÉAL RUNNERSMontréal Runners offers guided sightseeing/running tours through iconic Montréal neighbourhoods all year long.
coureursmontreal.com
Fanny Lloret438 501-6423
OFFICIAL WALKING TOUR OF QUARTIER DES SPECTACLESAn entertaining walking tour through the neighbourhood where the city entertains.
quartierdesspectacles.com
Chloé Goldstein514 879-0009 ext 266
ROUND TABLE TOURSRound Table Tours takes you to specialty grocers, production sites, and up-scale restaurants for tastings and stories from chefs and entrepreneurs.
roundtablefoodtours.com
Mélissa Simard514 812-2003
SPADE & PALACIO TOURSWalking and bike tours led by certified guides for an authentic and local experience of the city.
spadeandpalacio.com
Anne-Marie Pellerin514 844-4206
VDM GLOBAL DMCA palate-popping tour of favourite foodie spots from Old Montréal to Little Italy.
vdmglobal.com
Jean-Claude Guay514 933-6674
Walking tours
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Looking for something special for your event? From cultural centres to churches and multi-recreational sites to shopping centres, Montréal offers you an array of unique venues to choose from.
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MARGUERITE-BOURGEOYS MUSEUM AND NOTRE-DAME-DE-BON-SECOURS CHAPELThe Chapel and the Museum display objects related to the early beginnings of the colony in the 17th century.
margueritebourgeoys.org
Line Richer514 282-8670 ext 223
CABARET DU LION D’ORA unique and historic venue for events, special gatherings, and contemporary music or dance shows.
cabaretliondor.com
Sara Castonguay514 598-0709
CIRQUE ÉLOIZEModern circus entertainment for private or corporate evenings with studio rental option.
cirque-eloize.com
514 596-3838
CREATION AND PRODUCTION CENTRE THE 7 FINGERSThe Creation and Production Centre The 7 Fingers in the Quartier des Spectacles is an exceptional venue for original, turn-key events.
7fingers.com
Elfy Andrade514 521-4477 ext 216
GRANDE BIBLIOTHÈQUE - BIBLIOTHÈQUE ET ARCHIVES NATIONALES DU QUÉBECMore than just a library, the Grande Bibliothèque is also a culturally significant architectural landmark and exceptional event venue.
banq.qc.ca
Stéphane Bougie514 873-1100 ext 6055
GRÉVIN MONTREALExperience Grévin Montréal wax museum where you will encounter over 127 local and international celebrities.
grevin-montreal.com
Carole Bricault514 788-5210 ext 2232
PHI CENTREAn avant-garde cultural and artistic hub, the Phi Centre is an ideal setting for launches, symposia, screenings, exhibitions, shows, and interactive installations.
phi-centre.com
Myriam Achard514 844-7474 ext 5104
POINTE-À-CALLIÈRE, MONTRÉAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY COMPLEXAt the very birthplace of Montréal, the museum offers an archaeological tour from the 14th
century to present day.
pacmuseum.qc.ca
Sonie Vilfort514 872-9127
QUARTIER DES SPECTACLESThe Quartier is home to numerous performance halls, bars, art galleries, alternative cultural venues and the site of grand-scale festivals.
quartierdesspectacles.com
Chloé Goldstein514 879-0009 ext 266
SOCIETY FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY [SAT]Art and digital technologies are at the core of its activities that involve research, creation and dissemination.
sat.qc.ca
514 844-2033
Churches Cultural centres
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BELL CENTREThis vast multifunctional hall is the perfect venue for hockey games, rock concerts and live stage shows.
centrebell.ca
514 932-2582
BOULZEYE, PUB & ATTRACTIONSActivities galore at this venue, along with a bistro-pub and a reception hall that both can accommodate up to 120 people.
boulzeye.ca
Mathieu Huppé514 498-2228 ext 224
CENTRE DE CONFÉRENCES LE 1000Four versatile rooms as well as state-of-the-art equipment help ensure the success of every meeting.
le1000.com
Julien Lemieux514 395-4846
ESPACE LA FONTAINEEspace La Fontaine can accommodate 25 to 200 people for your special event.
espacelafontaine.com
Nathalie Choquette
514 389-4038
ESPLANADE OF THE OLYMPIC PARKThroughout the summer, a rich and varied program enlivens the Olympic Park Esplanade.
parcolympique.qc.ca
Marie-Andrée Johnson514 252-4141 ext 5009
MOUNT ROYAL CHALETSince the 1930s, it welcomes visitors to the park in its spacious interior that recalls the history of Montréal.
ville.montreal.qc.ca/chaletdumontroyal
514 872-3911
PARC JEAN-DRAPEAU - OFF-SITE VENUESParc Jean-Drapeau is an easily accessible venue for various events and can accommodate 10 to 500 people.
parcjeandrapeau.com
Simon Gingras514 872-9784
COMPLEXE DESJARDINSHome to a hotel and a vast public square that can host both public and private events of all sizes, this complex also houses over one hundred boutiques and restaurants.
complexedesjardins.com
514 845-4636
MARCHÉ BONSECOURSA proud showcase for Québec artists, designers and artisans, this heritage building houses 15 boutiques.
marchebonsecours.qc.ca
Éric Coulombe514 872-5547
PLACE VILLE MARIEFor almost a half-century this tower with its cruciform architecture has been the symbol of downtown Montréal.
placevillemarie.com
514 861-9393
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Welcome to one of North America’s top foodie destinations, with the most restaurants per capita. From five-star establishments to cozy eateries, Montréal offers one-of-a-kind experiences to tantalize any palate. The variety of fare on offer embraces the culinary traditions of some 120 cultural communities, includes a wealth of local produce and is enhanced by the boundless creativity of local chefs. In this city, eating is an experience in and of itself, often mixing haute cuisine and timeless recipes from Québec’s past.
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1909 TAVERNE MODERNE - MTLLocally-sourced international cuisine served up in a chic, industrial ambience catering to sports lovers.
1909tavernemoderne.com
514 416-9809
3 BRASSEURS MCGILLIn this restaurant and microbrewery, beer is brewed in-house by professionals and a menu of food pairs elevate the customers’ overall sensory experience.
les3brasseurs.ca
514 788-6333
3 BRASSEURS SAINT-PAULRestaurant and microbrewery.
les3brasseurs.ca
Tom Sabatino514 788-6100
3 BRASSEURS ST-DENISAn artisanal microbrewery experience with beer and cuisine from the north of France, not to mention a rooftop patio.
les3brasseurs.ca
514 845-1660
BALSAM INNA cozy restaurant inspired by a 1940s brasserie.
lebalsaminn.com
514 507-9207
BÂTON ROUGE (COMPLEXE DESJARDINS)The Baton Rouge serves up succulent dishes and offers a wine list stocked with private imports in a relaxed, urban setting.
batonrouge.ca
514 282-7444
BEVO BAR + PIZZERIABEVO Bar + Pizzeria is a lively Old Montréal hot spot for authentic Italian pizzas cooked in a wood burning oven.
bevopizza.com
514 861-5039
BIER MARKT MONTREALBier Markt Montréal offers over 150 beers, along with artful pairing suggestions with a variety of menu items.
thebiermarkt.com
Marie-Anne Dupont514 823-8960
BIIRUAn edgy Montréal-inspired Japanese tavern offering great beer, cocktails and Japanese fare, all in a relaxed environment.
biiru.ca
514 903-1555
BISTRO LE STE-CATHA family bistro that brings together the culinary, visual, and performing arts for a unique dining experience.
stecath.com
Delphine Caubet514 256-4467
BORIS BISTROThe terrace is so inviting and the menu offers a variety of meats and fish.
borisbistro.com
514 848-9575
BRISKETS MONTRÉALIn the heart of Quartier des spectacles, near the famous Sainte-Catherine Street, delectable Montréal smoked meat, prepared in the traditional manner, ready to be enjoyed.
briskets.ca
Jean Clermont514 878-3641
BRUTOPIA, BRASSEUR ARTISANThis bistro and brewery serves fresh and full-flavoured beers made on the premises.
brutopia.net
514 393-9277
CARIBOU GOURMANDQuébec, a touch of Normandy, and a love of food come together in this cozy restaurant.
caribougourmand.com
Guillaume Paimparay514 625-1990
CHEZ BOUFFE CAFÉ BISTROChez Bouffe Café Bistro delights in Montréal’s east end with fresh seasonal produce, exclusive local brews and organic wine imports.
chezbouffe.ca
Katia Adolphe514 252-5420
CHEZ CHINEIts fine Chinese cuisine is prepared in the purest Oriental tradition.
ihg.com/holidayinn
Julia Melnyk514 878-4027
CHEZ CORA Love to indulge in a gourmet breakfast? Their omelettes, pancakes and French toast will delight your taste buds.
chezcora.com
Tony Resendes514 286-6171
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CRÊPERIE CHEZ SUZETTEIt’s easy to feel right at home at Crêperie Chez Suzette, with its friendly service, casual atmosphere and authentic taste!
creperiechezsuzette.com
Katia Mahiet514 874-1984
DAME TARTINEA breakfast and lunch venue with a warm and rustic atmosphere.
dametartine.ca
Sylvie Gagnon514 953-4181
DEVILLE DINERBARInspired by classic American diners, the Deville Dinerbar offers a nostalgic journey to the past within a marvelous 21st century setting.
devilledinerbar.com
514 281-6556
ESPACE LA FONTAINEVenice MTL brings the sunny west coast vibe to Saint-Henri with California-style cuisine served in an eclectic, boho-chic atmosphere.
espacelafontaine.com
Nathalie Choquette514 389-4038
FIORELLINO SNACK BAR - RISTORANTEAuthentic Italian oven-baked pizzas and other delights served up in a contemporary, warm atmosphere.
fiorellino.ca
Mark-Philip Pereira514 878-3666
ICHIGO ICHIEShare Japanese-inspired dishes, sip cocktails or sake, and create memories with friends, colleagues, or family in a unique setting.
ichigoichie.ca
Chun Taing514 282-0009
IMADAKEImadake, meaning «only for now», offers a fun and unique dining experience with a focus on living in the moment.
imadake.ca
Kevin Fung514 892-6880
INVITATION VIn a warm and tranquil décor, Invitation V proposes a diverse and delicious vegan cuisine where flavour is never compromised.
invitationv.com
514 271-8111
JOHN MICHAEL’S PUBJohn Michael’s Pub in Old Montréal serves up fresh and simple comfort food, beer and cocktails in a fun, easy-going atmosphere.
johnmichaelspubmtl.com
Donato Trafficante514 508-5659
L’ESTAMINETOpen since 1985, L’Estaminet has set the standard for bistro fare in the north district of the city.
lestaminet.ca
Nancy Collin514 389-0596
LANNES ET PACIFIQUEA bistro where you can bring your own wine. On the menu: meats, fresh fish, and fabulous desserts.
lannesetpacifique.com
Fabien Lapointe514 581-2897
LE 409A flavourful diversion off the beaten path with a menu of Indian dishes, fusion cuisine and signature cocktails.
Claudio Siciliano-Hudon438 392-9889
LE MARCHÉ ITALIEN LE RICHMONDA refurbished industrial building from the 1880s is the setting for northern Italian cuisine and wines.
lerichmond.com
Ibti Saadi514 508-8749 ext 222
LES AFFAMÉSBrunch, lunch, as well pastries and cakes made with market-fresh local products and served in a jazzy atmosphere.
lesaffames.ca
514 508-8566
LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES (AU SOMMET PLACE VILLE MARIE)The charming and lively ambiance of this restaurant and its simple brasserie menu are real crowd pleasers.
observatoire360.com
514 544-8884
LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES (BERNARD)The charming and lively ambiance of this restaurant and its simple brasserie menu are real crowd pleasers.
jesuisunenfantterrible.com
514 759-9918
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LOV MCGILLLOV (Local, Organic, and Vegetarian), a proponent of botanical cuisine and fair trade.
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Tiphanie Mabilotte514 287-1155
MÉCHANT BOEUF BAR-BRASSERIEBeef is the house specialty but the menu has a flair for the cosmopolitan and the food is delicious.
mechantboeuf.com
514 788-4020
MOLESKINE RESTAURANTA setting combining modern elegance with rough-and-ready odds and ends, for a meal on the go or a gastronomic experience in a cozy ambiance, as you wish.
moleskinerestaurant.com
Catherine Goupil514 903-6939
MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN RESTAURANT – SPACE FOR LIFEThe menu offers freshness, market cuisine, local ingredients, and a vegetarian focus, served up in a completely renovated Art Deco venue.
montrealspaceforlife.ca
514 872-2463
RANDOLPH GAMING PUB QUARTIER-LATINWhether you’re looking to play an old favourite or discover a new board game, with over 1,500+ games, this lively pub has got you covered!
randolph.ca
Alexis Plourde-Dinelle514 592-5799
RESTAURANT CHINATOWN KIM FUNGA Montréal dim sum favourite, Restaurant ChinaTown Kim Fung offers a true Cantonese teahouse experience with classic fare served on trollies.
restaurantchinatownkimfung.com
Shu Qing Chen514 690-2898
RESTAURANT DE L’ITHQThe emerging talents from ITHQ take guests on a refined gastronomic adventure.
ithq.qc.ca/en/restaurant
514 282-5155
RESTAURANT DYNASTIESpecializing in dumplings and traditional Chinese cuisine, Restaurant Dynastie offers an authentic Asian dining experience and catering service.
dynastierestaurant.ca
Shu Qing Chen514 690-2898
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SMOKING MEATEnjoy fresh, natural, and unique dishes served up in a former Old Montréal trading post.
smokingmeat.ca
Julien Beugnot514 866-1000
TAVERNE GASPARTaverne Gaspar in Old Montréal features accessible comfort food and local beer on tap in a genuinely inviting atmosphere.
tavernegaspar.com
514 392-1649
THE CENTRAL GASTRONOMY MONTREAL STYLEThe best local culinary talent together under one roof in an exciting foodie destination at the heart of Quartier des spectacles.
lecentral.ca
Marylène Brosseau514 849-0149 ext 248
THURSDAY’S MONTREALA one-stop entertainment venue that includes a bistro, bar, and nightclub, spread over three levels.
thursdaysmontreal.com
Chris Ann Nakis514 288-5656 ext 406
TRATTORIA GIOA family restaurant specializing in pizza, pasta, grill, and salads, Trattoria Gio serves up authentic Italian cuisine made from scratch.
trattoriagio.com
Donato Trafficante514 508-5659
VENICE DOWNTOWNWith its bright, colourful California vibe, Venice Downtown offers healthy, affordable fare.
venicemtl.com
Charles Manceau514 803-1981
VENICE MTL SAINT-HENRIVenice MTL brings the sunny west coast vibe to Saint-Henri with California-style cuisine served in an eclectic, boho-chic atmosphere.
venicemtl.com
Charles Manceau514 803-1981
VIEUX-PORT STEAKHOUSEA terrace in the summer, warm fireplaces in the winter and, all year-round, top quality beef and seafood.
vieuxportsteakhouse.com
514 866-3175
WIENSTEIN & GAVINO’SThe Italian-influenced menu showcases traditional dishes with a modern twist, served in a friendly setting.
wgmtl.com
Roger Costa514 288-2231
RESTAURANT GANDHIA culinary voyage to India that stimulates all senses.
restaurantgandhi.com
Mohammed Faruk Ahmed514 867-6640
RESTAURANT LE SQUAREA bring your own wine (BYOW) restaurant offering a touch of France on a pedestrian thoroughfare.
restaurantlesquare.ca
Frédéric Righetti514 439-7755
RESTAURANT LES STREET MONKEYSUnpretentious and authentic, Les Street Monkeys resto-bar serves up typical Cambodian street fare with modern tapas and signature cocktails.
streetmonkeys.ca
Tota Oung514 572-2932
REUBEN’S DELI AND STEAKHOUSEThis welcoming family-style restaurant serves traditional smoked meat in a typical New York diner atmosphere.
reubensdeli.com
514 866-1029
ROBIN DES BOISThe restaurant Robin des Bois (Robin Hood) enlists an army of neighbourhood volunteers who prepare and serve gourmet food for charity.
robindesbois.ca
514 288-1010
SÉSAME (OLD MONTREAL)An array of Asian dishes and teas in a warm and invigorating ambiance.
sesamerestaurant.ca
514 439-4576
SÉSAME (QUARTIER DES SPECTACLES)An array of Asian dishes and teas in a warm and invigorating ambiance.
sesamerestaurant.ca
514 508-0622
SHABU SHABU KAGAYAKIKagayaki Shabu Shabu, in Chinatown, is the ideal place to experience authentic Shabu Shabu in a convivial atmosphere.
Patrick Tam514 396-4746
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL PUB COMPLEXAll under the same roof, an English pub, a nightclub, and a restaurant and bar with a great table d’hôte.
swcpc.com
Jan Wilson514 288-3814
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ATWATER MARKETThis public market located next to the cycling path features a range of fresh products and specialty boutiques.
marchespublics-mtl.com
Roxane Thibault514 937-7754 ext 24
JEAN-TALON MARKETThe multicultural flavours and sights of this large public market truly reflect Montréal’s personality.
marchespublics-mtl.com
Roxane Thibault514 937-7754 ext 24
MAISONNEUVE MARKETIt’s a great public market boasting a large variety of fresh and locally-made products.
marchespublics-mtl.com
Roxane Thibault514 937-7754 ext 24
DÉLICES ÉRABLE & CIEJust how versatile are maple products? Find out in this warm and friendly specialty shop.
deliceserableetcie.com
Mark McDonough514 765-3456
SUCRERIE DE LA MONTAGNEEnjoy traditional activities: riding in a horse-drawn carriage, touring the sugar shack, and singing and dancing.
sucreriedelamontagne.com
Sylvain Migneault450 451-0831
Public markets Sugar shack
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Professional motorcoach companies can make getting around Montréal and the surrounding areas easy and enjoyable. You’ll get great service from their highly qualified drivers and accredited guides who know the city inside and out. Ask about the various options available—there’s something for every budget!
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AUTOBUS GALLANDBacked by its solid expertise, this coach carrier can also provide several tailor-made services.
galland-bus.com
Karine Bouchard450 687-8666 ext 2250
AUTOCARS SKYPORTSkiers will be glad to know about this shuttle service to and from Mont-Tremblant and YUL Montréal-Trudeau Intl. Airport.
skyportinternational.com
John Calce514 631-1155 ext 304
COACH CANADA (GRAY LINE MONTREAL)What better way to discover Montréal than on a sightseeing tour conducted by an accredited guide?
grayline.com
Giulio Marinaro514 398-9769 ext 227
EXCEL-TOURSTo make your visit most pleasant and simplify the transition with other means of transportation.
autocarexcellence.com/montreal
Claudia Boissonneault418 835-3336
ORLÉANS EXPRESS MOTORCOACHESThis leading motorcoach company will get you to your destination in this province.
orleansexpress.com
Manon Girard450 968-2450 ext 2271
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Montréal is home to world-class universities, research centres, colleges and schools. No matter what field you’d like to study, our institutions have something for you.
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EC MONTRÉALThis language school offers classes for students interested in improving their French or English.
ecenglish.com
Renee Lee514 939-9911
GEOS LANGUAGES PLUS MONTREALThe GEOS Language Academy in Montréal offers part-time, full-time, and intensive English and French training for students and corporate clients.
geosmontreal.com
Bilaal Ameer514 847-0841
LASALLE COLLEGEHotel management, food service and tourism techniques are taught at this bilingual collegial institution.
collegelasalle.com
Ingrid Beauvais514 939-2006 ext 4471
MCGILL UNIVERSITY’S SCHOOL OF CONTINUING STUDIESThe programs offered by McGill University’s School of Continuing Studies focus on personal, cultural and professional enrichment.
mcgill.ca/continuingstudies
UNIVERSITÉ DU QUÉBEC À MONTRÉAL (UQAM)Each year, this francophone university’s campus welcomes the 43,000 students registered in its 300 programs.
uqam.ca
Nathalie Benoît514 987-3000 ext 3974
YMCA INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE SCHOOLThe school is known for its personal and dynamic approach and has classes designed to meet the needs of different clienteles.
ymcalanguages.com
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From leading luxury hotel chains to charming boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts, and student residences, Montréal offers a wide array of accommodation options for all tastes and budgets. In fact, there are more than 35,800 guest units in over 500 establishments in the Greater Montréal Area.
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Rates
This document cannot provide the full range of rates for each establishment since prices vary according to the number of persons, the facilities, the selected plan and the features of the units. Most prices published represent the lowest rate per unit during the off-season and the highest rate per unit during peak season. Prices published herein are indicative in nature, do not include taxes and are subject to change without prior notice.
A federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 5% is charged. A Québec provincial tax (QST) of 9.975% is added as well as a special accommodation tax. This is equal to 3.5% per room-night if the visitor pays the hotel establishment directly (no market intermediary). However, it is $3.50 per room-night if the room is paid for through a market intermediary. All rates are in Canadian dollars.
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Delta Hotels by Marriott Montréal475 Du Président-Kennedy Avenue 1 877 286-1986 marriott.fr/hotels/travel/yuldb-delta-montrealSimon St-Onge • 514 [email protected]
Rating pending
456 $219 $319
Doubletree by Hilton Montréal 1255 Jeanne-Mance Street 1 800 361-8234doubletree3.hilton.comAnnik Mongeau • 514 [email protected]
Rating pending
595 $199 $899
Hotel Ambrose 3422 Stanley Street hotelambrose.caAgathe Ammeux • 514 [email protected]
Rating pending
20 $161 $255
Hôtel le germain Montréal 2050 Mansfield Street 1 877 333-2050germainmontreal.comNajat El Kindi • 514 [email protected]
Rating pending
136 $300 $500
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth900 René-Lévesque Blvd. West1 800 441-1414 fairmont.com/queen-elizabeth-montrealVincent Leblanc • 514 [email protected]
950 $219 $599
Accor Novotel Montréal Centre1180 de la Montagne Street1 866 861-6112 novotel.comMarine Termignon • 514 [email protected]
227 $179 $499
Château Versailles1659 Sherbrooke Street West1 888 933-8111 chateauversaillesmontreal.comAna Gabriela Garzona • 514 933-6880 ext [email protected]
65 $155 $650
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Embassy Suites by Hilton Montréal208 Saint-Antoine Street West1 866 288-9060 montreal.embassysuites.comRenée Kiwan • 514 [email protected]
210 $189 $999
Holiday Inn Montréal Downtown999 Saint-Urbain Street1 888 878-9888 ihg.comBogdan Iordache • 514 [email protected]
235 $159 $399
Hotel Best Western Ville-Marie & Suites3407 Peel Street1 800 361-7791 hotelvillemarie.comRafik Zikry • 514 [email protected]
168 $150 $426
Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal900 De La Gauchetière Street West 1 800 267-2575 hotelbonaventure.comNancy Ethier • 514 [email protected]
397 $199 $799
Hôtel Le Cantlie Suites1110 Sherbrooke Street West1 800 567-1110 hotelcantlie.comWendy Sparks • 514 844-3951 ext [email protected]
256 $139 $499
Hotel1010 Sherbrooke Street West1 855 390-6787 hotel10montreal.comGeneviève Ricci • 514 [email protected]
136 $179 $2000
Le Centre Sheraton Montréal Hotel1201 René-Lévesque Blvd. West1 800 325-3535 sheratoncentremontreal.comChristopher Spear • 514 [email protected]
825 $189 $599
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Le Méridien Versailles-Montréal1808 Sherbrooke Street West1 888 933-8111 lemeridienversailleshotel.comAna Gabriela Garzona • 514 933-6880 ext [email protected]
106 $189 $1200
Le nouvel hôtel & spa 1740 René-Lévesque Blvd. West 1 800 363-6063lenouvelhotel.comJulie Carrier • 514 931-0961 ext [email protected]
126 $149 $499
Le Westin Montréal270 Saint-Antoine Street West1 877 961-8111 marriott.com/yulleAshley Pannese • 514 [email protected]
455 $239 $439
Montréal Marriott Château Champlain1 Place du Canadamarriott.com/yulccLouis Loranger • 514 [email protected]
611 $185 $675
Omni Mont-Royal Hotel1050 Sherbrooke Street West1 800 843-6664 omnihotels.com/montrealKsantia Peppo • 514 [email protected]
299 $179 $699
Auberge Le Pomerol819 De Maisonneuve Blvd. East1 800 361-6896 aubergelepomerol.comCarlos Betancur • 514 [email protected]
33 $128 $220
Best Western Plus Montréal Downtown Hotel Europa1240 Drummond Street1 888 535-2808 hoteleuropa.comThierry Roy • 514 [email protected]
199 $149 $309
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Chrome Hotel Downtown Montréal215 René-Lévesque Blvd. East1 800 668-3872 hotelchrome.comAlexa Gohier • 514 393-3388 ext [email protected]
123 $139 $475
Comfort Suites Montréal1214 Crescent Street1 800 228-5151 choicehotels.ca/cn139Veshna Nellaya • 514 [email protected]
96 $119 $200
Fairfield by Marriott Montréal Downtown1199 Berri Street1 888 363-0363marriott.comEdison Wong • 514 845-9236 ext [email protected]
154 $99 $350
Hôtel Château de l’Argoat524 Sherbrooke Street Easthotel-chateau-argoat.comGilles Labrune • 514 [email protected]
25 $120 $200
Hôtel Espresso Montréal Downtown1005 Guy Street1 877 468-3550 hotelespresso.caPaolo Di Vito • 514 938-4446 ext [email protected]
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