Montréal Tourism and Travel Guide

A city with one of the best food scenes in North America, a year-round calendar packed with festivals and a fantastic art community, Montreal really knows how to enjoy the good things in life. While Toronto is the economic capital of the country, Montreal is undeniably the cultural capital. As well as its cultural offerings, it boasts a wealth of stunning historic architecture, such as the glittering Basilique Notre-Dame. Quebec City

Head to the open-air Jean-Talon Market early in the morning and get yourself the best of fresh produce, cheese and other local delicacies. After that, get set to explore Montreal Botanical Garden, well known for its Chinese lantern garden, 10 unique themed glasshouses and hundreds of exotic flora varieties. The garden is also home to a restaurant where you can feast on flavourful and healthy preparations in an outdoor setting.The oldest district in Montreal, Old Montreal is next on your list. Exuding old world charm, it boasts of buildings dating back to the era of New France. Saint Joseph’s Oratory, Old Port of Montreal and Montreal Biodome are other tourist attractions on your itinerary today.

Begin your day with breakfast at St-Viateaur Bagel & Café, known for bagels that will truly melt in your mouth. After breakfast, visit the popular Montreal Museum of Fine Arts boasting of some of the best Canadian art exhibits. Then head to Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, a gigantic Gothic Revival church, to learn more about the life and times in the early 19th century. Spend fun-filled moments in the evening as you head to the city’s largest park, Parc du Mont Royal, and capture bird’s eye views of Montreal from the landmark mountain here.Head to Café Cherrier, dating back to the early 20th century, for dinner and an authentic European experience in the heart of Canada. If you still have some energy left, Montreal Casino Loto-Quebec awaits your presence for a night of music, games, theatre, gambling and more.

Montreal is well-connected to India with many airlines offering comfortable flights. The culture capital of Quebec, it is one of the finest cities you’ll visit thanks to its gorgeous European architecture, beautiful streets and neighbourhoods, vibrant nightlife and lots more.

MONTREAL What’s Montreal without bagels, poutine, bagels, smoked meat sandwich, pâté chinois, and maple pie? Very hungry. The city is counted amongst those with the highest number of restaurants per capita.

Montreal is named after "Mount Royal", the mountain named by Jacques Cartier in 1535. Historically, it has been the commercial capital of Canada and the largest city in French-speaking Canada. It is a cosmopolitan place, full of sexy people, great nightlife, and historical attractions. Most people speak both English and French, often switching back and forth in the same sentence (we can it ‘franglais’). Go up ‘the mountain’, see Old Montreal, ride a bike through the city’s parks. There is lots to see and do in Montreal (click the link to my website to get a full guide to Montreal).