Bordered by Lac des Deux Montagnes and the Rivière des Prairies, this park is a four-season retreat with kilometres of trails, an outdoor recreation centre, a campground, an ecological farm, two ...
Ce parc de 97 hectares offre une variété d'activités familiales de plein air toute l'année. En saison estivale, un étang agrémente les circuits pédestres aménagés pour le plaisir des petits et grands.
Maison Boulud offers a menu steeped in French tradition, yet inspired by decades of experience in New York City. Daniel Boulud’s menu is driven by the seasons and bounty of Québec’s local purveyors.
It’s the Thanksgiving long weekend! From freshly harvested foods to family merriment, Montréal is offering up a variety of ways to celebrate the abundance of life. To enjoy the best the city has to ...
Montréal is a city that knows how to breathe. Between the smoked meat, late nights, and the rhythm of its streets, there’s an escape hatch—its parks. A mountain right in the middle of it all, where ...
What museum exhibitions are currently in Montréal? More than 15 million visitors explore Montréal museums each year. For locals and tourists looking for the top things to do in Montréal, here is your ...
Montréal has an abundance of exciting and vibrant activities and events dedicated to promoting the culture and traditions of the First Peoples. Everything from arts and crafts to language and history, ...
Our iconic team, the Montréal Canadiens or “Habs” (from the French Les Habitants) boasts some pretty impressive cred: Founded in 1909, it is one of the six original and longest-active teams in the ...
Looking for cultural activities to enjoy with kids and teens in Montréal? This fall 2026, children and teens aged 0 to 17 will have plenty of reasons to move, learn, and be inspired with youth theatre ...
Poutine Week is the world’s largest celebration of poutine, bringing together over 50 restaurants in Montreal and more than 500 across Canada. Poutine, arguably Québec’s most renowned signature dish, ...
Whether strolling or biking along its banks, visitors to the Lachine Canal enjoy a break from the urban bustle while taking in picnics in the shade or catching the various boats that glide along the ...
Saint-Laurent Boulevard, popularly known as “The Main,” has something for everyone. One of the oldest streets in the city and a national heritage district, it’s also where to go for a unique, ...