Montreal

Hotels - Independent

Hotel Le Place d’Armes

Hotel Place d'Armes is located in the heart of Old Montreal, it is opposite the Notre-Dame Basilica, and steps from the Old Port. With great sushi at Kyo, their Japanese restaurant, cocktails at Suite 701, and stunning views of the Place d’Armes, Old Montreal and downtown, from their famous open-air rooftop bar and restaurant, Terrasse Place d’Armes, you’ll never want to leave.

Hotels - Dependable

Fairmount Queen Elisabeth

A Montreal classic, The Fairmount Queen Elisabeth is located in the heart of downtown above the train station and connected to the extensive underground city of thousands of boutiques, restaurants and cafés, it is within walking distance of sports and cultural attractions.

Fitness - Good Cycling Route

Ile Ste. Helene, Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve

If you’re not up to the challenge of racing up Mount Royal like a Grand Prix cyclist, take a ride on St. Helen Island and the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Montreal's Formula 1 track. A great bike ride with a fantastic view of Montreal.

Things to see - Natural Wonders

Mount Royal

NY isn't the only city with a famous park in the middle of the city. And ours is a mountain. Mount Royal Park is one of Montreal’s largest green spaces. Go for a run on one of the many forest trails, have a quiet picnic beside Beaver Lake, or visit the two belvederes for some of the best views of the city.

Things to see - Historical sites

Old Montreal

Old Montreal is the oldest area in the city, with some of its buildings dating to the 17th century. Walking down the cobblestone streets, you'll discover great restaurants, quaint hotels and an atmosphere that rivals many European cities.

Dining - Dinner with a group

Chez L’Epicier

Lauded as one of Canada's top chefs, Laurent Godbout stands apart in the Montreal restaurant industry for his culinary style and unsurpassed hospitality. Chez l'Epicier is a must visit for an unforgettable culinary experience that is surprisingly accessible. Located in Old Montreal, across from the Marché Bonsecours and steps from the Old Port.

Shopping - Something for yourself

Simons

From great accessories and jeans to the latest looks in high fashion from local and international designers, there is nothing old about this 170-year old Quebec-based department store.

Shopping - Something for yourself

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Boutique

From one-of-a-kind jewelry, toys and fashion, to books and art you will not find anywhere else, this is one of Montreal’s best kept secrets for unique gift ideas.