21 THINGS TO DO IN MONTRÉAL IN 2021 Daniel Baylis. Daniel Baylis is a writer and adventurer. Born in British Columbia, Daniel came to Montréal with the kooky bohemian notion that he would write poetry, learn to speak French and fall in

love.

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION To learn more about the status of international travel and border crossings, or the mandatory measures for visitors entering Canada from abroad, visit the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) website for the latest official information. Hotels. Accommodation establishments of all types, including guest houses, can accommodate guests. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 65% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of June 6, 2021, 6,085,750* (+83,166**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,494,787.

VISITEZ MONTRÉAL

Bienvenue sur le site officiel de Tourisme Montréal! Vous cherchez la destination urbaine parfaite? Montréal est l’endroit pour vous! Charmante, éclectique, créative, cette ville quatre saisons est la destination toute désignée pour tous les voyageurs. On a piqué

votre curiosité?

21 CHOSES À FAIRE À MONTRÉAL EN 2021 Voici 21 idées pour vous aider à explorer Montréal (une des meilleures villes au monde) en 2021. 1. Apprenez-en plus sur la ville. Il y a toujours à apprendre à propos de Montréal. Lorsque vous vous inscrivez à une visite guidée, non seulement vous vous éduquez, mais vous encouragez également des entreprises locales. MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10 10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE Price. Putting wonder into winter for 20 years now, the MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE festival adds a truly dazzling touch to the Quartier des Spectacles with an upbeat program of fine dining, outdoor festivities, interactive lighting and a cultural program that pops. Give free rein to your inner gourmet during the festival’s fine dining and embark MONTRÉAL’S BEST BAKERIES AND PASTRY SHOPS The area also has a lion’s share of critically-acclaimed bakeries, including Le pain dans les voiles and its award-winning baguette and delicious croissants and pizzas. Joe la croûte, another excellent spot located within the Jean-Talon Market, will surely win you over with the Mythique, a crispy roll containing black olives, sheep’s milk’s cheese, garlic flower and sea salt. 21 THINGS TO DO IN MONTRÉAL IN 2021 Daniel Baylis. Daniel Baylis is a writer and adventurer. Born in British Columbia, Daniel came to Montréal with the kooky bohemian notion that he would write poetry, learn to speak French and fall in

love.

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION To learn more about the status of international travel and border crossings, or the mandatory measures for visitors entering Canada from abroad, visit the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) website for the latest official information. Hotels. Accommodation establishments of all types, including guest houses, can accommodate guests. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 65% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of June 6, 2021, 6,085,750* (+83,166**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,494,787.

VISITEZ MONTRÉAL

Bienvenue sur le site officiel de Tourisme Montréal! Vous cherchez la destination urbaine parfaite? Montréal est l’endroit pour vous! Charmante, éclectique, créative, cette ville quatre saisons est la destination toute désignée pour tous les voyageurs. On a piqué

votre curiosité?

21 CHOSES À FAIRE À MONTRÉAL EN 2021 Voici 21 idées pour vous aider à explorer Montréal (une des meilleures villes au monde) en 2021. 1. Apprenez-en plus sur la ville. Il y a toujours à apprendre à propos de Montréal. Lorsque vous vous inscrivez à une visite guidée, non seulement vous vous éduquez, mais vous encouragez également des entreprises locales. MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10 10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE Price. Putting wonder into winter for 20 years now, the MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE festival adds a truly dazzling touch to the Quartier des Spectacles with an upbeat program of fine dining, outdoor festivities, interactive lighting and a cultural program that pops. Give free rein to your inner gourmet during the festival’s fine dining and embark MONTRÉAL’S BEST BAKERIES AND PASTRY SHOPS The area also has a lion’s share of critically-acclaimed bakeries, including Le pain dans les voiles and its award-winning baguette and delicious croissants and pizzas. Joe la croûte, another excellent spot located within the Jean-Talon Market, will surely win you over with the Mythique, a crispy roll containing black olives, sheep’s milk’s cheese, garlic flower and sea salt.

VISITEZ MONTRÉAL

Bienvenue sur le site officiel de Tourisme Montréal! Vous cherchez la destination urbaine parfaite? Montréal est l’endroit pour vous! Charmante, éclectique, créative, cette ville quatre saisons est la destination toute désignée pour tous les voyageurs. On a piqué

votre curiosité?

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Infotouriste Centre offers free tourism information about Montréal, and the rest of the province of Québec, as well as many useful services. You can find out about tourist bus and STM transit fares, Passeport MTL, Montréal Museums Pass, guided tours and cruises. 1255 Peel Street, Suite 100. Metro Peel. The Infotouriste

Centre is

SUMMER OASES IN THE HEART OF THE ISLAND Once summertime hits in Montréal, locals take to the city from morning to night, gathering on terrasses, kicking back in parks with friends and enjoying the warm days late into the evening. And this summer, the Quartier des spectacles and Downtown Montréal are unveiling 11 eye-popping Oasis rest areas created by local designers throughout the heart of the city perfect for grabbing a moment QUOI FAIRE | TOURISME MONTRÉAL Quoi faire. Montréal est une grande ville exaltante où il y a beaucoup à voir et à faire. Nous vous invitons à explorer les divers « moments » à vivre dans notre ville. On se dégourdit les jambes en faisant des balades à vélo et des marches paisibles, en ayant toujours à l’esprit de garder nos distances et THE BEST SUGAR SHACKS IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Sugar shacks If a real sugar shack experience is what you’re after, be sure to check out Sucrerie de la Montagne from mid-February until the end of April. Named a Québec heritage site and situated amid a 120-acre forest of century-old maple trees atop Mont Rigaud (an hour away from downtown Montréal), this legendary spot is offering take away meals this year for the sugaring off season. SHOP AT THESE OUTLET STORES IN OR NEAR MONTRÉAL A post shared by Premium Outlets Montreal (@premoutletsmtl) All brands, one place. Premium Outlets Montréal brings together over 70 outlet stores in one outdoor mall, uniting name-brand clothing and accessories by the likes of Adidas, Calvin Klein, Coach, Fossil and Hudson’s Bay. You’ll save between 25 and 65% on regular prices

every day.

POUR VOUS TENIR AU COURANT DE LA SITUATION ACTUELLETRANSLATE THIS PAGE Pour vous tenir au courant de la situation actuelle. Veuillez noter que les renseignements ci-dessous ont été mis à jour le 28 mai 2021. Le gouvernement du Québec a annoncé, le mardi 18 mai dernier, son plan de déconfinement qui s’étalera sur plusieurs mois, soit jusqu’à la fin août 2021. MONTRÉAL’S BEST BAKERIES AND PASTRY SHOPS The area also has a lion’s share of critically-acclaimed bakeries, including Le pain dans les voiles and its award-winning baguette and delicious croissants and pizzas. Joe la croûte, another excellent spot located within the Jean-Talon Market, will surely win you over with the Mythique, a crispy roll containing black olives, sheep’s milk’s cheese, garlic flower and sea salt. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Infotouriste Centre offers free tourism information about Montréal, and the rest of the province of Québec, as well as many useful services. You can find out about tourist bus and STM transit fares, Passeport MTL, Montréal Museums Pass, guided tours and cruises. 1255 Peel Street, Suite 100. Metro Peel. The Infotouriste

Centre is

SUMMER OASES IN THE HEART OF THE ISLAND Once summertime hits in Montréal, locals take to the city from morning to night, gathering on terrasses, kicking back in parks with friends and enjoying the warm days late into the evening. And this summer, the Quartier des spectacles and Downtown Montréal are unveiling 11 eye-popping Oasis rest areas created by local designers throughout the heart of the city perfect for grabbing a moment MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a

MONTREAL FORUM

Once the official arena of two hockey teams–the Maroons and the Canadiens–the Montreal Forum is now a multi-use complex. Under one roof are a movie theatre with 22 screens, a sports bar, a game centre, restaurants, boutiques, pool tables, bowling alleys and a central atrium that hosts major events like dance parties and exhibitions. WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL'S BEST POUTINE La Banquise. La Banquise has been satiating poutine cravings for 48 years and counting. Try their “La Reggae”, which features ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers. Open 24 hours a day, La Banquise is a popular spot for the after-hours crowd and is a great place to spot celebrities getting in on some famous Montréal poutine. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. MONTRÉAL WORKS FOR YOU We want to show you how Montréal works for you. From assigning you a dedicated conventions services manager to connecting you with the city’s movers and shakers to opening doors city-wide, our strategy is streamlined, simple and successful. And that’s not to mention Montréal, a chic, safe, easy-to-access city that overflows with

festivals

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Infotouriste Centre offers free tourism information about Montréal, and the rest of the province of Québec, as well as many useful services. You can find out about tourist bus and STM transit fares, Passeport MTL, Montréal Museums Pass, guided tours and cruises. 1255 Peel Street, Suite 100. Metro Peel. The Infotouriste

Centre is

SUMMER OASES IN THE HEART OF THE ISLAND Once summertime hits in Montréal, locals take to the city from morning to night, gathering on terrasses, kicking back in parks with friends and enjoying the warm days late into the evening. And this summer, the Quartier des spectacles and Downtown Montréal are unveiling 11 eye-popping Oasis rest areas created by local designers throughout the heart of the city perfect for grabbing a moment MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a

MONTREAL FORUM

Once the official arena of two hockey teams–the Maroons and the Canadiens–the Montreal Forum is now a multi-use complex. Under one roof are a movie theatre with 22 screens, a sports bar, a game centre, restaurants, boutiques, pool tables, bowling alleys and a central atrium that hosts major events like dance parties and exhibitions. WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL'S BEST POUTINE La Banquise. La Banquise has been satiating poutine cravings for 48 years and counting. Try their “La Reggae”, which features ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers. Open 24 hours a day, La Banquise is a popular spot for the after-hours crowd and is a great place to spot celebrities getting in on some famous Montréal poutine. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. MONTRÉAL WORKS FOR YOU We want to show you how Montréal works for you. From assigning you a dedicated conventions services manager to connecting you with the city’s movers and shakers to opening doors city-wide, our strategy is streamlined, simple and successful. And that’s not to mention Montréal, a chic, safe, easy-to-access city that overflows with

festivals

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Infotouriste Centre offers free tourism information about Montréal, and the rest of the province of Québec, as well as many useful services. You can find out about tourist bus and STM transit fares, Passeport MTL, Montréal Museums Pass, guided tours and cruises. 1255 Peel Street, Suite 100. Metro Peel. The Infotouriste

Centre is

SUMMER OASES IN THE HEART OF THE ISLAND Once summertime hits in Montréal, locals take to the city from morning to night, gathering on terrasses, kicking back in parks with friends and enjoying the warm days late into the evening. And this summer, the Quartier des spectacles and Downtown Montréal are unveiling 11 eye-popping Oasis rest areas created by local designers throughout the heart of the city perfect for grabbing a moment MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a

MONTREAL FORUM

Once the official arena of two hockey teams–the Maroons and the Canadiens–the Montreal Forum is now a multi-use complex. Under one roof are a movie theatre with 22 screens, a sports bar, a game centre, restaurants, boutiques, pool tables, bowling alleys and a central atrium that hosts major events like dance parties and exhibitions. WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL'S BEST POUTINE La Banquise. La Banquise has been satiating poutine cravings for 48 years and counting. Try their “La Reggae”, which features ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers. Open 24 hours a day, La Banquise is a popular spot for the after-hours crowd and is a great place to spot celebrities getting in on some famous Montréal poutine. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. MONTRÉAL WORKS FOR YOU We want to show you how Montréal works for you. From assigning you a dedicated conventions services manager to connecting you with the city’s movers and shakers to opening doors city-wide, our strategy is streamlined, simple and successful. And that’s not to mention Montréal, a chic, safe, easy-to-access city that overflows with

festivals

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

WHAT’S ON

What’s on. The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to some sweets and goodies from our specialty shops. It’s time to appreciate slow and

quiet walks in

TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 63% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Théâtre Sainte-Catherine: Open since 2004 in the heart of the Quartier des spectacles, TSC is a bilingual indie theatre that presents comedy, improv and sketch nights, theatre, home-grown cabaret and burlesque acts, as well as shows during the Just For Laughs and Zoofest festivals. The TSC is also home to the Théâtre Sainte-Catherine Café-Bar.

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 58% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. As of May 28, 2021, 5,306,336* (+101 094**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

reached 1,301,957.

VISITOR INFORMATION

The Infotouriste Centre offers free tourism information about Montréal, and the rest of the province of Québec, as well as many useful services. You can find out about tourist bus and STM transit fares, Passeport MTL, Montréal Museums Pass, guided tours and cruises. 1255 Peel Street, Suite 100. Metro Peel. The Infotouriste

Centre is

SUMMER OASES IN THE HEART OF THE ISLAND Once summertime hits in Montréal, locals take to the city from morning to night, gathering on terrasses, kicking back in parks with friends and enjoying the warm days late into the evening. And this summer, the Quartier des spectacles and Downtown Montréal are unveiling 11 eye-popping Oasis rest areas created by local designers throughout the heart of the city perfect for grabbing a moment MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10

VERDUN BEACH

When summer hits and the temperatures rise, look no further than Verdun Beach, one of the most accessible and original beaches in the province! Set on the shore of the beautiful Saint-Lawrence River, this unique, universally-accessible urban beach offers a cool respite from the hazy days of summer. With a concrete path leading down to the swimming area complete with ramp access, slides, a

MONTREAL FORUM

Once the official arena of two hockey teams–the Maroons and the Canadiens–the Montreal Forum is now a multi-use complex. Under one roof are a movie theatre with 22 screens, a sports bar, a game centre, restaurants, boutiques, pool tables, bowling alleys and a central atrium that hosts major events like dance parties and exhibitions. WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Château-Bromont Golf. Less than an hour's drive from Montréal, the Château-Bromont Golf in the Eastern Townships is a certified championship course and winner of the 2016 Golf Course Award. The spectacular setting and the quality of the course, designed by renowned architects Howard Watson and Graham Cook, guarantee a perfect

day on the

MONTRÉAL'S BEST POUTINE La Banquise. La Banquise has been satiating poutine cravings for 48 years and counting. Try their “La Reggae”, which features ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers. Open 24 hours a day, La Banquise is a popular spot for the after-hours crowd and is a great place to spot celebrities getting in on some famous Montréal poutine. WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. MONTRÉAL WORKS FOR YOU We want to show you how Montréal works for you. From assigning you a dedicated conventions services manager to connecting you with the city’s movers and shakers to opening doors city-wide, our strategy is streamlined, simple and successful. And that’s not to mention Montréal, a chic, safe, easy-to-access city that overflows with

festivals

WHAT’S ON

The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 62% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Data on vaccination against COVID-19 in Québec: positive news! The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 62% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19.. As of June 3, 2021, 5 808 464* (+85 230**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Popular mainstream theatres Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier: The largest performance hall in Québec with seating for 2,996, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is home to the Opéra de Montréal and regularly presents concerts, special events and touring blockbuster Broadway shows such as The Lion King.Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is in the Place des Arts complex, which is home to several theatres, including CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Golf Exécutif Montréal. Located on Nun’s Island, this public 9-hole course is a golf ball’s throw away from downtown. Stunning views of the city’s majestic skyline are par for the course from the greens and from the clubhouse’s huge terrasse (with drink in hand,

of course).

WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers.

WHAT’S ON

The days are getting shorter and winter is softly covering the city in snowflakes. Marvel at the decorations and light installations of the season, and treat yourself to TO KEEP INFORMED ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION On Tuesday, May 18, the Gouvernement du Québec announced its reopening plan which will roll out over the next few months, that is, until the end of August 2021. The vaccination plan is progressing well, with over 62% of the population having received at least one dose. For more information on the current situation, read this article. Here are the main things to remember for Montréal: THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Data on vaccination against COVID-19 in Québec: positive news! The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 62% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19.. As of June 3, 2021, 5 808 464* (+85 230**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has

LUMINOTHÉRAPIE

Every winter, a fun, luminous and interactive art installation lights up the Quartier des Spectacles, warming the hearts, bodies and minds of all who attend. The installation and its theme may change every year, but one thing remains constant: originality, creativity and the

joy of

10 HISTORIC CHURCHES AND SACRED SITES IN MONTRÉAL Please note that many churches and sacred sites are currently closed or have reduced hours and services due to COVID-19. When celebrated American writer Mark Twain visited Montréal in 1881, he famously said, “This is the first time I was ever in a city where you couldn’t throw a brick without breaking a church window.” And it’s true: wherever you look around the city, you are likely WELCOME TO CÔTE-DES-NEIGES Côte-des-Neiges at a glance Demarcated by Queen Mary to the south, Jean-Talon to the north, Decelles to the east and Décarie to the west, Côte-des-Neiges is a huge neighbourhood on the western slope of beautiful Mount Royal that’s home to one of the city’s treasures – Saint Joseph’s Oratory.It’s also one of the most densely populated and ethnically diverse neighbourhoods in Canada GUIDE TO MONTRÉAL THEATRES Popular mainstream theatres Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier: The largest performance hall in Québec with seating for 2,996, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is home to the Opéra de Montréal and regularly presents concerts, special events and touring blockbuster Broadway shows such as The Lion King.Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is in the Place des Arts complex, which is home to several theatres, including CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

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WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Golf Exécutif Montréal. Located on Nun’s Island, this public 9-hole course is a golf ball’s throw away from downtown. Stunning views of the city’s majestic skyline are par for the course from the greens and from the clubhouse’s huge terrasse (with drink in hand,

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WORLD'S LARGEST BARBIE EXHIBITION IN MONTRÉAL One of the best-loved dolls of all time now has her own exhibition at Les Cours Mont-Royal in downtown Montréal: Barbie Expo is the largest permanent exhibition of Barbie dolls in the world, and features over 1,000 Barbies, including Hollywood stars, unique one-of-a-kind Barbie dolls and glamourous outfits created by famous fashion designers. THINGS TO DO IN MONTRÉAL THIS JUNE 2021 As spring turns to summer in Montréal this June, the city bursts with activity. Warm days call for long walks in Old Montréal, bike rides along the Lachine Canal, meals on a terrasse, and picnics in the park, any park! Discover what’s new in different neighbourhoods and what’s in bloom at the Botanical Garden.Have weekend – or Father’s Day – brunch on a patio or order in. Book a THE SITUATION IN MONTRÉAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Data on vaccination against COVID-19 in Québec: positive news! The vaccination plan is rolling out extremely well in Québec: over 62% of the population has now received at least one dose of the vaccine against COVID-19.. As of June 3, 2021, 5 808 464* (+85 230**) doses of the vaccine have been administered in the province of Québec. In Montréal alone, the number of doses administered has A RAILROAD TO DREAMS Explore the captivating world of model trains. Come view hundreds of model trains and railway objects, such as models of special trains as well as tools, costumes and many unusual items, while taking you on an extraordinary excursion into the world of train aficionados and passionate collectors.

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Montréal Professional Tourist Guides Association. The Montréal Professional Tourist Guide Association (APGT) is an NPO representing more than 150 tourist guides, graduates of the AEC Tourist Guide program of the Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec (ITHQ) and holders of MONTRÉAL BOTANICAL GARDEN Cultivate a patch of happiness at the Space for Life. An oasis in the middle of the city for over 80 years, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. At the Montréal Botanical Garden, visitors of all ages can explore and learn about plants from every corner of the world. Its rich collection of 22,000 plant species and cultivars, its 10

MOUNT ROYAL CHALET

Hike (or stroll) to the summit of Montréal’s namesake mountain and you’ll come to the Chalet du mont Royal: iconic architecture, part of the city’s heritage, and a perfect vantage of the city skyline. The Chalet du mont Royal dates back to 1931. Commissioned by then Mayor Camillien Houde to help offset unemployment during the Great Depression, it was designed by Québec architect CITÉ MÉMOIRE BRINGS THE PAST TO LIFE IN MONTRÉAL This article was updated on January 11, 2020. The storied history of Montréal comes to life with Cité Mémoire, one of the largest outdoor video-projection installations in the world.Cité Mémoire is an urban multimedia experience that tells the stories of famous as well as little-known Montrealers who have shaped the city and the

world.

CASINO DE MONTRÉAL

With five floors of gaming, five restaurants, four bars and a cabaret hall, the Casino de Montréal delivers entertainment and excitement year-round. Not only does it rank among the world’s largest gaming establishments, but the Casino’s dynamic feel and interactive spaces have made it a star city attraction. You can sit down to table games that include baccarat, black jack, poker MONTRÉAL WORKS FOR YOU Our Guaranteed Worry-Free Pledge From flexible cancellation fees to experts specialized in hybrid events to Our 720° Safety Protocol and more, we cover every detail, so all you have to think about is planning an unforgettable event. Guaranteed. We own the “how,” so you can own the “wow.” Discover "wow" WHERE TO PLAY GOLF IN AND AROUND MONTRÉAL Golf Exécutif Montréal. Located on Nun’s Island, this public 9-hole course is a golf ball’s throw away from downtown. Stunning views of the city’s majestic skyline are par for the course from the greens and from the clubhouse’s huge terrasse (with drink in hand,

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