Old Montreal

Tucked down below street level in a historic building, this Old Montreal haunt serves up elegant comfort food. The menu changes often with seasonal ingredients, fabulous wine, curated cocktails, and a cozy ambiance with chalet character. This is the place for great food, quality music, and a really good time.

The go-to spot for classic Italian. This neighbourhood favourite serves up a perfect negroni or Aperol spritz, freshly made pasta, and friendly service.

This French bistro has been a refuge for artists and local business people since 1980 and serves up quality cuisine with professionalism and class. Don’t forget to check out the wine cellar of over 11,000 bottles that have been tucked away for decades.

Upscale and elegant, this classic French cuisine restaurant dishes out top-quality Quebec cheese, fine wines, and homemade desserts. The weekend brunch is not to be missed.

Simply walking about Old Montreal is a whole day's activity. Stroll the streets and pop into local shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Join a walking tour or just wander about on your own. Don’t miss a stroll around the colourful, quirky, and creative Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood and its northern quarter, Mile End, for famous Montreal bagels and a slew of vintage shops.

Step inside the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to see over 47,000 paintings, sculptures, graphic art, photos, and multimedia installations from artists across Canada and around the world. For a look into Montreal’s history and archeology, a visit to the Pointe-à-Callière is a must. Browse permanent collections and temporary exhibits about the world’s great civilizations before dining at the on-site Bistro L’Arrivage with a view of the St. Lawrence River.

Make a day trip to visit Quebec’s largest theme park. La Ronde—a Six Flags theme park—is the perfect family or couples day out. Ride over 40 different rides and attractions from large roller coasters to smaller attractions for kids.

Montreal has one of the most iconic urban pathways in Canada. Follow the Lachine Canal Path through a mosaic of city landscapes. Pack a picnic and stop in one of the many riverside parks along the way for a relaxing afternoon.

If you’re lucky, you can catch a Montréal Canadiens hockey game while in town. Being one of the most celebrated NHL teams in the league means the crowd is always lively and the vibes are high. Keep your eyes out for big-name musical acts and shows, too. Many top performers make this city of celebrated music history a stop while on tour.

This floating hydrotherapy circuit is not to be missed. Book a massage or health treatment before relaxing in the sauna, steam bath, cold immersion, and terrace hammock. You can stay all day with an on-site restaurant serving up snacks, drinks, and meals overlooking the Old Port of Montreal.