Montreal aka: Montréal
96% of people who have been to Montreal think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Montreal are Vieux Montreal, Montreal Biodôme, and La Basilique Notre-Dame. Montreal is featured on the lists 2006 Quality of Living Survey Most Livable Cities, Spring Tour destinations, and The World's Largest Metropolitan Areas. Places in Montreal have been tagged bar, venue, and nightlife.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeMost Bicycle-Friendly City in North America by DJStrokyMontreal is a very fun city. I went there on business, but there was a lot more to do during the evenings. Each day I rented a Bixi and rode around town. I happened to be there during the summer which probably made for a much funner trip. Bicycling felt amazing in the warmth, there was this music festival with 5 or so stages that had taken over 3 major downtown parks, and the sunsets were amazing. Getting around town was so easy with the Bixi or Metro. I even took an express bus to and from the airport. Way fun town. over 2 years agoBike friendly by sipes23Want to bicycle around a great city, but forgot your bike? They’ve got something called bixi in Montreal. It’s like a car rental, but you can take it one way. The stations are everywhere in central Montreal, and the streets have bike lanes separated from traffic with a curb. Montreal might be one of the best cities to bike in. over 2 years agobeen to them all by lovingmex43and my favorite would be Mount Royal! over 3 years agoSee all 352 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsbigpapa44 asks,“Is there a best time to visit?” over 3 years agoDennis Thompson asks,“How do you write entries? I can't figure this site out anymore, you used to be able to write entries about places you've been to or want to go to, now I can just ask a question.” over 4 years agoDaniel415 asks,“I'm looking for cool coffeeshops and fun, low-key, not-too-crazy bars (more dive than disco). Any recommendations? Merci! Also, is there anywhere nice (not too tourist-trap) to go to at night in Vieux-Montréal? We got a good deal on a hotel there.” over 4 years agoAmy asks,“I'm about 3 hours from Montreal, and would like to go up for a day next weekend. What should I do while I'm there?” over 5 years agocorey costa asks,“so i all ready got information on things to do! now i was just wondering if there is any free parking around!??!? i thought my hotel offered it but apparantely they dont. is free parking hard to find? my hotel is hotel eureka on rue st. andre.” over 6 years agoSee all 16 questions |
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Activities in Montreal
While in Montreal, escape the crowds on a three-hour bike adventure around the city lead by a professional guide. Ride through the Latin Quarter, La Fontaine Park and Old Montreal. After the tour, you can keep your bicycle to use for the rest of the da... $52.23 
Discover the fascinating city of Montreal on a walking tour through a city bursting with amazing art, intriguing history and spectacular architecture. Your walk will take you past Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, City Hall and much more. $18.41 
Leave Montreal for the day and visit Quebec City, the historic heart of French Canada. You'll take a full day sightseeing tour through Quebec with a local licensed guide and enjoy a photo stop at magnificent Montmorency Falls - higher than Niagara Falls! $79.88 
Feel the Southern breeze and taste a colorful meal during the Montreal Dinner Cruise. Enjoy the exclusive atmosphere on the Cavalier Maxim, a five-course dinner in the intimacy of a chic dining room and the inviting music that will have you dancing the... $110.51 
Familiarize yourself with Ottawa, Canada's capital city, on a whole day trip from Montreal. You'll travel by motorcoach and see major city highlights including the Parliament Building, Rideau Canal, Rockcliffe Lookout and Farmer's Byward Market. $79.88 See All Activities » |
