Destinations: Montreal · Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal) · Plateau Mont-Royal · Parc Jean-Drapeau · Rosemont
Themes: Arts + Culture · Family · Food + Drink · Hotels + Resorts · Shopping
Inspired by: Affordable Alternates to Expensive Retreats | T+L Family — by Heather Smith MacIsaac, Published Nov. 2007
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A five-story building dating back to 1886, Auberge Bonaparte has dormer windows, solid oak doors, and original stone, including a frontispiece made
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This French-style deli-cum-bistro in Old Montreal is cluttered with chalkboards, Paris street signs, vintage canned goods, and faux meat hanging fr
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Traditional French cuisine is the specialty at Chez Gautier, which has been a Montreal staple since the 1970's. The bistro is styled after a Parisi
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Opened in 1998 as a bakery but then expanded into a café, Olive & Gourmando has a menu of sandwiches served on homemade bread, pastries encasing Va
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Designed by New York architect James O’Donnell, the Gothic Revival-style Notre-Dame Basilica faces Place d'Armes in Old Montreal. Although complete
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Once just a pet project of insect collector Georges Brossard, the Insectarium officially opened in 1990 within the Montreal Botanical Garden. More
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For three weekends in late January and early February, Parc Jean-Drapeau becomes an outdoor celebration of winter with the Fête des Neiges, or snow
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After exploring Old Montreal, save time for a walk through Frederick Law Olmsted’s wooded and sprawling, 470-odd-acre Mont-Royal Park, which spans
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Montreal, Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal), Downtown, Plateau Mont-Royal
Take a spin at an outdoor ice-skating rink, plunge into your hotel's outdoor heated pool, and shop for maple candies and chestnuts in Montreal's bustling outdoor markets.
Montreal, Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal), Downtown, Plateau Mont-Royal, Little Burgundy
Stylish, historic, and full of great restaurants, galleries, and bike trails, this Québécois hot spot has evolved into North America's own City of Light.
Little Burgundy, Mile End
One new restaurant's oyster bar is a shellfish-lover's paradise; another caters to carnivores with dishes featuring duck, rabbit, venison, and even bison and horse.
Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal), Downtown
Yes, there are plenty of quaint calèches plying Old Montreal's cobblestoned streets, as well as shops chockablock with fleur-de-lis flags and hockey paraphernalia. But along the neighborhood's sout
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Montreal, Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal), Downtown, Plateau Mont-Royal, Little Burgundy
North America’s City of Light has made the jump from historic to hot, with a slew of stylish hotels, shops, and restaurants. Here, even laundromats compete for inspired design awards, in the aptly
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