A free shuttle provides transportation between the Biodôme, Insectarium, Botanical Garden, Olympic Park, & Viau Métro station. You won’t believe what you can see in just one day! -- Green Guide Editor
Go there late ( around 19:30 ) : at the exit of the planetarium astronomers are often present with powerful telescopes and let the public see the stars !
While in the area be sure to see Château Dufresne, the Botanical Garden, or take a picnic to Maisonneuve Park. - Green Guide Editor
With over 190 acres of greenspace, this designated National Historic Site of Canada has greenhouses, outdoor gardens and an insectarium to check out!
Regular visits run up untill 4:30pm. Further is the lights show which is interesting....along with the history of the church, you get to learn about the history of Montreal ;0)
Great Fine Arts museum, not in its permanent collection but for its exhibitions, from Miles Davis to Faberge eggs represents a beautiful melange of artistic talents.
Go to the Old Port, stay for the long winded romantic walk to the clock tower and the crashing waves on the seaway. Dodge little kids and meandering tourists.
The highest point in Montreal! Stop by on a Sunday and see “tam-tams” – where people get together and bang on drums. As recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Always a spot with some great deals, they carry a heavy collection of Montreal denim brand Naked and Famous, alongside many others. While shopping or eating in Old Montreal, drop into Rooney. Read more.
Off The Hook leads the streetwear scene in Montreal with frequent shop-in-shop's, gallery shows and events. Also your spot in the city for limited run sneakers from Nike, Vans, etc.
You've trained hard and earned it: refuel with the tasty yet filling "Egg On Your Face" breakfast sandwich (poached eggs salad, cheese, prosciutto, roasted tomatoes) and grab a "Jamie's Bar" to go. Read more.
