Parc Jean-Drapeau

Sometimes known as Parc des Iles, Parc Jean-Drapeau in the St Lawrence River were created for Expo '67. They feature hiking, biking and r...

Located on a beautiful island in the St. Lawrence River, this gaming house is for ordinary but dolled-up housewives out for an evening of...

Across the road from the famous Saratoga Race Course, this midsize museum pays tribute to 3 centuries of thoroughbred racing...

One Saturday the streets of Montreal are filled with walkers, joggers, runners, in-line skaters and cyclists, all looking to complete the...

Built for Expo '67 on Île Ste-Hélène, La Ronde remains the largest amusement park in Quebec. There are more than 35 rides, and the specta...

Biosphere, a museum and exhibition hall, is dedicated to raising environmental and ecological awareness among its visitors. Housed in the...

This fascinating exhibit examines the causes and impacts of fluctuating water levels on humankind; at a time when global warming is more...

Montreal opens its doors to the adrenaline charged Formula 1 fans for the Canadian Grand Prix. The zigzag circuit is named after Canada's...

Every June through August, eight 'pyromusical' fireworks shows are presented in Montreal; the closing finale is one of largest such event...

This museum, established in 1955, today occupies the entire stone arsenal building at the Fort on Île Ste-Hélène. Ther...

Across the road from the famous Saratoga Race Course, this midsize museum pays tribute to 3 centuries of thoroughbred racing...

Located within the Auberge Pierre du Calvet, this turn-of-the-century Victorian dining room called Pierre du Calvet ex...

This is a throwback to a time when the only cuisine was French, and that meant chateaubriand for two, showy tableside prepara...

Anyone looking to escape from the daily grind could hardly do better than this cozy hideaway. Located on the edge of ...

This Old Montreal standout is first class when...

At this site for over a decade, this restauracja polska continues to draw throngs of enthusiastic returnees for its ab...

Starting out as a patisserie and chocolatier, they've added some tables and a short menu of three-course meals under C$12 (US...

This cheery, lively and festive space captures some of the feeling of Mexico with its troubadours and open kitchen, where tortillas are h...

Steak is the reason most people go to this restaurant in Old Montreal; Gibby's is a long-time attraction for both tour...

This classic Old Montreal French restaurant is one of Montreal's best known, in part for the artistic preparation of its meat-and-potatoe...