Blainville Things to Do

The Lachine Canal was one of the most important waterways in Canadian history. Its construction, between 1825 and 1873, allowed expanded navigation into the St Lawrence River and facilitated Montreal's continued expansion. Nowa... more

Located towards the north end of St-Laurent Boulevard, Little Italy is the area where the first Italian immigrants settled in Montreal. The district is now crammed with shops, restaurants, social clubs, cafés and bars. There is... more

Starting around Ste-Catherine Street and moving northwards, the St-Denis Street pedestrian will pass through the perennially popular bars and restaurants of the Latin Quarter, and up a sizeable hill into the heart of the Platea... more

One of the world's most beautiful cemeteries and an integral component of Mount Royal Park this 165 acre site offers monuments, statues, trees, wildlife and winding footpaths in an atmosphere of total serenity. Among the many f... more

This company is building something of a golf empire in the Montreal area and offers several golf courses a driving range and a top-notch retail superstore. The courses located in Laval  include The Duvernay, an 18-hole par 70 l... more

Mega-Plex Pont Viau 16, Cinemas Guzzo's outlet in this Quebec city features both Hollywood and regional movies. Take your pick from sixteen screens and relax with a soda and popcorn from the refreshment stand. For details regar... more

Le Cinema Tops des Galleries is a great place to catch a movie. With eight screens, visitors can take their pick from Hollywood to regional flicks. For a good time sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment... more

Designed by architects Adrien Bigras and Dave Moote, this is one of Quebec's best kept secrets. This 18 hole golf course offers everything professional and amateur golfers could ask for. With a rather challenging course and sce... more

One of many undiscovered delights along the Mile-End neighborhood portion of Bernard Street, this chameleon-like coffee shop can turn into a rollicking bar at the drop of a hat. While anglophone university students cram for tom... more

In the heart of Little Italy, on its most bustling street of St. Laurent, resides a modest-looking coffee joint called Caffè Italia. But don’t let appearances fool you. This is the real deal, with sumptuously brewed espresso... more