Montréal – city of contrasts
Montréal is the second largest French speaking city after Paris with 3.4 million inhabitants. It is a center of cultures
Read MoreMontréal is the second largest French speaking city after Paris with 3.4 million inhabitants. It is a center of cultures
Read MoreMontreal, the second largest city in Canada was founded in 1642. However, several Native American tribes had been settled at
Read MoreLooking for something different to do in Montréal before Halloween? Lune Noire transforms the Floralies Gardens at Parc Jean-Drapeau into
Read MoreMontréal’s Botanical Garden takes on a different atmosphere after dark during Gardens of Light, a seasonal experience that combines illuminated
Read MoreLooking for contemporary art in Montréal this autumn? Two new exhibitions at PHI open on October 28, 2026, bringing different
Read MoreA free facade-unveiling event on October 25, a new cafe and an October AURA discount make Notre-Dame Basilica worth planning around this fall.
Read MoreMontreal’s Ramen Ramen Fes runs October 12–25, 2026. Compare featured bowls, sample prices and participating restaurants before planning a ramen crawl.
Read MoreBota Bota, the floating spa in Montreal’s Old Port, has expanded its experience with a second boat. The addition gives
Read MoreOne of Montreal’s historic performance spaces is active again. Caf’Conc’, inside the Marriott Château Champlain, has reopened with a programme
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