VerdunLuv is everywhere we go! A must-see neighborhood in the southwest, Verdun is the perfect place for a stroll, to visit trendy restaurants and discover lots of amazing local shops. With its many autumnal activities...
In Montreal, art galleries are like boxes of creative chocolates: every corner reveals a delightful artistic surprise. Walls that whisper stories, sculptures that do their own dance, and colors that feel like a party. T...
Summer is drawing to a close and the leaves are beginning to put on their shimmering colors, a sign that autumn is finally taking hold in and around Montreal. If you’re enchanted by the image of orange-hued maples...
Perfect for an autumn afternoon. Montreal’s café-libraries embody the very essence of the Quebec metropolis: a harmonious fusion of culture, creativity and a taste for conviviality. Nestled in the heart of the ci...
If you’re looking for a destination that combines authenticity, creativity and a touch of bohemia, then Rosemont is the place to be. This eclectic neighborhood is full of surprises, with lively markets, artistic c...
The best part of the week is the weekend! There’s nothing like getting together with friends over a cold beer or a smart cocktail. So that you can concentrate on having a good time and not waste time agreeing, we&...
A small neighborhood just north of the stars like the Plateau and Petite-Patrie, Villeray is no slouch, with a thriving community and lots of great places to visit! Montreal’s Villeray district is a true hidden tr...
Visiting Old Montreal is like living an enchanted adventure in the heart of Quebec’s metropolis! This historic district is much more than just a tourist destination, it’s a journey through time where history...
We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But wouldn’t that also be the best? So to celebrate the only meal where you’re allowed to eat nothing but sweets, we’re taking you out...
St-Henri and Little Burgundy are two neighborhoods linked by Montreal culture, the Lachine Canal and Notre-Dame Street, the main thoroughfare that winds its way to the Old Port. Brimming with stores, cafés, restaurants...