Exploring Montreal: User Trip Plan and Vacation Idea for Montréal, Canada at Concierge.com

Exploring Montreal

By AlexandraHH

Trip Plan Tags:: budget,; wine,; romantic,; city

Destinations:: Canada,; Montréal,; North America,; Québec

Another option for a vacay with my boyfriend. It'll be like Europe but cheaper:)

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Article In The Mood For Love from Concierge.com

Routine is the death of desire. We're not sure who said that (fine, we'll take credit), but it was a truism in the Ozzie & Harriet generation, and it's... more

Nightlife Live Concerts, Montréal

Montréal is a haven for live music. Most established indie acts play at Sala Rossa, a Spanish social center on St. Laurent Boulevard, where the... more

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Nightlife Jazz, Montréal

Montréal is famous for its summer Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, held in late June through early July. The free shows are great, but... more

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Nightlife Gay Village, Montréal

Montréal's gay clubbers are young, sexy, and plugged in. Leading the party cry is Le Parking, where dancers of all orientations pulse to a different... more

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Shop St. Denis Street, Montréal

St. Denis's blend of restaurants and furniture and clothing stores offers a peek at how native Québecers like to shop and live. Three-level Zone sets the... more

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Shop St. Catherine Street, Montréal

The city's main shopping strip is lined with North America's biggest fashion chains and shoe shops. Simons is Montréal's version of H&M—check... more

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See + Do Parks, Montréal

Laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted (of Central Park fame), the gorgeous hilltop green acres of Mount Royal are perfect for strolls, picnics, and admiring the... more

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See + Do Plateau, Montréal

The Plateau, just north of downtown, is the pumping heart of Montréal bohemianism. A tableland adjacent to the city's namesake mountain, Mount Royal,... more

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See + Do Old Montréal, Montréal

Horse-drawn carriages still trot through the winding cobblestone streets where, in the 17th century, French settlers erected a city hall as well as a market and... more

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See + Do Mile End, Montréal

The Orthodox church on St. Viateur Street signals that this artsy, hipster enclave was once a Polish ghetto. Although it's now home to indie rock bands like the... more

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Eating Markets, Montréal

Montréal's two main open-air markets—filled with local products and seasonal produce, from crisp fiddleheads to heirloom tomatoes to cured... more

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Hotel Alexandre Logan (1870), Montréal

Passersby might never guess that this inconspicuous brown brick building on the edge of the Gay Village is actually a historic 1870 mansion that houses a bed... more

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