Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 55 places in Montreal
"Built between 1904 and 1905 by the then-independent City of Saint-Louis du Mile-End, Caserne 30 once served as the area...
Bâtiment 7 is one of the rare places in Montreal that feels entirely claimed by the people who use it. Sitting at the ed...
"The Mordecai Richler Library is as much a cultural repurposing project as it is a public institution. Housed in the for...
The Church of St. Irene and St. Markella sits on a Mile End street that’s seen more than one community pass through its...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Quartier des Spectacles is Montreal’s primary cultural district, concentrating an unusually dense network of venues,...
Esplanade Tranquille is a vibrant public space in the heart of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, designed to adapt sea...
If Saint-Laurent is where the murals go to be immortalized, De Rouen is where they go to live. Tucked under the train tr...
Dawson College is Quebec’s largest English-language CEGEP, and an institution that blends history, academic excellence,...
The Maisonneuve Library is a striking blend of history and modernity, housed in what was once the city hall of the forme...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Built in 1914 and named in honour of a McGill athlete-turned-soldier killed in WWI, Percival Molson Memorial Stadium is...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Olympic Park remains one of Montreal’s most ambitious—and debated—urban landmark...
Once the industrial artery that fueled Montreal’s rise, the Lachine Canal is now where the city slows down—at least for...
This urban riverside beach keeps it simple. Verdun Beach offers a surprisingly calm slice of the St. Lawrence riverfront...
Long before it became a summer stomping ground for music heads and art kids, the Peel Basin was Montreal’s industrial de...
McGill University has been a fixture on the slope of Mount Royal since 1821, when a fur trader’s estate and a royal char...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
Showing 24 of 55 places in Montreal
"Built between 1904 and 1905 by the then-independent City of Saint-Louis du Mile-End, Caserne 30 once served as the area...
Bâtiment 7 is one of the rare places in Montreal that feels entirely claimed by the people who use it. Sitting at the ed...
"The Mordecai Richler Library is as much a cultural repurposing project as it is a public institution. Housed in the for...
The Church of St. Irene and St. Markella sits on a Mile End street that’s seen more than one community pass through its...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Quartier des Spectacles is Montreal’s primary cultural district, concentrating an unusually dense network of venues,...
Esplanade Tranquille is a vibrant public space in the heart of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, designed to adapt sea...
If Saint-Laurent is where the murals go to be immortalized, De Rouen is where they go to live. Tucked under the train tr...
Dawson College is Quebec’s largest English-language CEGEP, and an institution that blends history, academic excellence,...
The Maisonneuve Library is a striking blend of history and modernity, housed in what was once the city hall of the forme...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Built in 1914 and named in honour of a McGill athlete-turned-soldier killed in WWI, Percival Molson Memorial Stadium is...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Olympic Park remains one of Montreal’s most ambitious—and debated—urban landmark...
Once the industrial artery that fueled Montreal’s rise, the Lachine Canal is now where the city slows down—at least for...
This urban riverside beach keeps it simple. Verdun Beach offers a surprisingly calm slice of the St. Lawrence riverfront...
Long before it became a summer stomping ground for music heads and art kids, the Peel Basin was Montreal’s industrial de...
McGill University has been a fixture on the slope of Mount Royal since 1821, when a fur trader’s estate and a royal char...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
Your guide to the best places in Montreal. Discover local favourites, hidden gems, and top-rated spots across the city.
Built from our network
The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
Selection is editorial, not commercial
A venue earns its place before it can sponsor or advertise.
Ranked by readers
Placement reflects what people recommend, save, and visit.
Showing 24 of 55 places in Montreal
"Built between 1904 and 1905 by the then-independent City of Saint-Louis du Mile-End, Caserne 30 once served as the area...
Bâtiment 7 is one of the rare places in Montreal that feels entirely claimed by the people who use it. Sitting at the ed...
"The Mordecai Richler Library is as much a cultural repurposing project as it is a public institution. Housed in the for...
The Church of St. Irene and St. Markella sits on a Mile End street that’s seen more than one community pass through its...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Quartier des Spectacles is Montreal’s primary cultural district, concentrating an unusually dense network of venues,...
Esplanade Tranquille is a vibrant public space in the heart of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, designed to adapt sea...
If Saint-Laurent is where the murals go to be immortalized, De Rouen is where they go to live. Tucked under the train tr...
Dawson College is Quebec’s largest English-language CEGEP, and an institution that blends history, academic excellence,...
The Maisonneuve Library is a striking blend of history and modernity, housed in what was once the city hall of the forme...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Built in 1914 and named in honour of a McGill athlete-turned-soldier killed in WWI, Percival Molson Memorial Stadium is...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Olympic Park remains one of Montreal’s most ambitious—and debated—urban landmark...
Once the industrial artery that fueled Montreal’s rise, the Lachine Canal is now where the city slows down—at least for...
This urban riverside beach keeps it simple. Verdun Beach offers a surprisingly calm slice of the St. Lawrence riverfront...
Long before it became a summer stomping ground for music heads and art kids, the Peel Basin was Montreal’s industrial de...
McGill University has been a fixture on the slope of Mount Royal since 1821, when a fur trader’s estate and a royal char...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
Showing 24 of 55 places in Montreal
"Built between 1904 and 1905 by the then-independent City of Saint-Louis du Mile-End, Caserne 30 once served as the area...
Bâtiment 7 is one of the rare places in Montreal that feels entirely claimed by the people who use it. Sitting at the ed...
"The Mordecai Richler Library is as much a cultural repurposing project as it is a public institution. Housed in the for...
The Church of St. Irene and St. Markella sits on a Mile End street that’s seen more than one community pass through its...
Place d’Armes is one of Montreal’s oldest public squares and a compact lesson in the city’s history. First laid out in 1...
The Quartier des Spectacles is Montreal’s primary cultural district, concentrating an unusually dense network of venues,...
Esplanade Tranquille is a vibrant public space in the heart of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, designed to adapt sea...
If Saint-Laurent is where the murals go to be immortalized, De Rouen is where they go to live. Tucked under the train tr...
Dawson College is Quebec’s largest English-language CEGEP, and an institution that blends history, academic excellence,...
The Maisonneuve Library is a striking blend of history and modernity, housed in what was once the city hall of the forme...
Nestled atop Montreal’s Mount Royal, Beaver Lake (Lac aux Castors) is a man-made marvel with a history as rich as its su...
Spanning 75 hectares, Montreal’s Botanical Garden is one of the most celebrated botanical collections globally. Opened o...
Place des Festivals is the civic stage for Montreal. Since opening in 2009, the plaza has anchored the rhythm of the Qua...
The Sun Life Building anchors the corner of Metcalfe and René-Lévesque with the kind of presence only a century-old stru...
Built in 1914 and named in honour of a McGill athlete-turned-soldier killed in WWI, Percival Molson Memorial Stadium is...
A fixture of Montreal’s Little Italy since 1933, Jean-Talon Market is one of North America’s largest and most vibrant op...
Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Olympic Park remains one of Montreal’s most ambitious—and debated—urban landmark...
Once the industrial artery that fueled Montreal’s rise, the Lachine Canal is now where the city slows down—at least for...
This urban riverside beach keeps it simple. Verdun Beach offers a surprisingly calm slice of the St. Lawrence riverfront...
Long before it became a summer stomping ground for music heads and art kids, the Peel Basin was Montreal’s industrial de...
McGill University has been a fixture on the slope of Mount Royal since 1821, when a fur trader’s estate and a royal char...
The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal transforms the waterfront into a sprawling public space where history, design, an...
Maisonneuve Market has been a cornerstone of community commerce in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve for over a century. Originally...
Place Ville Marie is the closest thing Montreal has to a civic metronome. When it opened in 1962, the cross-shaped tower...
