Discover the best things to do in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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Showing 24 of 78 places in Montreal
Royalmount isn’t "just another mall"—and that's not us justtrying to be promotional. It’s an experiment in high-end cons...
Once known as the beating heart of hockey in Canada, the Montreal Forum has lived many lives. From 1924 to 1996, it was...
Cégep du Vieux Montréal doesn’t scream luxury, but it’s got one of the more centrally located indoor pools in the city—a...
Aire Commune is in a bold new phase in Montreal’s public realm. This summer, Îlot 84 is debuting Espace solaire, the fir...
Le TAZ is where Montreal’s rolling sports scene finds its footing—literally. Tucked inside the Complexe environnemental...
Born out of the pandemic and a love for pinball, Arcade Mile-X is what happens when a legendary bar crew decides to buil...
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The Société des arts technologiques (SAT) isn’t just a venue—it’s Montréal’s nerve center for digital culture. Founded i...
Glide beneath the towering glass dome of Atrium Le 1000, Montreal’s only year-round indoor skating rink, set inside the...
Roller Avenue brings Montreal’s roller disco fantasy back to life, channeling the late-70s and 80s moment when skating,...
A/Maze Atwater is where Montreal’s escape room boom quietly took shape. Opened in a former industrial depot on Saint-Jac...
Sports de Combats has been channeling Montrealers’ pent-up energy into something constructive—or at least entertaining—s...
Founded in 2008, Ateliers & Saveurs was ahead of the curve before “experiential dining” became a buzzword. It remains on...
Muni isn’t your standard sports bar with a couple of simulators stuffed in a corner—it’s an 8,000-square-foot alt-countr...
Zero Latency VR trades the usual VR booth for scale. The experience unfolds inside a free-roam arena roughly the size of...
Royal Montreal Curling Club is a piece of sporting infrastructure that has been in continuous use since 1807, making it...
Open since 1991, this private shooting club operates with a clear emphasis on structure, safety, and control. The indoor...
Rage Axe Throwing has been part of Montreal’s recreational landscape since 2016, offering a structured, safety-first ent...
In NDG, the summer crowd gravitates toward Confederation Park’s 50-metre public pool—a no-fuss setup that handles everyt...
La Piscinette isn’t just a clever name—it’s Montreal’s first public pool built into a shipping container, and a lifeline...
Quartier DIX30 was built to solve a suburban problem: how to make shopping, dining, and entertainment feel less like an...
The Golf municipal de Montréal is a rare find: a public nine-hole course with a driving range, tucked right next to Parc...
For Verdun locals, Piscine Arthur-Therrien is a dependable summer standby—unfussy, family-oriented, and free. Tucked jus...
At Parc Jarry, the pool doesn’t play backup to the park—it’s a main attraction in its own right. Tucked just off Rue Gar...
Tucked inside leafy Parc John-F.-Kennedy, this Outremont pool has been serving low-key summer energy since 1964. It’s th...
Showing 24 of 78 places in Montreal
Royalmount isn’t "just another mall"—and that's not us justtrying to be promotional. It’s an experiment in high-end cons...
Once known as the beating heart of hockey in Canada, the Montreal Forum has lived many lives. From 1924 to 1996, it was...
Cégep du Vieux Montréal doesn’t scream luxury, but it’s got one of the more centrally located indoor pools in the city—a...
Aire Commune is in a bold new phase in Montreal’s public realm. This summer, Îlot 84 is debuting Espace solaire, the fir...
Le TAZ is where Montreal’s rolling sports scene finds its footing—literally. Tucked inside the Complexe environnemental...
Born out of the pandemic and a love for pinball, Arcade Mile-X is what happens when a legendary bar crew decides to buil...
The Société des arts technologiques (SAT) isn’t just a venue—it’s Montréal’s nerve center for digital culture. Founded i...
Glide beneath the towering glass dome of Atrium Le 1000, Montreal’s only year-round indoor skating rink, set inside the...
Roller Avenue brings Montreal’s roller disco fantasy back to life, channeling the late-70s and 80s moment when skating,...
A/Maze Atwater is where Montreal’s escape room boom quietly took shape. Opened in a former industrial depot on Saint-Jac...
Sports de Combats has been channeling Montrealers’ pent-up energy into something constructive—or at least entertaining—s...
Founded in 2008, Ateliers & Saveurs was ahead of the curve before “experiential dining” became a buzzword. It remains on...
Muni isn’t your standard sports bar with a couple of simulators stuffed in a corner—it’s an 8,000-square-foot alt-countr...
Zero Latency VR trades the usual VR booth for scale. The experience unfolds inside a free-roam arena roughly the size of...
Royal Montreal Curling Club is a piece of sporting infrastructure that has been in continuous use since 1807, making it...
Open since 1991, this private shooting club operates with a clear emphasis on structure, safety, and control. The indoor...
Rage Axe Throwing has been part of Montreal’s recreational landscape since 2016, offering a structured, safety-first ent...
In NDG, the summer crowd gravitates toward Confederation Park’s 50-metre public pool—a no-fuss setup that handles everyt...
La Piscinette isn’t just a clever name—it’s Montreal’s first public pool built into a shipping container, and a lifeline...
Quartier DIX30 was built to solve a suburban problem: how to make shopping, dining, and entertainment feel less like an...
The Golf municipal de Montréal is a rare find: a public nine-hole course with a driving range, tucked right next to Parc...
For Verdun locals, Piscine Arthur-Therrien is a dependable summer standby—unfussy, family-oriented, and free. Tucked jus...
At Parc Jarry, the pool doesn’t play backup to the park—it’s a main attraction in its own right. Tucked just off Rue Gar...
Tucked inside leafy Parc John-F.-Kennedy, this Outremont pool has been serving low-key summer energy since 1964. It’s th...
