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school group guide

2013
school group guide
Contents
restaurants...........................................................................................................5
France......................................................................................................................................................................................7
Deli............................................................................................................................................................................................8
Italy..........................................................................................................................................................................................11
Public Markets......................................................................................................................................................................11
Sugar shack............................................................................................................................................................................12
Off the GrilL...........................................................................................................................................................................13
Animation................................................................................................................................................................................14
Vegetarian..............................................................................................................................................................................15
Other........................................................................................................................................................................................16
tourist attractions............................................................................................17
Art............................................................................................................................................................................................19
History.....................................................................................................................................................................................20
Science and nature...............................................................................................................................................................24
Churches.................................................................................................................................................................................26
Multi-recreational sites....................................................................................................................................................27
activities | entertainment..................................................................................29
Educational and cultural activities................................................................................................................................31
Sports and Leisure...............................................................................................................................................................37
Entertainment.......................................................................................................................................................................41
Workshops..............................................................................................................................................................................44
CHARTERED BUS SERVICES.......................................................................................45
Educational institutions....................................................................................49
GUIDED TOURS...........................................................................................................53
Bike tours...............................................................................................................................................................................55
Boat tours..............................................................................................................................................................................56
Walking tours........................................................................................................................................................................58
performance venues............................................................................................61
Cultural Centers .................................................................................................................................................................63
Shopping Centres .................................................................................................................................................................65
Multi-recreational Sites ...................................................................................................................................................66
Churches ................................................................................................................................................................................67
accomodations......................................................................................................69
contact us..............................................................................................................79
Legend
G Assisted wheelchair accessibility
F Full wheelchair accessibility
U Parking for buses
2013 school group guide restaurants
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restaurants
France
Espace La Fontaine 3933 du Parc-La Fontaine Avenue
Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile End
514 280-2525
Ç Sherbrooke
www.espacelafontaine.com
Under the helm of Chef Bernard Beaudoin, Espace La Fontaine serves healthy meals made with quality products in a pleasant, family-friendly atmosphere. Specialties
include antipasti, tartar, mussels, sausages, eggs benedict, and house smoked salmon. The brunch menu, served on weekends, is sure to please all breakfast lovers. A
choice of beers, as well as red, white, rosé, and sparkling wine selections are also offered. Group menus for 25 guests or more are possible. Open: Open year round. Consult the schedule on the Espace La Fontaine website. Reservations required for groups of 25 or more.
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Le Bourlingueur 363 Saint-François-Xavier Street
Old Montréal and Old Port
514 845-3646
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.lebourlingueur.ca
Close to the St. Lawrence River is Le Bourlingueur with its menu of seafood specialties, in particular poached salmon. Fish and seafood lovers, as well as those craving red
meat, will find satisfaction in the chef’s selection, served in an unpretentious atmosphere.
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Restaurant de l’Institut F
Hôtel de L’Institut, 3535 Saint-Denis Street
514 282-5120
Ç Sherbrooke
www.ithq.qc.ca/en/restaurant
François Courville
Tel.: 514 282-5108 4015
Email: [email protected]
Through its upscale regional cuisine prepared with fresh Québec products, the Restaurant de l’Institut, under the guidance of Chef Olivier Rault, is adept at displaying
the quality of training given at the Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec (ITHQ), a centre of excellence in education specializing in tourism, hotel, and restaurant
services. During the week, the kitchen and dining room welcome graduating ITHQ students to put their classroom training into practice under the watchful eyes of their
teachers. Open: Breakfast: Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and Saturday to Sunday, 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Lunch: Monday to Friday, noon to 1:30 p.m., closed on
Saturday and Sunday. Evening: Tuesday to Saturday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., closed on Sunday and Monday.
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restaurants
Restaurant Le Fripon 436 Place Jacques-Cartier
514 861-1386
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.lefripon.com
Sacha Bertola
Tel.: 514 861-1386
Located in a superb historic house on Place Jacques-Cartier in Old Montréal, Le Fripon offers, in its brand new bistro concept, a mouth-watering menu that is sure to
please. The bar, a perfect place for cocktail hour and sports nights, offers more than 300 imported and microbrewery beers. Every summer, Le Fripon sets up a pretty terrace decorated with flowers and cooled down on hot summer days, with a view on the public square. Open: Daily, 8 a.m. to 3 a.m.
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Restaurant et Taverne Magnan G
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2602 Saint-Patrick Street
Pôle des Rapides and Griffintown
514 935-9647
Ç Charlevoix
www.maisonmagnan.com
Founded in 1932, the Magnan is well-known for its roast beef and festive ambiance. This Québec family-run business includes a fine-dining restaurant, urban tavern, bar,
terrace, and reception hall. The establishment also offers delicious homemade products.
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Brisket Montréal & Salon Krausmann U
1093 Beaver Hall Hill
Downtown
514 878-3641
Ç Square-Victoria
www.briskets.ca
Michel Côté
Tel.: 514 842-4881 6127
For over 25 years, customers from far and wide have been converging on Brisket Montréal for its delectable traditional smoked meat. But Brisket’s secret to success
doesn’t only lie on the unique taste of its smoked meat: its relaxing surroundings, classical decor, as well as its outstanding and charming service all contribute to its
international reputation. Recommended by Guide du routard. Open: November 1 to April 30: Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 10
a.m. to 2 p.m.; Reservation only on Sunday afternoon; May 1 to October 31: Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Weekends, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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restaurants
Chez Cora (Côte-des-Neiges) G
5940 de la Côte-des-Neiges Road
Mount Royal and Outremont
514 341-2672
Ç Côte-des-Neiges
www.chezcora.com
Angela Melfi
Tel.: 514 341-2672
Specializing in gourmet breakfast and healthy lunch menus, Chez Cora dishes up an explosion of freshness, colours and flavours in a friendly, family atmosphere. Omelettes, pancakes and French toasts accompanied by an abundance of fresh fruits to decorate your plate and delight your palate are on the menu to ensure a pleasant
and delicious meal among friends. Open: Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Chez Cora (du Parc) U
3465 du Parc Avenue
Downtown
514 849-4932
Ç Place-des-Arts, bus 80 North
www.chezcora.com
Chantal Piché
Tel.: 514 849-4932
and delicious meal among friends. Open: Monday to Saturday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Chez Cora (Mont-Royal) 1396 du Mont-Royal Avenue East
514 525-9495
Ç Mont-Royal
www.chezcora.com
Lisa-Marie Larouche
Tel.: 514 525-9495
and delicious meal among friends. Open: Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Chez Cora (Saint-Jacques) U
6685 Saint-Jacques Street West
514 369-0733
Ç Vendôme bus 90 West
www.chezcora.com
Alain Desmarais
Tel.: 514 369-0733
and delicious meal among friends. Open: Monday to Saturday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Mâche restaurant 1655 Saint-Denis Street
Quartier latin
514 439-5535
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.restaurantmache.com
Located in the heart of the action on Saint-Denis Street, Restaurant Mâche offers Québec comfort food, including poutine and shepherd’s pie, in a relaxed, cozy, and warm
pub atmosphere. Open: Sunday to Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Thursday to Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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124 Saint-Paul Street East
514 874-0485
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.pubstpaul.com
Richard Bicari
Tel.: 514 874-0485
Steps from Place Jacques-Cartier, in the heart of Old Montréal, is the delightful Pub St-Paul, renowned for its affordable good food and excellent nightly shows. Spread out
over two floors, the pub offers the delights of a warm atmosphere with excellent views overlooking the Old Port. Open: Daily, 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.
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Sir Winston Churchill Pub Complex U
1455-59 Crescent Street
Downtown
514 288-3814
Ç Peel
www.swcpc.com
Renée Ladouceur
Tel.: 514 843-6461
Sir Winston Churchill, Crescent Street’s first pub, was founded by John Vago in 1967. His jovial character enabled him to develop unique and lasting relationships both
with customers and staff. Twelve years later, Vago turned the second floor into the cozy atmosphere of Winnie’s, which remains one of the Crescent Street musts of today.
Karina’s piano bar opened in 1999 to cater to patrons who enjoy piano music and dancing until the wee hours. The Sir Winston Churchill Pub Complex, the founding establishment of Crescent Street, is also one of Montréal’s notable landmarks. Open: Sir Winston Churchill Pub: Monday to Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Winnie’s: Monday to
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Karina: Thursday and Friday, 5 p.m. to 3 a.m., Saturday, 10 p.m. to 3 a.m.
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restaurants
Italy
Guido & Angelina (McGill) G
690 Sainte-Catherine Street West
Downtown
514 393-3808
Ç McGill
www.guidoandangelina.com
Guido & Angelina’s Italian sense of comfort and hospitality make it perfect for private gatherings and corporate events. Serving up traditional Italian dishes with modern
touches, the restaurant offers set and customized menus for lunch, dinner, and cocktail events. Wines are available by the glass or bottle, and include classics and rare
finds at exceptional value. With two locations in Montréal, «G&A» has become a popular destination for both locals and visitors, who can watch their favorite game on
wide screen televisions or sit back and enjoy the music in a delightful and stylish atmosphere. Open: Sunday, noon to 11 p.m.; Monday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.;
Friday, 11 a.m. to midnight; Saturday, noon to midnight.
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Wienstein & Gavino’s 1434 Crescent Street
Downtown
514 288-2231
Ç Peel
www.wiensteinandgavinos.com
Carole Dulude
Tel.: 514 564-7821
Situated on popular Crescent Street, Wienstein & Gavino’s buzzes with its own energy on three floors. Its Mediterranean menu showcases traditional dishes with a modern
twist. Guests will also enjoy its great bar and extensive wine list. Open: Sunday to Wednesday, 11 a.m. to midnight; Thursday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Bar open until 3
a.m.
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Public Markets
Atwater Market G
138 Atwater Avenue
514 937-7754
Ç Lionel-Groulx
www.marchespublics-mtl.com
Open since 1933, the Atwater Market features a diverse range of merchants, caterers and specialty boutiques selling meats, fish, baked goods and fine foods all year
round, in addition to its many vegetable and horticultural producers. The Lachine Canal cycling path leads up to the market. Open: Monday to Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 6
p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Jean-Talon Market G
7070 Henri-Julien Street
Little Italy
514 937-7754
Ç Jean-Talon
The multicultural flavours and sights of the Jean-Talon Market have been attracting crowds to Little Italy since 1933. In addition to the ubiquitous fruit, vegetable and
flower stalls is a tasty array of specialty shops that feature spices, oils, cheeses, meats, pastries and exquisite products that are specific to Québec. Open: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Maisonneuve Market G
4445 Ontario Street East
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
514 937-7754
Ç Pie-IX
Housed in a modern building, Maisonneuve Market, one of Montréal’s main public markets, offers the variety of products found at large markets: flowers, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese, fish, baked goods and locally-made products. Standing in a lively place, the Beaux-Arts style building is the former site of the old market, built
before World War I. In the middle, the fountain monument of Marius Dufresne is composed of a statue by Alfred Laliberté (1915) which depicts a market gardener of the
17th century. Open: Monday to Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Public Market of Lachine 1865 Notre-Dame Street, Lachine
514 937-7754
Ç Angrignon bus 195
The Public Market of Lachine, Montréal’s oldest public market, is home to plant stalls, a bakery and a café. Cheese, gourmet shops and fruits are also available. The
market is located along the bike path. Open: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. From May to October, truck farmers arrive on site
early.
Sugar shack
Canadian Maple Delights U
514 765-3456
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.mapledelights.com
Alain Bergeron
Tel.: 514 765-3456 224
Gelati, coffee, pastries, organic maple syrup and many more delicacies made from maple syrup are beautifully displayed on the shelves of this bistro-boutique, where
guests are treated to the myriad flavours of maple, in a warm ambiance. Furthermore, visitors might want to stop by the on-site museum to discover the secrets of maple
products. Open: Summer: Monday to Friday, 9 p.m. to 11.p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Winter: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 10
a.m. to 6 p.m.
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restaurants
Sucrerie de la Montagne U
300 Saint-Georges Road, Rigaud
Montérégie
450 451-0831
www.sucreriedelamontagne.com
Stefan Faucher
Tel.: 450 451-0831
Visitors are invited to participate in several traditional activities: hay-rides in horse-drawn carriage, guided tours to the sugar shack and the hundred-year-old bakery. The
old-time sugar feast is an all-you-can-eat family-style meal animated by folk singers where the guests are invited to sing and dance. After the meal, a visit to the general
store is a must. Open: Daily, 11 a.m to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Upon reservation.
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Off the GrilL
L’Atelier d’Argentine 355 Marguerite D’Youville Street
514 287-3362
Ç Square-Victoria
www.atelierargentine.com/en
Located in the Old Port, L’Atelier d’Argentine offers a variety of group menus to satisfy all tastes and budgets. Signature dishes include Cuarteto empanadas, Chorizo de
Mariscos, and Milanesa de Pollo. Vintages from Argentina and the rest of the world grace the restaurant’s extensive wine list. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, live music
from Drum Addiction gets things rolling at 5 p.m., and on Friday evenings a DJ spins in this casual, laidback, venue that brings together rustic and modern décor elements. Open: Monday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Tuesday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.; Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Reuben's Montréal's Premier Deli & Steakhouse 1116 Sainte-Catherine Street West
Downtown
514 866-1029
Ç Peel
www.reubensdeli.com
This welcoming family-style restaurant serves traditional smoked meat in such dishes as the famous Reuben’s sandwich. The menu also includes steak, hamburgers,
salads and tantalizing desserts. With its Art deco style, Reuben’s is reminiscent of typical New York diners. Open: Monday to Wednesday, 6:30 a.m. to Midnight; Thursday
to Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 11h30 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. and Sunday, 8 .am. to Midnight. Closed on December 25, 2012.
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Vieux-Port Steakhouse 39 Saint-Paul Street East
514 866-3175
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.vpsteak.com
Tina Mourdoukoutas
Tel.: 514 866-8080 221
In the heart of Old Montréal, the Vieux-Port Steakhouse, located in a building dating back to 1880, offers dining rooms of various décors where an ambiance of warmth
reigns. The restaurant is renowned for its pepper steak, fresh fish, and seafood, including lobster, and on Sundays, guests can benefit from a generous brunch. In the summertime, the magnificent outdoor terrace is a choice setting in which to enjoy the balmy evenings of the season. Open: Lunch - daily, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (table d'hôte
served until 2 p.m.). Dinner - Sunday to Thursday, 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 4 p.m. to midnight. Brunch - Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Animation
Balcon Cabaret Music-Hall U
304 Notre-Dame Street East
514 528-9766
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.lebalcon.ca
Julien Robitaille
Tel.: 514 528-9766 23
A venue as unique as they come, with a character somewhere between New York cabaret and Parisian dinner-theater, Le Balcon Cabaret Music-Hall offers an exclusive
dining and entertainment experience in the heart of quaint Old Montreal. Its distinct fusion cuisine inspired by the flavors of the world entices the most refined pallets,
who like to extend the Balconesque experience by savouring, up close and live, the wide variety of musical styles and cultures offered by world-class artists. The intimate
and festive atmosphere of Le Balcon promises to deliver memorable moments to all patrons. Open: Open for special events and show nights: Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30
p.m. to 11 p.m. Ticket office: Tuesday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on show nights: 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tickets also available on Admission Network.
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Jardin Nelson 407 Place Jacques-Cartier
514 861-5731
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.jardinnelson.com
At the heart of Old Montréal, the wrought-iron gates of the Jardin Nelson open onto a veritable urban paradise. The menu is eclectic and the beverage choices include an
extensive wine list, as well as cool cocktails and delicious sangrias to suit every taste bud. Outdoors, the large terrace accommodates up to 400 guests, all of whom can
relax to the sound of jazz duets, trios or quartets at lunch or at sunset. Whatever the time of day, the Jardin Nelson remains an unforgettable experience. Open: May 1 to
the end of September, Monday to Friday, from 11:30 a.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays, from 10 a.m. Closing time set by the tempo of urban life in Old Montreal and its
activities. April and October, weekends only, when the weather allows it. Clo
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Le Cabaret du Roy - Restaurant
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363 de la Commune Street East
514 907-9000
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.oyez.ca
restaurants
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Louis-Maxime Lockwell
Tel.: 514 907-9000 21
Taken by storm by a band of buccaneers, Le Cabaret du Roy transports guests to the world of piracy in New France. Patrons can feast in local fish and game animals, as
well as try their luck at gaming and winning prizes throughout the night. Younger seafarers are welcome in the early evening. Open: Summer: daily, 11h30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Winter: Friday to Sunday, 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Groups of 25 and more: daily, upon reservation.
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Vegetarian
Le Commensal - McGill College Ave. 1204 McGill College Avenue
Downtown
514 871-1480
Ç McGill
www.commensal.com
Located on McGill College Avenue, south of Sainte-Catherine Street, this vegetarian restaurant boasts a minimalist décor, a laid-back atmosphere and a spectacular view
of Montréal’s business district. Its menu consists of soups, salads, hot dishes (pasta, tofu, seitan, vegetables, pizza, quiches, etc.), desserts and a wine list. The restaurant also offers a menu for groups of 20 or more. Among its specialties are the apple and beet salad, avocados in vinaigrette with capers, seitan bourguignon, lasagna,
grilled ginger tofu, maple syrup pie and walnut squares. Open: Every day, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed on January 1 and 2, June 24 and December 25.
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Le Commensal - Saint-Denis Street U
1720 Saint-Denis Street
Quartier latin
514 845-2627
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.commensal.com
Nestled in the heart of Montréal’s Quartier latin, this vegetarian restaurant extending over three floors has an inviting and relaxed atmosphere. Its menu consists of soups,
salads, hot dishes (pasta, tofu, seitan, vegetables, pizza, quiches, etc.), desserts and a wine list. Among its specialties are the apple and beet salad, avocados in vinaigrette with capers, seitan bourguignon, lasagna, grilled ginger tofu, maple syrup pie and walnut squares. During the jazz festival, musicians perform at the restaurant.
Open: Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Monday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Tuesday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Other
Casa de Mateo 438 Saint-François-Xavier Street
514 844-7448
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.casademateo.com
Fanny Esfahani
Tel.: 514 286-9589
Come visit a part of Mexico and its mariachis while in Montréal and taste its authentic Mexican cuisine. Casa de Mateo is a sunny place, all year round.
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Le Pavillon Nanpic 75A, De La Gauchetière Street West
Downtown
514 395-8106
Ç Place-d’Armes
Dorothy Yung
Tel.: 514 395-8106
A great restaurant to enjoy a gourmet meal prepared with only fresh, quality ingredients and spices resulting in mouth-watering flavours and vibrant colours. Open: Open
daily except on Christmas. Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to midnight; Saturday and Sunday, noon to midnight.
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Wok du Chef Restaurant 1200 Du Mont-Royal Av. East
514 525-2882
Ç Mont-Royal
At Le Wok du Chef, Asian cuisine is served amid a Zen décor and a relaxed ambiance on Mont-Royal Avenue, in the heart of the hip Plateau Mont-Royal neighbourhood.
Open: Sunday to Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Thursday to Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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2013 school group guide tourist attractions
tourist attractions
Art
Canadian Centre for Architecture G
1920 Baile Street
Downtown
514 939-7026
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.cca.qc.ca
Émile Thomas
Tel.:514 939-7001 2624
The Canadian Centre for Architecture is an international research centre and museum recognized for the richness of its collections and the quality of its exhibitions.
The CCA has received numerous awards for the design of its building, which includes the Shaughnessy House, one of the rare 19th-century Montréal houses open to the
public. The sculpture garden reflects the history of architecture as well as the city that surrounds the site. In addition to exhibitions, the CCA organizes a wide variety of
activities: guided tours of the building, the garden or the current exhibitions, films, lectures and workshops.
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Espace VERRE U
1200 Mill Street
514 933-6849
Ç McGill, bus 168
www.espaceverre.qc.ca
Espace VERRE is a glass blowing and glass arts school, studio and gallery that teaches glass techniques, promotes glass art and provides services to professional glass
artists. Housed in a former fire house in the south-west of Montréal, its glassblowing workshops are open to the public to watch these artisans in action while the gallery
exhibits and sells various glass items.
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guided tour
Grande Bibliothèque - Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec F
475 De Maisonneuve Blvd. East
Quartier latin
514 873-1100
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.banq.qc.ca
The Grande Bibliothèque houses Québec’s largest collection of recent, rare and old editions, multimedia documents, reference materials, maps and prints. Not only is it
an exceptional cultural venue, but it is also a multifunctional area, offering an auditorium, exhibition hall, café-restaurant and outdoor facilities.
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Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal G
Downtown
514 847-6226
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.macm.org
Canada’s premier museum devoted exclusively to contemporary art, the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal is a superb place to discover the wealth of Québec creativity and leading international trends in contemporary painting, drawing, engraving, sculpture, photography, installation, film, and video.
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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts F
1380 Sherbrooke Street West
Downtown
514 285-2000
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.mmfa.qc.ca
Every year, MMFA visitors enjoy free admission to its comprehensive collections and unique temporary exhibitions, as well as educational, cultural, and community programs. The year 2011 marked the opening of the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion, devoted to Québec and Canadian art, and the Bourgie room, a concert hall incorporating a rare collection of Tiffany stained glass. With its other pavilions dedicated to world cultures, ancient and contemporary European art, decorative arts, and design, the
MMFA also now integrates music into the appreciation of the visual arts. A pavilion committed to ancient masters will open its doors by 2017.
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History
Centre d’histoire de Montréal F
335 Place d’Youville
514 872-3207
Ç Square-Victoria
www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/chm
The Centre d’histoire de Montréal hands you the key to Montréal’s multiple identities. With three floors and as many exhibitions, you’ll live or re-live the rich and eventful
history of our metropolis through sound environments, spectacular images, visual effects, personal testimonies and intriguing artefacts.
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Château Dufresne Museum G U
2929 Jeanne-d’Arc Street
514 259-9201
Ç Pie-IX
www.chateaudufresne.com
Samia Benlamara
Tel.:514 259-9201
Built between 1915 and 1918, the Château Dufresne is a beaux arts-style private mansion which was owned by the Dufresne brothers, two important members of Montréal’s
French-speaking bourgeoisie. Today, it houses the museum dedicated to the history of Montréal’s east end. The building boasts an interior decor painted by artist Guido
Nincheri and is testament to the tastes of the roaring twenties.
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Château Ramezay – Historic Site and Museum of Montréal G
514 861-3708
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.chateauramezay.qc.ca
Louise Hébert
Tel.:514 844-4021
A prestigious residence from the 18th century, the Château Ramezay is Montréal’s portal to its past and the first building in Québec classified as an historic monument.
The Château invites you to relive more than 500 years of history, from the pre-contact Amerindian era to the 20th century. A must-see attraction in Old Montréal, the
Château exhibits its collections in a variety of ways, intermingled with multimedia portrayals of historical figures recounting, in six languages, highlights of their lives at
the manor. The site includes the Governor’s Garden, a typically delightful 18th century urban retreat.
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Écomusée du fier monde G
2050 Amherst Street
The Village
514 528-8444
Ç Sherbrooke
www.ecomusee.qc.ca
Chloé Guillaume
Tel.:514 528-8444
The Écomusée du fier monde invites guests to travel through time to the Industrial Revolution! A museum both of history and society, the Écomusée encourages an exploration of industry throughout the years and promotes reflection upon key community issues. The museum makes it home in the old Généreux public bath, a magnificent
example of architecture from the 1920s.
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Fleming Mill Historical Interpretation Centre
9675 LaSalle Blvd., LaSalle
514 367-6439
Ç Angrignon, bus 110 or 106
http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/lasalle
Marcelle Pallascio
Tel.:514 367-6000 6387
This restored windmill, five storeys high, is the only Québec mill of Anglo-Saxon influence. The exterior has been completely renovated. Its 200-year history is presented in
theatrical skits.
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Maison Saint-Gabriel, Museum and Historic Site U
2146 Place Dublin
514 935-8136
Ç Charlevoix, bus 57
www.maisonsaint-gabriel.qc.ca
Purchased by Marguerite Bourgeoys in 1662, this magnificent 300-year-old house is one of the most beautiful examples of traditional Québec architecture. Converted into
a museum in 1966, it showcases various aspects of rural life in the 17th century and the extraordinary experience of the King’s Wards. Visitors can enjoy discovering shows
and original, captivating programming with artisans, musicians, actors, and storytellers. Temporary exhibits are housed in the 19th-century stone barn, the garden recreated in the spirit of New France, and the new thematic garden of the Métayères.
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Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel F U
514 282-8670
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.marguerite-bourgeoys.com
Valérie Amiot
Tel.:514 282-5120
This 300-year-old chapel and its captivating history museum will amaze visitors as they move through the exhibition rooms, including the magnificent crypt and the tower
with a spectacular view of Old Montréal. They will find themselves covering more than 2,000 years of history. Of special interest: the tomb of Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys,
the tower lookout and the archaeological site. And to make the most out of the visit, tour podcasts can be downloaded to portable MP3 devices from the Conseil du
patrimoine religieux Website.
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McCord Museum F
Downtown
514 398-7100
Ç McGill
www.mccord-museum.qc.ca
Linda D’Angelo
Tel.:514 866-9942 506
The McCord Museum is one of the most important historical museums in Canada. It celebrates Montréal life past and present-its people, its artisans, its communities, its
metropolitan area. Through a contemporary approach, the Museum presents exciting exhibitions that appeal to people from here and elsewhere. It also offers educational
and cultural activities and innovative Internet projects.
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Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame
1909 des-Canadiens-de-Montreal Ave.
Downtown
514 925-7777
Ç Lucien-L’Allier
www.hall.canadiens.com
Béatrice Bernard-Poulin
Tel.:514 925-2193
A veritable museum of the history of the Habs since the team’s founding in 1909, the Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame exhibits objects, images, and interactive displays in
nearly 10,000 square feet of space as it recounts the story of a club that has stirred crowds and warmed the hearts of Québec people throughout the wintertime. A major
destination for hockey fans of all ages, the Hall of Fame also conducts tours of the Bell Centre, home of the world famous Montreal Canadiens. Please contact us for more
information and bookings.
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Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History G U
350 Place Royale
514 872-9150
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.pacmuseum.qc.ca
Sonie Vilfort
Tel.:514 872-9127
Pointe-à-Callière is a national historic site rising above the actual remains of the city’s birthplace. It takes visitors on an authentic archaeological tour from the 14th century, when Natives camped on the site, right up to the present. They’ll see Native artefacts, the city’s first Catholic cemetery, its first marketplace, and lots more. Cuttingedge technology and a multimedia show bring Montréal’s past to life in a whole new light. The Museum’s contemporary building is linked by an underground passage to
the Ancienne Douane, Montréal’s first Custom House, leading through an archaeological crypt safeguarding more than six centuries of history, beneath the raised portion
of Place Royale.
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Sir George-Etienne Cartier National Historic Site G
514 283-2282
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.parcscanada.gc.ca/cartier
David Ledoyen
Tel.:514 283-2282
Discover the only Victorian interior open to the public in Montréal. Meticulously restored according to the tastes and customs of the Montréal bourgeoisie around 1860,
the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site commemorates the life and work of this renowned politician, Father of Confederation. Guided visits and theatrical
presentation on reservation.
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Stewart Museum F U
20 Tour-de-l’Isle Road
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 861-6701
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.stewart-museum.org
Nicole Gilbert
Tel.:514 861-6703 233
The Stewart Museum, located in the heart of a natural location unique in an urban environment, celebrates the influence of European civilization in New France and North
America. Ivory, faience, brocade, silver, parchment... all these materials hand crafted by masters weave a time line where five centuries of political events, scientific
experiments and cultural life unfold. The Museum occupies the British fortified depot on Île Sainte-Hélène, a 19th century military construction. Both historic and modern,
the site features a glass tower offering a remarkable view of Montreal.
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The Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site of Canada G U
1255 Saint-Joseph Blvd., Lachine
514 637-7433
Ç Angrignon, bus 195 West
www.pc.gc.ca/fur
Marie-Monique Jean-Baptiste
Tel.:514 496-2023
The old stone-built depot, dating from 1803, used to contain goods imported from England or made in Montréal, destined for trade. Interactive presentations and selfguided or guided tours allow visitors to better understand this industry so essential to the colony’s growth.
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Science and nature
Biodôme de Montréal – Space for Life F U
4777 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue
Parking: 3000 Viau Street
514 868-3000
Ç Viau
www.espacepourlavie.ca/en
Albane Le Nay
Tel.:514 872-4321
The Montréal Biodôme offers a close encounter with its four Ecosystems of the Americas, where over 4,800 animals from 230 different species and 750 plant types coexist under the same roof. Experienced nature interpreters accompany guests on a trip that begins in the lush Tropical Rainforest, after which they travel to observe lynx,
beavers, and otters in the Laurentian Maple Forest. The next stage allows visitors to appreciate the numerous birds and rich underwater fauna inhabiting the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, and the voyage concludes with the penguins and auks in the Sub-Antarctic Islands. A visit to the Montréal Biodôme is a unique experience.
Biosphère, Environment Museum F U
160 Tour-de-l’Isle Road, Île Sainte-Hélène
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 283-5000
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.ec.gc.ca/biosphere
Géraldine Duvernay
Tel.:514 496-8296
An architectural masterpiece from Expo 67, Biosphère, Environment Museum is a great venue for information, awareness and education on the major environmental
issues related to water, air, climatic changes, sustainable development and responsible consumption. As an environment museum, the Biosphère presents permanent
and temporary exhibitions, events for the general public and guided activities that are as informative as they are entertaining. Group tours available; 25% off to green
transportation users.
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Ecomuseum Zoo U
21125 Sainte-Marie RoadHighway 40, exit 44
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, West Island
514 457-9449
www.zooenville.ca
David Ledoyen
Tel.:514 283-2282
The Ecomuseum Zoo offers an intimate glimpses into the lives of more than 115 species of live animals native to Québec’s St. Lawrence Valley. Only 30 minutes from downtown Montréal, this magnificent site gives visitors the opportunity to embark on a nature adventure, all year round!
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Montréal Botanical Garden – Space for Life F U
4101 Sherbrooke Street East
514 872-1400
Ç Pie-IX
Albane Le Nay
Tel.:514 872-4321
A popular oasis in the heart of the city, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the world’s largest and finest. Its extensive collection of 22,000 plant
species and cultivars, 10 exhibition greenhouses, Tree House and some thirty thematic gardens make it an exceptionally beautiful attraction. Its cultural gardens invite
visitors on a trip around the world, from China to Japan, to the world of the First Nations. For solitary meditation, a lovers’ tryst, a guided tour, a family rally... there’s no
end of ways to enjoy the Garden’s charms.
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Montréal Science Centre F U
2 de la Commune Street West
514 496-4724
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.montrealsciencecentre.com
Julie Bombardier
Tel.:514 697-6210
Let science surprise you when you visit four permanent exhibitions as well as the blockbuster show of the season. Astounding, funny, and surprising, the exhibitions at the
Montréal Science Centre open the doors to exploring, learning, and understanding a range of topics related to science and technology.
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Redpath Museum, McGill University
Downtown
514 398-4094
Ç McGill
www.mcgill.ca/redpath
Sarah Pimpaneau
Tel.:514 398-4086 00549
This museum of natural history presents its permanent exhibit: History and Diversity of Québec, including fossils, minerals and zoological specimens. World cultures
exhibits focus on Egypt, Africa, and Oceania. Highlights include dinosaurs and mummies.
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Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium – Space for Life G U
514 872-4530
Ç Viau
The new star of the Space for Life offers an innovative and unprecedented approach to astronomy in a spectacular and eco-friendly setting. Utilizing cutting-edge equipment, the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium presents a unique visitor experience, linking earth and beyond through science, art and poetry.
Saint-Michel Environmental Complex U
2345 Jarry Street East
North End
514 376-8648
Ç Jarry, bus 193 East
www.tohu.ca
This complex is located on an old quarry that served as a landfill site. You’ll be welcomed at TOHU, a construction that won Canada Gold LEED certification, in an ambiance that combines the arts with environmental concerns. Among other things, you will learn how biogases from garbage are transformed into electricity and how
recycled materials are processed.
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Churches
Christ Church Cathedral U
Downtown
514 843-6577
Ç McGill
www.montrealcathedral.ca
Paul Kennington
Tel.:514 843-6577 237
A fine example of neo-Gothic architecture, Christ Church Cathedral was built between 1857 and 1859. It now stands over an underground shopping centre, while a postmodern tower designed to suggest the features of a cathedral stands behind it. The Square between the Cathedral and the office tower is dedicated to Raoul Wallenberg,
Hero of Humanity, who saved thousands of Jews from concentration camps during World War II.
Mary Queen of the World Cathedral
Corner of René-Lévesque Blvd. and Mansfield Street
Downtown
514 866-1661
Ç Bonaventure
www.cathedralecatholiquedemontreal.org
Catherine Enright
Tel.:514 866-1661
Inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, this Catholic cathedral was built at the end of the 19th century in the heart of what was then the city’s Anglo-Protestant sector.
Inside, a superb gilded neo-baroque baldachin overlooks the altar. In the transept, paintings by Georges Delfosse illustrate the historic beginnings of Montréal.
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Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal G
110 Notre-Dame Street West
514 842-2925
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.notredamebasilica.ca
Mireille Desrochers
Tel.:514 842-2925 259
A masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture, Notre-Dame Basilica was built between 1824 and 1829. The magnificent interior in wood and the boldly modern design of the
Notre-Dame-du-Sacré-Coeur Chapel, captivate hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Paintings, sculptures and stained-glass windows illustrate biblical passages
as well as 350 years of parish history. In the evening a sound and light show presents the founding of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica.
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Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal F U
3800 Queen-Mary Road
514 733-8211
Ç Côte-des-Neiges
www.saint-joseph.org
Saint Joseph’s Oratory, perched atop Mount Royal, is one of the world’s most visited centres of pilgrimage. The basilica’s huge dome reaches 97 meters and is second only
in height to Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The imposing edifice contrasts sharply with the slight stature of its founder, Saint Brother André, the humble doorkeeper who
inspired its construction in 1904. Dedicated to Saint Joseph, the shrine includes among other things, the small original chapel, a votive chapel, a crypt church, and the
Basilica which can accommodate over 2,200 people. The votive chapel contains personal items (called ex-votos) left behind by thankful pilgrims in memory of a claimed
healing. Its magnificent organs and its carillon composed of 56 bells give audible testament to the world’s great composers.
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Multi-recreational sites
Granby Zoo F U
525 Saint-Hubert StreetHighway 10, exit 68 or 74
Granby
Eastern Townships
450 372-9113
www.zoodegranby.com
Jo-Ann Robichaud
Tel.:450 372-9113 2104
Granby Zoo is the most significant zoological garden in Québec, with trails allowing visitors to observe over 1,000 animals from about 200 exotic species, including
elephants, giraffes, gorillas, and tigers. Curious humans can attend 20 or so presentations by zookeepers and educators, while the bravest can confront the stormy waves
left behind by the god Hurakan at the Amazoo Yoplait Waterpark. Access to the Waterpark and the amusement rides within the zoo is included in the entry fee.
Lachine Canal National Historic Site of Canada G
514 283-6054
Ç Charlevoix
www.pc.gc.ca/canallachine
The Lachine Canal National Historic Site dates back to 1825 and features a 14-kilometre (8.7-mile) bicycle and pedestrian pathway and a permanent exhibition about the
area at the Lachine Lock Visitor Service Centre (500 Des Iroquois Road). Two podcast tours are also available-Wave, which allows visitors to download an MP3 program
offering sound, music, and narration of the canal’s history, and Explora, six GPS-based tours presented via mini mobile devices loaned by Parks Canada.
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Montréal Tower / Olympic Park G U
514 252-4737
Ç Viau
www.parcolympique.qc.ca
Built to welcome the 1976 Olympic Games, the Olympic Park has become the international symbol of the city of Montréal. The funicular takes you to the top of the Montréal Tower, where you can admire the city and its surroundings. The Olympic Stadium can also be toured in the company of a guide who will reveal all the big and small
historical secrets of this masterpiece of modern architecture. The Sports Centre at the foot of the Tower is home to seven aquatic pools and a multi-sport facility. The
Esplanade Financière Sun Life, located at the foot of the Stadium, offers a vibrant outdoor program focused on culture, physical activity, and sustainable development.
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Old Port of Montréal F U
de la Commune Street, between the St. Lawrence River
and Old Montréal
514 496-7678
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.oldportofmontreal.com
The Old Port is the perfect place for dining, people watching, relaxing, shopping, and enjoying sunny days at the Clock Tower Beach. Paddleboats, quadricycles, and a
guided historical tour help you see the city from a new perspective, while several cruises and excursions offer maritime activities, at full speed or nice and easy with a
gourmet meal. The area is also home to the Montréal Science Centre and the IMAX (R) TELUS, where you can have fun learning more about the world. In winter, the area is
enlivened by exciting events like TELUS Fire on Ice and Igloofest, as well as a large outdoor skating rink and a host of other activities.
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Educational and cultural activities
Biodôme de Montréal – Space for Life F U
514 868-3000
Ç Viau
Albane Le Nay
Tel.: 514 872-4321
The Montréal Biodôme offers a close encounter with its four Ecosystems of the Americas, where over 4,800 animals from 230 different species and 750 plant types coexist under the same roof. Experienced nature interpreters accompany guests on a trip that begins in the lush Tropical Rainforest, after which they travel to observe lynx,
beavers, and otters in the Laurentian Maple Forest. The next stage allows visitors to appreciate the numerous birds and rich underwater fauna inhabiting the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, and the voyage concludes with the penguins and auks in the Sub-Antarctic Islands. A visit to the Montréal Biodôme is a unique experience.
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Canadian Centre for Architecture G
1920 Baile Street
Downtown
514 939-7026
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.cca.qc.ca
Émile Thomas
Tel.: 514 939-7001 2624
The Canadian Centre for Architecture is an international research centre and museum recognized for the richness of its collections and the quality of its exhibitions.
The CCA has received numerous awards for the design of its building, which includes the Shaughnessy House, one of the rare 19th-century Montréal houses open to the
public. The sculpture garden reflects the history of architecture as well as the city that surrounds the site. In addition to exhibitions, the CCA organizes a wide variety of
activities: guided tours of the building, the garden or the current exhibitions, films, lectures and workshops.
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Canadian Maple Delights U
514 765-3456
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.mapledelights.com
Alain Bergeron
Tel.: 514 765-3456 224
Founded in 2007, the museum at Canadian Maple Delights is open all year long and showcases the history of maple products through information panels and artifacts,
some of which date from the 1600s. Unique in Montréal, the museum offers free tastings of maple products.
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Centaur Theatre Company G
453 Saint-François-Xavier Street
514 288-3161
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.centaurtheatre.com
Home of the former Montréal Stock Exchange, Centaur is Québec’s premier English-language theatre company. Founded in 1969 by Maurice Podbrey and Herbert C.
Auerbach, Centaur presents a six play line-up ranging from contemporary Canadian dramas and Broadway hits, to international talent. Centaur has two theatres with
numbered seating.
Centre d’histoire de Montréal F
335 Place d’Youville
514 872-3207
Ç Square-Victoria
www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/chm
The Centre d’histoire de Montréal hands you the key to Montréal’s multiple identities. With three floors and as many exhibitions, you’ll live or re-live the rich and eventful
history of our metropolis through sound environments, spectacular images, visual effects, personal testimonies and intriguing artefacts.
Château Ramezay – Historic Site and Museum of Montréal G
514 861-3708
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.chateauramezay.qc.ca
Louise Brazeau
Tel.: 514 861-3708 225
A prestigious residence from the 18th century, the Château Ramezay is Montréal’s portal to its past and the first building in Québec classified as an historic monument.
The Château invites you to relive more than 500 years of history, from the pre-contact Amerindian era to the 20th century. A must-see attraction in Old Montréal, the
Château exhibits its collections in a variety of ways, intermingled with multimedia portrayals of historical figures recounting, in six languages, highlights of their lives at
the manor. The site includes the Governor’s Garden, a typically delightful 18th century urban retreat.
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Écomusée du fier monde G
2050 Amherst Street
The Village
514 528-8444
Ç Sherbrooke
www.ecomusee.qc.ca
Chloé Guillaume
Tel.: 514 528-8444
The Écomusée du fier monde invites guests to travel through time to the Industrial Revolution! A museum both of history and society, the Écomusée encourages an exploration of industry throughout the years and promotes reflection upon key community issues. The museum makes it home in the old Généreux public bath, a magnificent
example of architecture from the 1920s.
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Ecomuseum Zoo U
21125 Sainte-Marie RoadHighway 40, exit 44
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
West Island
514 457-9449
www.zooenville.ca
David Rodrigue
Tel.: 514 457-9449 105
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Granby Zoo F U
525 Saint-Hubert Street
Highway 10, exit 68 or 74, Granby
Eastern Townships
450 372-9113
www.zoodegranby.com
Jo-Ann Robichaud
Tel.: 450 372-9113 2104
Granby Zoo is the most significant zoological garden in Québec, with trails allowing visitors to observe over 1,000 animals from about 200 exotic species, including
elephants, giraffes, gorillas, and tigers. Curious humans can attend 20 or so presentations by zookeepers and educators, while the bravest can confront the stormy waves
left behind by the god Hurakan at the Amazoo Yoplait Waterpark. Access to the Waterpark and the amusement rides within the zoo is included in the entry fee.
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Grévin Museum
705 Sainte-Catherine Street WestEaton Centre: 5th floor
Downtown
514 788-5210
Ç McGill
www.grevin-montreal.com
The Grévin Museum, located on the fifth floor of the Montréal Eaton Centre on Sainte-Catherine Street, displays over 120 wax figures of personalities. This brand-new offshoot of wax-rendered famous faces like Obama, Einstein, Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson, world leaders, sports gods and more, welcomes visitors around the world. Take
part in a virtual wax figure-making workshop and enjoy the immersive scenography by Montréal’s Moment Factory.
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La TOHU U
2345 Jarry Street East
North End
514 376-8648
Ç Jarry, bus 193 East
www.tohu.ca
TOHU functions as a creative and performance centre for the circus arts. Its varied program includes circus shows presented in a specially-designed circular room, exhibitions on the history of circus, events with an environmental theme, community activities and celebrations as well as guided visits.
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McCord Museum F
Downtown
514 398-7100
Ç McGill
www.mccord-museum.qc.ca
Linda St-Pierre
Tel.: 514 398-7100 222
The McCord Museum is one of the most important historical museums in Canada. It celebrates Montréal life past and present-its people, its artisans, its communities, its
metropolitan area. Through a contemporary approach, the Museum presents exciting exhibitions that appeal to people from here and elsewhere. It also offers educational
and cultural activities and innovative Internet projects.
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Montréal Botanical Garden – Space for Life F U
514 872-1400
Ç Pie-IX
Albane Le Nay
Tel.: 514 872-4321
A popular oasis in the heart of the city, the Montréal Botanical Garden is recognized as one of the world’s largest and finest. Its extensive collection of 22,000 plant
species and cultivars, 10 exhibition greenhouses, Tree House and some thirty thematic gardens make it an exceptionally beautiful attraction. Its cultural gardens invite
visitors on a trip around the world, from China to Japan, to the world of the First Nations. For solitary meditation, a lovers’ tryst, a guided tour, a family rally... there’s no
end of ways to enjoy the Garden’s charms.
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Montréal Insectarium – Space for Life F U
514 872-1400
Ç Pie-IX
Albane Le Nay
Tel.: 514 872-4321
The Montréal Insectarium is the leading museum devoted to insects in North America. One of children’s favorite museums, it is home to some 160,000 living and naturalized insect specimens, an ant farm, a bumblebee hive, a honeybee hive and many other spellbinding vivariums. In this fascinating and too often misunderstood world,
enthusiastic entomologists/nature interpreters teach visitors about the amazing diversity of «nature’s champions».
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Montréal Science Centre F U
514 496-4724
Ç Place-d’Armes
Julie La Roche
Tel.: 514 283-7694
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Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History G U
350 Place Royale
514 872-9150
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.pacmuseum.qc.ca
Sonie Vilfort
Tel.: 514 872-9127
of Place Royale.
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Quartier des spectacles
Bordered by René-Lévesque, Sherbrooke, City
Councillors and St-Hubert Sts.
Downtown
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.quartierdesspectacles.com
Antoine Leduc
Tel.: 514 879-0009 221
Located in the heart of downtown, Quartier des spectacles is Montréal’s cultural heart. Within one square kilometre, there are more than 80 cultural venues offering an
exceptionally diverse array of activities: festivals, movies, plays, dance performances, art exhibitions, technological art displays, music concerts, operas, comedy shows.
It’s a constantly evolving destination that literally lights up the night thanks to an innovative lighting plan. Big red dots lead the way. In addition, right in its centre, the
Quartier features La Vitrine, a box office which showcases the full range of Greater Montréal’s cultural scene. In association with the cultural industry, La Vitrine provides
information and tickets for Montréal’s cultural events on location and online.
Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium – Space for Life G U
514 872-4530
Ç Viau
The new star of the Space for Life offers an innovative and unprecedented approach to astronomy in a spectacular and eco-friendly setting. Utilizing cutting-edge equipment, the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium presents a unique visitor experience, linking earth and beyond through science, art and poetry.
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Stewart Museum F U
20 Tour-de-l’Isle Road
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 861-6701
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.stewart-museum.org
Nicole Gilbert
Tel.: 514 861-6703 233
The Stewart Museum, located in the heart of a natural location unique in an urban environment, celebrates the influence of European civilization in New France and North
America. Ivory, faience, brocade, silver, parchment... all these materials hand crafted by masters weave a time line where five centuries of political events, scientific
experiments and cultural life unfold. The Museum occupies the British fortified depot on Île Sainte-Hélène, a 19th century military construction. Both historic and modern,
the site features a glass tower offering a remarkable view of Montreal.
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guided tour
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts F
Downtown
514 285-2000
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.mmfa.qc.ca
Every year, MMFA visitors enjoy free admission to its comprehensive collections and unique temporary exhibitions, as well as educational, cultural, and community programs. The year 2011 marked the opening of the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion, devoted to Québec and Canadian art, and the Bourgie room, a concert hall incorporating a rare collection of Tiffany stained glass. With its other pavilions dedicated to world cultures, ancient and contemporary European art, decorative arts, and design, the
MMFA also now integrates music into the appreciation of the visual arts. A pavilion committed to ancient masters will open its doors by 2017.
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The Segal Centre for Performing Arts F U
5170 de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine Road
514 739-2301
Ç Côte-Sainte-Catherine
www.segalcentre.org
Kayla Elman
Tel.: 514 739-2301 8350
The Segal Centre for Performing Arts is one of Montreal’s premiere, multidisciplinary arts institutions. It houses the award-winning Segal Theatre, the Academy of Performing Arts, CinemaSpace, Studio and the world renowned Dora Wasserman Yiddish Theatre.
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Sports and Leisure
Arbraska, la Forêt des Aventures U
85 Bourget Road, Rigaud
Montérégie
514 369-8242
www.arbraska.com
Isabelle Payer
Tel.: 450 834-5500 221
Kids and families will enjoy a stroll up the trees of Arbraska Rawdon, Rigaud or St-Grégoire. Rope bridges, Tarzan cords, zip lines; hundreds of safe and ecological activities await the more daring for a challenging expedition or a moment of escape and relaxation.
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restaurant on site
Atrium Le 1000
1000 De La Gauchetière Street West
Downtown
514 395-0555
Ç Bonaventure
www.le1000.com
Ann Cooper
Tel.: 514 395-4803
Located in the prestigious office building Le 1000 De La Gauchetière, this indoor skating rink welcomes skaters all year round. Equipment rentals and snack counters.
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ice skating
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restaurant on site
Ecorecreo U
Old Port of Montréal de la Commune Street
514 465-0594
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.ecorecreo.ca
Écorécréo offers various activities at different sites. At the Old Port, it rents out quadricycles and pedalos. At Peel Street, it focuses on urban bike rentals. At the Olympic
Park, it rents out quadricycles and Segways, and even sells Bilboquet ice cream! In the summer at Parc Jean-Drapeau, services include the sale, rental, and reparation
of the following: electric bikes, Vanmoof bicycles, Segways, four-wheel scooters, tires, strollers, and accessories. This site also provides a changing room, self-service
workshops, and guided Segway tours. On the winter programme here are ice skates, sleds, skis, snow scooters, accessories, and more.
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bicycle Path
bicycle
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Fishing Old Montreal
Jacques-Cartier Pier
514 707-7773
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.fishingom.com
With guides possessing over 20 years of experience, guests can acquire valuable fishing knowledge and techniques while discovering the beauty of the St. Lawrence River
and its tributaries. During winter, the company offers ice fishing experiences with heated shelters and all the material necessary for the occasion. Founded in 2012, this
fishing service is the first of its kind in Old Montréal, offering a guaranteed fish catch and a unique way to view the city.
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H2O Adventures
2985 B Saint-Patrick Street
514 842-1306
Ç Charlevoix
www.h2oadventures.com
Marc Merulla
Tel.: 514 907-2823
H2O Adventures offers kayak, peddle-boat or eco-friendly electric boat rentals that enable visitors to admire the city from the historic Lachine Canal.
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canoeing / kayaking
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Horizon Roc Climbing Centre G U
2350 Dickson Street
514 899-5000
Ç Assomption
www.horizonroc.com
At the Horizon Roc Climbing Centre, one of the biggest of its kind in the world, guests can enjoy climbing activities as well as the escapades of the Acro-Parc, an aerial
roping circuit with a zip-line and challenging obstacles. In total, more than 2,500 square meters of unique climbing surface is available to satisfy both beginners and experienced adventurers. On the programme: trials, free climbing, parties, and classes for adults and children (from five years). Horizon Roc offers professional service and
fun for the whole family in an exceptional atmosphere.
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Jet Boating and Rafting the Lachine Rapids U
Clock Tower Pier
514 284-9607
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.jetboatingmontreal.com
Elena Magni
Tel.: 514 284-9607
Saute-Moutons offers jet boaters of all ages the chance to ride Lachine’s mighty and historic rapids. Powerful jet boats give you a fresh new take on the St. Lawrence River.
Speedboating: hop aboard for a wild ride on a high-speed boat capable of spinning 360s out on the frothy waters.
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KSF
7770 Lasalle Blvd.
514 595-7873
Ç De l’Église, bus 58 West
www.ksf.ca
KSF is a one-of-a-kind water sports centre in Montréal. Located 15 minutes from downtown in the heart of the Parc des Rapides de Lachine (Lachine Rapids Park), the
centre offers courses, equipment rental, and discovery outings via kayak, river surfing, and Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP), a sport that unites surfing and paddling.
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hicking
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guided tour
Montréal On Wheels
514 866-0633
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.caroulemontreal.com
André Giroux
Tel.: 514 866-0633
Montréal on Wheels is Montréal’s largest bicycle touring and rental centre. More than 150 bikes are available, and patrons can take advantage of riding in the company of
experienced tourist guides. The centre also sells bicycles and offers repair services.
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bicycle
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equipment rental
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Les amis de la montagne
Maison Smith:1260 Chemin Remembrance
514 843-8240
Ç Mont-Royal, bus 11 West
www.lemontroyal.qc.ca
Les amis de la montagne’s «three summit» guided walking tour is their most popular and longest-running tour. Visitors get a chance to discover the historic and natural
heritage of Mount Royal and the many viewpoints from the mountain’s three summits. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy the spring flora or the autumn colours on the
mountain.
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bird-watching
ice-skating
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hiking
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My bicyclette U
2985 C Saint Patrick Street
514 317-6306
Ç Lionel-Groulx
www.mybicyclette.com
Stephanie Thompson
Tel.: 514 317-6306
The team of MyBicyclette.com is made up of professional guides who share their passion for Montreal and the richness of discovery that cycling can provide. Located near
the Atwater Market on the cycling track of the Lachine Canal, the company offers guided city tours as well as bike rental for all ages, on-site bicycle repairs and offers an
array of bike accessories and refreshments.
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Parc Jean-Drapeau U
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 872-6120
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.parcjeandrapeau.com
François Cartier
Tel.: 514 872-7318
Spanning two islands, Île Sainte-Hélène and Île Notre-Dame, in the middle of the St. Lawrence River between Montréal and the South Shore, the Parc Jean-Drapeau is
home to a multitude of facilities and recreational opportunities that host a variety of festivals and events all year long.
Île Sainte-Hélène is home to the ever-popular La Ronde amusement park and two museums: the Biosphere’s Environment Museum and the Stewart Museum. A network
of multi-disciplinary paths wind their way through this lush natural park, accentuated by some dozen public artworks along the way. The island welcomes large outdoor
concerts in the summer as well as major events in the winter, including the Fête des neiges.
Meanwhile, Île Notre-Dame is a favourite destination for cycling or in-line skating enthusiasts thanks to its 25-km network of paved trails. It’s also the meeting place for
car racing fans who come in droves to attend the F1 Grand Prix du Canada on the Gilles-Villeneuve track. The superb Floralies gardens in all their splendour hold a special
treat for horticulturalists, nature lovers and passers-by.
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pedalo
canoeing / kayaking
in-line skating
bicycle Path
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hicking
climbing
bird-watching
ice skating
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tobogganing
equipment rental
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Rafting - Jet Boating Montreal U
8912 LaSalle Blvd.
514 767-2230
Ç Angrignon, bus 110
www.raftingmontreal.com
Marc Des Groseilliers
Tel.: 514 767-2230
A guaranteed fun filled adventure awaits groups of all ages with Les Excursions Rapides de Lachine. A few minutes from downtown Montréal, discover the famous Lachine
Rapids by Raft or Hydro Jet (jet boating). Free parking onsite and shuttle service available for groups from the Montréal’s Infotouriste centre. Reservations necessary.
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Site cavernicole de Saint-Léonard (Cave Site)
Parc Pie-XII, Saint-Léonard
East of the island
514 252-3323
www.speleo.qc.ca
Hélène Dion
Tel.: 514 252-3006
Underground natural cave dating back 10,000 to 20,000 years. Guided visit includes a slide show and exploration of the cave. Requires reservations with the Société
québécoise de spéléologie.
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Entertainment
Cinéma IMAX®TELUS Montréal Science Centre F U
514 496-4724
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.MontrealScienceCentre.com
Isabel Dansereau
Tel.: 514 496-0878
The Montreal Science Centre IMAX(r)TELUS Theatre features the latest and best of the IMAX(r) film productions. Images of unparalleled quality are projected on a sevenstory screen.
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restaurant on site
Cinémathèque québécoise G
Quartier latin
514 842-9763
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.cinematheque.qc.ca
Aymeric Blassiaux
Tel.: 514 842-9763 253
Every year, the Cinémathèque québécoise projects more than 500 international films, television programs, and videos from all eras, while providing free access to its
exhibitions. The Guy-L.-Coté Mediatheque is one of the most important cinema documentation centres in North America.
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Cosmodôme F U
2150 des Laurentides Highway, Laval
Laval
450 978-3600
Ç Montmorency, bus 61 of the STL
www.cosmodome.org
Christel Mucci
Tel.: 450 978-3600 3617
The Cosmodôme offers three virtual and interactive missions during which visitors become the heroes of a space adventure. In The Outer Limits of the Cosmos, the visitor
discovers the mysteries and riches of the solar system from inside a spacecraft. In The Impossible Dream, the participant explores major technological breakthroughs in
space travel through a journey back in time. Finally, Red Planet demonstrates the challenges posed by a trip to Mars. Meanwhile, the Space Camp offers young people and
groups training similar to that of NASA astronauts (upon reservation only).
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DHC / Foundation for Contemporary Art
451 Saint-Jean Street
514 849-3742
Ç Square-Victoria
www.dhc-art.org
Marie-Hélène Lemaire
Tel.: 514 866-6767 4219
Housed in the heart of Old Montréal DHC / Art, is a permanent location for exciting and relevant contemporary art exhibitions. The foundation presents three to four
exhibitions per year, as well as, a dynamic program of film screenings and talks, and an inclusive education and outreach program. Accessible and welcoming, with free
admission and flexible opening hours, the foundation is a premier venue for contemporary art.
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Ecomuseum Zoo U
21125 Sainte-Marie Road, Highway 40, Exit 44
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
West Island
514 457-9449
www.zooenville.ca
David Rodrigue
Tel.: 514 457-9449 105
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guided tour
Exporail / The Canadian Railway Museum G U
110 Saint-Pierre StreetHighway 15, exit 42 (route 132)
Saint-Constant
Montérégie
450 632-2410
Nadine Cloutier
Tel.: 450 638-1522 223
www.exporail.org
Exporail, The Canadian Railway Museum, features a collection of more than 160 cars, including 44 showcased in the Angus pavilion. The most important museum of its
kind in Canada allows visitors to discover its immense site on an old-fashioned streetcar or take a ride on a miniature train.
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La Ronde (Member of the Six Flags Family) U
Île Sainte-Hélène
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 397-2000
Ç Jean-Drapeau, bus 167
www.laronde.com
La Ronde offers more than 40 rides and attractions, dazzling shows, as well as entertainment. This large amusement park, located close to downtown, produces and
presents L’International des Feux Loto-Québec présenté par TELUS, the annual Montréal International Fireworks Competition. La Ronde also presents its annual Halloween Fright Fest every weekend of October.
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restaurant on site
Laser Quest
Downtown
514 393-3000
Ç Peel
www.laserquest.com
Andres Rodriguez
Tel.: 514 393-3000
This live action laser tag game takes place in a five-level maze, with music and fog. For all ages.
Redpath Museum, McGill University
Downtown
514 398-4094
Ç McGill
www.mcgill.ca/redpath
Sarah Pimpaneau
Tel.: 514 398-4086 00549
This museum of natural history presents its permanent exhibit: History and Diversity of Québec, including fossils, minerals and zoological specimens. World cultures
exhibits focus on Egypt, Africa, and Oceania. Highlights include dinosaurs and mummies.
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Workshops
Académie Culinaire
360 du Champ-de-Mars Street
514 393-8111
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.academieculinaire.com
Since 1995, the Académie Culinaire has been offering a wide range of cooking courses for beginners to seasoned cooks. An ideal spot for culinary training or a team-building activity, the centre can host groups from 8 to 120 who enjoy ultramodern kitchens and guidance from renowned professional chefs.
Ateliers et Saveurs
444 Saint-François Xavier Street
514 849-2866
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.ateliersetsaveurs.com
Located in the heart of Old Montréal, Ateliers & Saveurs is a unique school offering cooking classes, bartending and cocktail workshops and wine tasting sessions. Ideal
for groups looking for unusual and fun activities, Ateliers & Saveurs welcomes groups from 10 people up to 125.
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CHARTERED BUS SERVICES
CHARTERED BUS SERVICES
Autobus Galland
450 687-8666
www.galland-bus.com
Since 1941, Autobus Galland has been travelling the roads of Québec, Ontario and the United States. In addition to its solid expertise, the company offers several tailormade services such as transportation for school children, groups and business clients. Adapted transport is also offered.
Autocars Skyport
514 631-1155
www.skyportinternational.com
John Calce
Tel.: 514 631-1155 304
Skyport operates an exclusive shuttle service from the Montreal-Trudeau Airport to Mont-Tremblant. Private services are also available year round.
Bell-Horizon Group
819 378-9290
www.bell-horizon.com
Proud of its reputation and courteous, professional customer service, the Bell-Horizon Group offers luxury bus transportation, with space for 21 to 56 passengers, and
Wi-Fi Grand Luxe 5-star coaches. Rates are hourly or daily depending on the destination. The Bell-Horizon Group holds the seal of approval, Qualité certifiée, from the
Ministère du Tourisme of Québec, and provides complete management and logistic solutions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Coach Canada / Gray Line of Montréal
Infotouriste Centre 1255 Peel Street, suite 100
Downtown
514 934-1222
Ç Peel
www.coachcanada.com
Coach Canada/ Gray Line of Montréal offers individuals and groups sightseeing tours conducted by accredited guides of Montréal, Québec City, the Laurentians, Mont
Tremblant, Ottawa and other destinations. Tours leave from Centre Infotouriste (1255 Peel Street).
Excel-Tours
514 990-7012
www.excellencecharter.com
Claudia Boissonneault
Tel.: 418 835-3336
Excel-Tours features private chartered vehicles (1- to 56-passenger capacity) with bilingual drivers who provide airport shuttle service and city tours.
Orléans Express Motorcoaches
Montréal Central Station Bus Terminal, 1717 Berri Street
Quartier latin
514 842-2281
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.orleansexpress.com
Manon Leduc
Tel.: 450 968-2450 2261
Orléans Express Motorcoaches is Québec’s main bus carrier, with an intercity network covering Montréal, Québec City, Mauricie, Centre-du-Québec, Bas-Saint-Laurent,
and Gaspésie.
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Educational institutions
educational institutes
GEOS Language Academy Montréal
1350 Sherbrooke Street West, suite 800
Downtown
514 847-0841
Ç Peel
Bilaal Ameer
Tel.: 514 847-0841
The GEOS Language Academy in Montréal, certified by both Languages Canada and Emploi Québec, offers part-time, full-time, and intensive English and French courses
for students (local and international) and corporate clients. Located in the heart of downtown, the school provides group and private lessons in both languages and offers
test (TOEFL, IELTS, DELF, TFI, and more) preparation programs, academic writing classes, as well as foreign language (including Japanese) training. Services include accommodation placement (homestay, student residence, or furnished apartment) and assistance with visa applications.
Language Studies Canada – EC Montréal
1610 Sainte-Catherine Street West, suite 401
Downtown
514 939-9911
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.ecenglish.com
Elisa Gazzola
Tel.: 514 939-9911
LSC Montreal is the oldest private language school in Canada and has been teaching English and French (as a second language) since 1962. Students receive high-quality
instruction from dedicated university trained teachers. LSC also offers different types of accommodation (homestay, apartment hotel, residence) as well as an activity
program, all as part of a true immersion experience.
LaSalle College
Downtown
514 939-2006
Ç Atwater
www.clasalle.com
Private bilingual collegial level institution. Three year professional diploma of collegial studies (D.C.S.) programs in hotel management, food service and tourism techniques and/or courses in continuing education leading to an attestation of collegial studies (A.C.S.).
McGill University’s School of Continuing Studies
688 Sherbrooke Street West, 11th floor
Downtown
Ç McGill
www.mcgill.ca/conted/
In close association with other schools and faculties at McGill University, as well as with other professional and cultural communities, McGill’s School of Continuing Studies offers a diversity of challenging programs, in both English and French, for adults of varying backgrounds. Courses include university level language training based
on innovative teaching methods. The School’s full-time, part-time, or customized programmes can provide a source of personal and cultural enrichment and lead to a
diploma for career advancement.
University of Quebec in Montreal - Language training courses
209 Sainte-Catherine Street East, local V-4105
Downtown
514 987-3000
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.langues.immersion.uqam.ca/en
Danielle Paquette
Tel.: 514 987-3000 6736
UQAM offers you the opportunity to learn French or English for three weeks in July or August. Classes are given in the morning (49 hours program) or during daytime (69
hours program). Furthermore, business English program and French internships for teachers has been added in August.
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GUIDED TOURS
guided tours
Bike tours
Classic and customized tours agencies
Fitz & Follwell
115 du Mont-Royal Avenue West
514 840-0739
Ç Mont-Royal, bus 97 or 11
www.fitzandfollwell.co
Fitz and Follwell Co. offers a variety of Montréal tours throughout the year. In the summer, six biking tours are available, and in the winter, the company offers a walking
tour of Mount Royal as well as a pedestrian circuit exploring the city’s underground network. All year-round, a gastronomic tour on foot explores the flavours of the different immigrant communities that settled along St-Laurent Boulevard, while another strolling excursion retraces the sites treasured by the much celebrated Montréal writer,
Mordecai Richler.
Montréal On Wheels
514 866-0633
Ç Place-d’Armes
André Giroux
Tel.: 514 866-0633
Montréal on Wheels is Montréal’s largest bicycle touring and rental centre. More than 150 bikes are available, and patrons can take advantage of riding in the company of
experienced tourist guides. The centre also sells bicycles and offers repair services.
My bicyclette U
2985 C Saint Patrick Street
514 317-6306
Ç Lionel-Groulx
www.mybicyclette.com
Stephanie Thompson
Tel.: 514 317-6306
[email protected]
The team of MyBicyclette.com is made up of professional guides who share their passion for Montreal and the richness of discovery that cycling can provide. Located near
the Atwater Market on the cycling track of the Lachine Canal, the company offers guided city tours as well as bike rental for all ages, on-site bicycle repairs and offers an
array of bike accessories and refreshments.
Theme tours
City Classic - Montréal on Wheels
514 866-6033
Ç Place-d’Armes
André Giroux
Tel.: 514 866-0633
Feel the pulse of Québec’s largest city and discover its main attractions as well as some well-kept secrets. A tasting stop at St-Viateur Bagel provides participants with
a sampling of the classic Montréal bagel. Also on the menu-scenic wonders and commentary on the history of Montréal’s architecture and life in its various neighbourhoods, including the Old Port, Old Montréal, the Quartier Latin, Parc La Fontaine, and the Plateau Mont-Royal.
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guided tours
City of Contrasts - Montréal on Wheels
514 866-6033
Ç Place-d’Armes
André Giroux
Tel.: 514 866-0633
With Montréal on Wheels, cyclists can discover the many contrasts of the city, from the elegance of Westmount to the hip industrial feel of St. Henri and the Lachine Canal, not to mention a food tasting stop at the Atwater Market. Visit heritage sites and learn about the English, Scottish, and French communities that settled in the area.
Vista Architecture - Montréal on Wheels
514 866-6033
Ç Place-d’Armes
André Giroux
Tel.: 514 866-0633
Montréal on Wheels takes cyclists from Old Montréal across the St. Lawrence River to Parc Jean-Drapeau via the «estacade,» a structure built between 1964 and 1965 to
control ice formation and movements. Participants see sites and architectural gems, including the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve (Montréal’s own Formula 1 race track), Moshe
Safdie’s Habitat 67, Buckminster Fuller’s Biosphère, and Alexander Calder’s stabile entitled, «Man.» Along the way, a tasting of maple products from Canadian Maple
Delights sweetens the tour.
Boat tours
Bateau-Mouche (cruises) at the Old Port of Montréal U
514 849-9952
Ç Champ-de-mars
www.bateaumouche.ca
Stéphanie Morel
Tel.: 514 849-9952
To witness the most beautiful panorama of Montréal, Le Bateau-Mouche offers three elegant spaces: the Chic Terrace, the Salon Prestige, and the Salle Panoramique. Enjoy the morning Sunrise Breakfast Cruise, or experience an equally pleasant excursion during the daytime. In the evening, Le Bateau-Mouche transforms to impress guests
with its dinner cruise. Menus are created by the celebrity chef, Louis-François Marcotte, in collaboration with the caterers, La Brigade Volante, for a gourmet selection
representing the joy and vitality of Montréal.
Croisières AML Cruises
King-Edward Pier
514 842-3871
Ç Place-d’Armes
Marie-Josée Picard
Tel.: 514 842-9300 2226
www.croisieresaml.com
Discover the best view of the city aboard the Cavalier Maxim, the only restaurant boat in Montréal and enjoy the boat’s terrace and dance floor with animation. Guided
cruises, dinner cruises, brunches, special events and custom packages are available.
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guided tours
Theme tours
Amphi Tours
514 849-5181
Ç Champ-de-Mars
Florence Caron
Tel.: 514 926-0828
www.montreal-amphibus-tour.com
The one of a kind recreational vehicle «Amphibus» takes visitors through the streets of Old Montréal, onto a wonderful journey in the historical district. Then, the amphibious bus splashes into the water for a marvellous stroll on the St. Lawrence River which offers a superb view of the city.
Day Tours - Bateau Mouche
Ç Champ-de-mars
www.bateaumouche.ca/en/croisiere-excursion/
croisiere-excursion.php
Stéphanie Morel
Tel.: 514 849-9952
Whether it’s on the Chic Terrace, the open-deck Salon Prestige, or the air conditioned Salle Panoramique, guests will enjoy breathtaking views of Montréal and its surrounding islands.
Evening Cruise - Croisières AML Cruises
King-Edward Pier
Ç Place-d’Armes
Marie-Josée Picard
Tel.: 514 842-9300 2226
Enjoy the summer like never before on the biggest floating terrace in Montréal! The Cavalier Maxim is the perfect place from which to appreciate the city, the shores, and
the Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville. At dusk, the outdoor dance floor welcomes guests to sway under the stars. Evening cruises are four hours long, with a light
snack offered free of charge.
Fireworks Cruises - Croisières AML Cruises
King-Edward Pier
Ç Place-d’Armes
Marie-Josée Picard
Tel.: 514 842-9300 2226
Take a front row seat in the heart of the St. Lawrence River and enjoy colourful fireworks against the Montréal skyline as they move in concert with a musical score that
is simulcast aboard the ship. Cruises are 4 hours long, and the magical experience is offered in a variety of formats with a choice of light snacks, a 5-course buffet, or red
carpet service.
The Maritime Excursion - Croisières AML Cruises
King-Edward Pier
Ç Place-d’Armes
Marie-Josée Picard
Tel.: 514 842-9300 2226
Embark upon the Cavalier Maxim and discover Montréal like never before. Relive a page of civic history with the famous explorer, Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve, who
will fascinate with anecdotes and heritage facts. Guests can also take advantage of sunny terraces while relaxing and admiring the city and its surroundings.
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Walking tours
Fitz & Follwell
115 du Mont-Royal Avenue West
514 840-0739
Ç Mont-Royal, bus 97 or 11
www.fitzandfollwell.co
Fitz and Follwell Co. offers a variety of Montréal tours throughout the year. In the summer, six biking tours are available, and in the winter, the company offers a walking
tour of Mount Royal as well as a pedestrian circuit exploring the city’s underground network. All year-round, a gastronomic tour on foot explores the flavours of the different immigrant communities that settled along St-Laurent Boulevard, while another strolling excursion retraces the sites treasured by the much celebrated Montréal writer,
Mordecai Richler.
Guidatour
514 844-4021
www.guidatour.qc.ca
Guidatour offers you the chance to explore on foot the best of downtown and Old Montréal. With experienced guides, walk through the heart of the city and its birthplace
on three routes filled with history, architecture, and fascinating stories (guaranteed departures from May to October). Also, to discover Montréal and its surroundings,
including Québec City and Ottawa, private guided tours are available in several languages throughout the year. Guidatour provides customized programs on the day and
at the time of your choice.
Local Montreal Tours
514 713-4762
www.localmontrealtours.com
Local Montréal Tours offers local food and craft beer walking tours to the Jean-Talon Market and to the unique brewpubs of the city. Creative, fun, and educational, these
tours feature certified guides who take visitors along the path less travelled for a real taste of Montréal’s lively and picturesque neighbourhoods, including the Plateau
Mont-Royal, Old Montréal, and the Quartier des spectacles. Private tours are also available.
Round Table Tours
www.toursdelatable.com
Mélissa Simard
Tel.: 514 931-0140
[email protected]
Round Table Tours offers various upscale gastronomic tours for corporate clients and business tourists, which include visits to specialty grocers, food production sites,
and exclusive restaurants for tastings and stories from the chefs and entrepreneurs of each establishment. The company’s Vegan Montréal tour, in particular, brings
guests to eco-responsible and sustainable eateries. Additional activities include networking events and office parties.
VDM Global DMC
514 933-6674
www.vdmglobal.com
Stéphanie Cuillerier
Tel.: 514 933-6674
VDM Global DMC offers «meet and greet» services at the airport, airport transfers, lodging, transportation, guided tours, culinary tours (A Foodie’s Tour of Little Italy, Flavours and Aromas of Old Montréal), companion programs, pre- and post-tours, as well as creative evening receptions. Its experienced and attentive personnel can assist
clients with planning and organizing activities for their event.
Québec permit number: 702147
Member of: MPI and NTA.
Years of activity: 34
Major markets: USA and Canada.
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A Foodie's Tour of Little Italy - VDM
Little Italy
514 933-6674
Ç Jean-Talon
www.vdmglobal.com
Tel.: 514 933-6674
A Foodie’s Tour of Little Italy allows visitors to discover one of Montréal’s most captivating neighbourhoods. Little Italy boasts quaint streets, renowned restaurants and
fine epicurean groceries, not to mention Jean-Talon Market, the largest open-air market in North America, where tasty samplings are part of the experience. Tastings are
included. Private group tours are available upon request.
Flavours and Aromas of Old Montréal - VDM
514 933-6674
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.vdmglobal.com
Tel.: 514 933-6674
Flavours and Aromas of Old Montréal is an authentic discovery of the culinary, cultural and historical charms of the oldest district of Montréal, through its small and
narrow cobblestone streets. Food boutiques open their doors for you to taste their delicacies as a guide from VDM Global explains the influence of the Amerindians and
the nuns on Montréal food habits, and how the World Expo in 1967 brought exotic cuisine to tables across the city. Tastings included. Private group tours available upon
request.
Montréal Ghosts - Guidatour G
514 844-4021
Ç Place-d’Armes
Louise Hébert
Tel.: 514 844-4021
www.fantommontreal.com
After night falls, explore the ghosts of historic Old Montréal...Opt for either a Traditional Ghost Walk or an exciting Ghost Hunt, and experience a rare tour of the streets
and alleys of the area! During the Traditional Ghost Walk, stroll with a storyteller and hear spooky tales and anecdotes about unexplained phenomena! Visit outdoor sites,
some perhaps still haunted, where significant events occurred...Or join a Ghost Hunt as part of a team armed with a map in search of ghosts hidden in dark corners. Each
phantom, played by a professional actor, shares the story of their life, or rather, death...Thrills guaranteed!
The Jean Talon Market – Food Tour – Local Montreal Tours G
7070 Henri-Julien Street
Little Italy
1 866 451-9158
Ç Jean-Talon
The Jean Talon Market - Food Tour invites you to skip breakfast and head directly to this 2-1/2 hour walking food tour to sample only the best of Québec’s unique cuisine
in Montréal’s most renowned farmers’ market. You’ll enjoy the city’s finest Crêpe Bretonne (with salmon and goat cheese), special sausages and spreads mixed with tasty
artisanal breads, Italian Canoli (a local favourite), the highly gastronomical mix of ice cider and cheese, a host of seasonal fruits and vegetables, a Little Italy neighbourhood espresso, and other palate pleasing delights.
The Montréal Brewpub Experience – Beer Tour – Local Montréal Tours
1 866 451-9158
Montréal is the city with the second most breweries in the world, and the Montréal Brewpub Experience - Beer Tour invites you to discover some of the best beers out
there. Visit three unique and renowned craft breweries, taste six exceptional beers of varied types, and delight in a gastronomic mix of cheese, maple syrup, and craft
beers. The tour is also a great opportunity to meet people from across the globe and see the Quartier Latin, Plateau Mont-Royal, Square Saint-Louis, and one very special
green alley.
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Performance venues
Cultural Centers
Bourgie Concert Hall
Downtown
Ç Peel
www.mbam.qc.ca/en/salle-bourgie
Bourgie Concert Hall, at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) complex, is a 444-seat venue located in the restored Erskine and American Church (designed in 1894
in Neo-Romanesque style by architect Alexander Cowper Hutchison). Designated a national historic site in 1998, the transformed setting is now graced with high-quality
acoustics and an exceptional décor incorporating 20 historic Tiffany stained glass windows. Ideal for performances by chamber-music ensembles, string orchestras, and
other groups, Bourgie Concert Hall offer music lovers an auditory repertoire as diverse as the MMFA collections.
Center for Sustainable Development
Downtown
514 394-1108
Ç Saint-Laurent
www.lamdd.org
The Centre for Sustainable Development is a non-profit organization (NPO) managed by eight founding members. It officially opened on October 6, 2011, after nearly 10
years of work, thanks to the commitment and mobilization of dedicated partners. The first commercial building to be LEED(R) Platinum New Construction certified in a
downtown area of the province, the Centre is among the most energy efficient in Québec. Activities held at the Centre include debates, lectures, documentary screenings,
exhibitions, and guided tours of the building (maximum five people, reservation is mandatory).
Services
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Cinémathèque québécoise
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Aymeric Blassiaux
Tel.: 514 842-9763 253
Quartier latin
514 842-9763
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.cinematheque.qc.ca
Every year, the Cinémathèque québécoise projects more than 500 international films, television programs, and videos from all eras, while providing free access to its
exhibitions. The Guy-L.-Coté Mediatheque is one of the most important cinema documentation centres in North America.
Montréal Science Centre
F U
Julie La Roche
Tel.: 514 283-7694
514 496-4724
Ç Place-d’Armes
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PHI Centre
407, Saint-Pierre Street
514 225-0525
Ç Square-Victoria
www.phi-centre.com
The PHI Centre officially opened on June 1, 2012. During the summer, the Centre’s incubation period, a host of public activities will take place, where guests can preview
the type of presentations that will be featured starting in September. Along with flexible halls that can be transformed for a variety of events, including launches, conferences, screenings, shows, concerts, and installations, the PHI also contains creative and production studios. Here, sophisticated technology is reserved for artistic needs.
Exploring emerging art forms from across the globe, the PHI is where creativity inspires, disturbs, and awakens us.
Services
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Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History
G U
Sonie Vilfort
Tel.: 514 872-9127
350 Place Royale
514 872-9150
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.pacmuseum.qc.ca
of Place Royale.
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Quartier des spectacles
Bordered by René-Lévesque, Sherbrooke, City
Councillors and St-Hubert Sts.
Downtown
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.quartierdesspectacles.com
Antoine Leduc
Tel.: 514 879-0009 221
Located in the heart of downtown, Quartier des spectacles is Montréal’s cultural heart. Within one square kilometre, there are more than 80 cultural venues offering an
exceptionally diverse array of activities: festivals, movies, plays, dance performances, art exhibitions, technological art displays, music concerts, operas, comedy shows.
It’s a constantly evolving destination that literally lights up the night thanks to an innovative lighting plan. Big red dots lead the way. In addition, right in its centre, the
Quartier features La Vitrine, a box office which showcases the full range of Greater Montréal’s cultural scene. In association with the cultural industry, La Vitrine provides
information and tickets for Montréal’s cultural events on location and online.
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Shopping Centres
Complexe Desjardins F
Downtown
514 845-4636
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.complexedesjardins.com
Adjacent to a hotel and located at the heart of downtown, the Quartier des spectacles (Entertainment District), and the Underground Pedestrian Network, Complexe
Desjardins comprises three office towers and 110 boutiques and restaurants wrapped around a vast public plaza where numerous events are held throughout the year. The
shopping gallery includes many top fashion labels, specialized services, a supermarket, sports facility, and a food court that can accommodate up to 1,000 customers,
who can also benefit from a free WiFi access.
Services
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Marché Bonsecours G
514 872-7730
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.marchebonsecours.qc.ca
The Marché Bonsecours was inaugurated in 1847. A symbol of Montréal’s heyday, this imposing building was the city’s main agricultural marketplace for over a century. It
also housed a concert hall and even served as a city hall. Its symmetrical composition and Greek Revival portico (the cast-iron columns were brought from England), tinplated dome and simple and varied details make it a perfect illustration of the neo-classical style in favour at the time. Recent renovations have turned it once again into
a bustling marketplace that also features sidewalk cafés, shops and exhibitions.
Services
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Place Ville Marie G
Corner of McGill College Avenue and Cathcart Street
Downtown
514 861-9393
Ç McGill
www.placevillemarie.com
Situated in the heart of downtown and its celebrated underground pedestrian network, the elegant shopping arcade at Place Ville Marie has, for nearly 50 years, brought
together some 80 renowned boutiques and services, and, at the food court, a wide range of flavours from specialized vendors.
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Multi-recreational Sites
Chalet du mont Royal U
1196 Camillien-Houde Road
514 872-3911
Ç Mont-Royal, bus 11
www.ville.montreal.qc.ca
Mount Royal Chalet was inaugurated in 1932. The walls of its spacious interior are decorated with pictures tracing the history of Montréal, including many painted by
famous artists. The Kondiaronk scenic lookout in front of the chalet offers a striking view of the downtown area and the St. Lawrence River.
Services
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Espace La Fontaine
3933 du Parc-La Fontaine Avenue
514 280-2525
Ç Sherbrooke
www.espacelafontaine.com
Under the helm of Chef Bernard Beaudoin, Espace La Fontaine serves healthy meals made with quality products in a pleasant, family-friendly atmosphere. Specialties
include antipasti, tartar, mussels, sausages, eggs benedict, and house smoked salmon. The brunch menu, served on weekends, is sure to please all breakfast lovers. A
choice of beers, as well as red, white, rosé, and sparkling wine selections are also offered. Group menus for 25 guests or more are possible.
Montréal Tower / Olympic Park
G U
514 252-4737
Ç Viau
www.parcolympique.qc.ca
Built to welcome the 1976 Olympic Games, the Olympic Park has become the international symbol of the city of Montréal. The funicular takes you to the top of the Montréal Tower, where you can admire the city and its surroundings. The Olympic Stadium can also be toured in the company of a guide who will reveal all the big and small
historical secrets of this masterpiece of modern architecture. The Sports Centre at the foot of the Tower is home to seven aquatic pools and a multi-sport facility. The
Esplanade Financière Sun Life, located at the foot of the Stadium, offers a vibrant outdoor program focused on culture, physical activity, and sustainable development.
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Mount Royal Park U
From East, via Camillien-Houde Parkway From West, via Remembrance Road
514 843-8240
Ç Mont-Royal, bus 11
www.themountroyal.qc.ca
Inaugurated in 1876, the splendid Mount Royal Park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the highly skilled designer behind New York’s Central Park and many other
major parks in the U.S. It is an ideal site for admiring a wide variety of plants and birds or for enjoying outdoor activities. Les amis de la montagne offer a variety of services and activities that provide wonderful opportunities to discover the beauty and wealth of resources that the park has to offer, including the new permanent exhibition
at the Maison Smith, interactive terminals and an interactive map featuring audio-video clips that can be downloaded to your cell phone or any mp4 reader.
Old Port of Montréal
F U
de la Commune Street, between the St. Lawrence River and Old Montréal
514 496-7678
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.oldportofmontreal.com
The Old Port is the perfect place for dining, people watching, relaxing, shopping, and enjoying sunny days at the Clock Tower Beach. Paddleboats, quadricycles, and a
guided historical tour help you see the city from a new perspective, while several cruises and excursions offer maritime activities, at full speed or nice and easy with a
gourmet meal. The area is also home to the Montréal Science Centre and the IMAX (R) TELUS, where you can have fun learning more about the world. In winter, the area is
enlivened by exciting events like TELUS Fire on Ice and Igloofest, as well as a large outdoor skating rink and a host of other activities.
Parc Jean-Drapeau
U
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514 872-6120
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.parcjeandrapeau.com
François Cartier
Tel.: 514 872-7318
Spanning two islands, Île Sainte-Hélène and Île Notre-Dame, in the middle of the St. Lawrence River between Montréal and the South Shore, the Parc Jean-Drapeau is
home to a multitude of facilities and recreational opportunities that host a variety of festivals and events all year long.
Île Sainte-Hélène is home to the ever-popular La Ronde amusement park and two museums: the Biosphere’s Environment Museum and the Stewart Museum. A network
of multi-disciplinary paths wind their way through this lush natural park, accentuated by some dozen public artworks along the way. The island welcomes large outdoor
concerts in the summer as well as major events in the winter, including the Fête des neiges.
Meanwhile, Île Notre-Dame is a favourite destination for cycling or in-line skating enthusiasts thanks to its 25-km network of paved trails. It›s also the meeting place for
car racing fans who come in droves to attend the F1 Grand Prix du Canada on the Gilles-Villeneuve track. The superb Floralies gardens in all their splendour hold a special
treat for horticulturalists, nature lovers and passers-by.
Churches
Christ Church Cathedral U
Downtown
514 843-6577
Ç McGill
www.montrealcathedral.ca
Paul Kennington
Tel.: 514 843-6577 237
A fine example of neo-Gothic architecture, Christ Church Cathedral was built between 1857 and 1859. It now stands over an underground shopping centre, while a postmodern tower designed to suggest the features of a cathedral stands behind it. The Square between the Cathedral and the office tower is dedicated to Raoul Wallenberg,
Hero of Humanity, who saved thousands of Jews from concentration camps during World War II.
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Église du Gesù
Alain Gagnon
Tel.: 514 861-4378 258
1202 de Bleury Street
Downtown
514 861-4378
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.gesu.net
Église du Gesù (“Jesus” in Italian) takes its name from the church in Rome in which Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, is buried. Built in 1865 by the Irish
architect Patrick C. Keeley, it is one of the oldest baroque churches in Montréal. Adjacent to the church is the Gésu - Centre de créativité, whose missions through shows
and exhibitions brings together spirituality and art.
Marguerite-Bourgeoys Museum and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
F U
Valérie Lafleur
Tel.: 514 282-8670 223
514 282-8670
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.marguerite-bourgeoys.com
This 300-year-old chapel and its captivating history museum will amaze visitors as they move through the exhibition rooms, including the magnificent crypt and the tower
with a spectacular view of Old Montréal. They will find themselves covering more than 2,000 years of history. Of special interest: the tomb of Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys,
the tower lookout and the archaeological site. And to make the most out of the visit, tour podcasts can be downloaded to portable MP3 devices from the Conseil du
patrimoine religieux Website.
Services
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Mary Queen of the World Cathedral
Corner of René-Lévesque Blvd. and Mansfield Street
Downtown
514 866-1661
Ç Bonaventure
www.cathedralecatholiquedemontreal.org
Catherine Enright
Tel.: 514 866-1661
Inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, this Catholic cathedral was built at the end of the 19th century in the heart of what was then the city’s Anglo-Protestant sector.
Inside, a superb gilded neo-baroque baldachin overlooks the altar. In the transept, paintings by Georges Delfosse illustrate the historic beginnings of Montréal.
St. James United Church
Downtown
514 288-9245
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.stjamesunitedchurchmontreal.com
Anne Jones
Tel.: 514 288-9245
Built in 1889, this church, originally Methodist, has a Gothic-style exterior and Victorian interior. It is the largest Protestant church in Montréal.
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Accor Novotel Montréal Centre
1180 de la Montagne Street
514 861-6000 / 1 866 861-6112
www.novotel.com
Xich-Vê Hô
[email protected]
514 871-2145
Best Western Plus Montreal Downtown
1240 Drummond Street
514 866-6492 / 1 800 361-3000
Ç Peel
www.hoteleuropa.com
Mounir Bouchaibi
[email protected]
514 861-8805
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Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
900 René-Lévesque Blvd. West
514 861-3511 / 1 800 441-1414
Ç Bonaventure
www.fairmont.com/queen-elizabeth-montreal
Anne Létourneau
[email protected]
514 954-2240
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U Parking for buses
L Free or pay-per-use Internet
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Very comfortable establishment of better quality offering several services and amenities.
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Exceptional comfort. Luxury establishment offering many services and amenities.
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Hilton Montréal Bonaventure
900 De La Gauchetière Street West
514 878-2332 / 1 800 267-2575
Ç Bonaventure
www.hiltonmontreal.com
Louis-Robert Handfield
[email protected]
514 878-2987
Embassy Suites by Hilton Montréal
208 Saint-Antoine Street West, Quartier international
514 288-8886 / 1 800 362-2779
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.montreal.embassysuites.com
Delta Montréal
475 du Président-Kennedy Avenue
514 286-1986 / 1 877 286-1986
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.deltamontreal.com
Valérie Audrey Martin
[email protected]
514 284-4322
Delta Centre-Ville (on University)
777 University Street
514 879-1370 / 1 800 268-1133
Ç Square-Victoria
www.deltacentreville.com
Cédric Blanchette
[email protected]
514 879-4702
Centre Sheraton (Le)
514 878-2000 / 1 800 325-3535
Ç Peel
www.sheraton.com/lecentre
Marie-Andrée Beaudoin
[email protected]
514 878-2055
Best Western Ville-Marie Hotel & Suites
3407 Peel Street
514 288-4141 / 1 800 361-7791
Ç Peel
www.hotelvillemarie.com
Rafik Zikry
[email protected]
514 285-6501
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Holiday Inn Select Montreal Downtown
99 Viger Avenue West
514 878-9888 / 1 888 878-9888
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.yul-downtown.hiselect.com
Isabella Papa
[email protected]
514 878-4025
Hôtel du Fort
1390 du Fort Street
514 938-8333 / 1 800 565-6333
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.hoteldufort.com
Sophie Richard
[email protected]
514 395-4314
Hôtel Espresso Montréal
1005 Guy Street
514 938-4611 / 1 877 468-3550
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.hotelespresso.ca
Hôtel Le Cantlie Suites
514 842-2000 / 1 800 567-1110
Ç Peel
www.hotelcantlie.com
Betty Dorant
[email protected]
514 844-3951 2808
Hôtel Omni Mont-Royal
514 284-1110 / 1 800 843-6664
Ç Peel
www.omnihotels.com
Hyatt Regency Montréal
1255 Jeanne-Mance Street
514 982-1234 / 1 800 361-8234
Ç Place-des-Arts
http://montreal.hyatt.com
Paola Navarro
[email protected]
514 841-2000 2236
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124
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Days Inn Montréal Downtown
215 René-Lévesque Blvd. East
514 393-3388 / 1 800 668-3872
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.daysinnmontreal.com
Mylene Chevrier
[email protected]
514 393-3388
Hôtel Dauphin Montréal Downtown (Convention Centre)
1025 de Bleury Street
514 788-3888 / 1 888 784-3888
Ç Place-d’Armes
http://hoteldauphin.ca
Holiday Inn Montréal-Midtown
514 842-6111 / 1 800 387-3042
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.holidayinn.com/yul-midtown
Michelle Elfassy
[email protected]
514 842-6111 365
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Montréal Marriott Château Champlain
1050 De la Gauchetière Street West
514 878-9000
Ç Bonaventure
www.montrealchateauchamplain.com
Andrée Parent
[email protected]
514 878-6766
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Montréal Downtown
514 448-7100 / 1 866 398-7100
Ç Saint-Laurent
www.hiemontreal.com
Ludmilla Teillet
[email protected]
514 448-7107
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Le Westin Montréal
270 Saint-Antoine Street West, Quartier international
514 380-3333 / 1 877 961-8111
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.westinmontreal.com
Melissa Livanos
[email protected]
514 380-5997
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Le Nouvel Hôtel & Spa
514 931-8841 / 1 800 363-6063
Ç Guy-Concordia
www.lenouvelhotel.com
Montréal Y Hotel
514 866-9942
www.ydesfemmesmtl.org
Linda D’Angelo
[email protected]
514 866-9942 506
Parc Suites Hotel
3463 du Parc Avenue
514 985-5656 / 1 800 949-8630
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.parcsuites.com
Quality Hotel by Innvest Hotels
3440 du Parc Avenue
514 849-1413 / 1 800 268-6116
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.qualityhoteldowntownmontreal.com
Nancy Lemay
[email protected]
514 849-1413
Quality Inn Downtown
1214 Crescent Street
514 878-2711 / 1 800 228-5151
www.choicehotels.ca/cn139
Hotel Villa
57 Sainte-Catherine Street East
514 849-5043 / 1 800 298-9409
Ç Saint-Laurent
www.hotelvilla.ca
26
96
136
8
30
177
244
48
100
89
99
60
99
75
149
200
385
189
85
499
260
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
RàLWÈS
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GR]
LWS-
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L+S
GRÉ.
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Services
Aux Résidences de l’UQAM Ouest
2100 Saint-Urbain Street
514 987-7747
Ç Place-des-Arts
www.residences-uqam.qc.ca/hotel
Aux Résidences de l’UQAM Est
514 987-6669
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.residences-uqam.qc.ca/hotel
Downtown/ University Residences
La Tour Belvédère Apartment Hotel
2175 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West
514 935-9052 / 1 888 922-9052
Ç Atwater
www.tourbelvedere.com
Carol-Ann Traicheff
[email protected]
514 935-9052 7372
Candlewood Suites Montréal
514 667-5002 / 1 866 835-7707
Ç Saint-Laurent
www.cwsmontreal.com
Isabelle Tremblay
[email protected]
514 315-2081
Residence Inn by Marriott Montréal Downtown
2045 Peel Street
514 982-6064
Ç Peel
www.residenceinn-mtl.com
Katherine Gaik
[email protected]
514 982-6064
Marriott Residence Inn Montreal Westmount
2170 Lincoln Avenue
514 935-9224 / 1 800 678-6323
Ç Atwater
www.residencemontreal.com
Sophie Young
[email protected]
514 380-8151 2635
####
####
###
###
####
####
369
434
150
145
75
218
Rooms:
total number
48
48
65
109
155
128
78
78
350
149
695
201
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
Fà$L
FR$L+
GR.$
LrS
GR].
à$LÈ
S-
R].$
LWÈS-
R].$
LWÈ
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Services
Downtown/ Apartments-hotels
###
Hôtel Travelodge Montréal Centre
514 874-9090 / 1 800 363-6535
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.travelodgemontrealcentre.com
Nathalie Desmond
[email protected]
514 874-9090
Rooms:
total number
ACCOMODATIONS
73
####
###
New Residence Hall - McGill University
3625 du Parc Avenue
514 398-5200
Ç Place-des-Arts
http://www.mcgill.ca/students/housing/summer/newrez
Rosetta Vannelli
[email protected]
514 398-8299
McGill University Traditional Residences
3935 University Street
514 398-5200
Ç McGill
www.mcgill.ca/students/housing/summer/bmh-rvc
####
####
Auberge de Jeunesse de Montréal Hostelling International
1030 Mackay Street
514 843-3317 / 1 866 843-3317
www.hostellingmontreal.com
Renée Charbonneau
[email protected]
514 934-4669 23
Auberge YWCA Montréal
514 866-9942
www.ydesfemmesmtl.org
Linda D’Angelo
[email protected]
514 866-9942 506
Downtown/ Youth Hostels
Carrefour Sherbrooke - McGill University
475, Sherbrooke Street West
514 398-2299
Ç McGill
www.mcgill.ca/students/housing/summer
####
Concordia University Residences
1185 Saint-Mathieu Street
514 848-2424
Ç Guy-Concordia
Jordan Jenkins
[email protected]
514 848-2424 8000
32
55
185
1087
424
239
Rooms:
total number
60
80
99
55
110
69
70
90
159
75
110
99
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
R]
LW+S
RÉ/$
LWÈ+S
R.LW
È+S
$+
R$LW
È+S
U$LÈS
Services
Hôtel de L’Institut
3535 Saint-Denis Street, Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile End
514 282-5120 / 1 855 229-8189
Ç Sherbrooke
www.ithq.qc.ca/hotel
Valérie Amiot
[email protected]
514 282-5120
Montréal Neighbourhood/ Hotels
Couette et Chocolat Gîte B and B
1074 Saint-Dominique Street
514 876-3960
Ç Saint-Laurent
www.couetteetchocolat.net
Daisy Delobelle
[email protected]
514 876-3960
####
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##
Hôtel Champ-de-Mars
756 Berri Street
514 844-0767 / 1 888 997-0767
Ç Champ-de-Mars
www.hotelchampdemars.com
Hady Karbas
[email protected]
514 223-2525
Old Montréal and Old Port/ B&Bs
##
####
Auberge Casa de Matéo
514 286-9589
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.casademateo.com
Marriott SpringHill Suites Old Montréal
445 Saint-Jean-Baptiste Street
514 875-4333 / 1 877 875-4333
Ç Place-d’Armes
www.springhillmontreal.com
Yves Pouliot
[email protected]
514 871-4101
Old Montréal and Old Port/ Hotels
42
5
26
22
124
Rooms:
total number
139
95
115
80
159
219
135
250
175
249
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
FRÉLW
+S-
RLWS-
URÉ$
+xS
RÉ$L
W+S
FRÉ.
u$LW
Èr+xS-
Services
ACCOMODATIONS
74
####
####
####
###
###
###
###
Hôtel Gouverneur Place Dupuis
1415 Saint-Hubert Street, Quartier latin
514 842-4881 / 1 888 910-1111
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.gouverneur.com
Jean-Martin Côté
[email protected]
514 842-4881 6127
Hotel Kutuma
514 844-0111 / 1 866 358-8862
Ç Sherbrooke
www.kutuma.com
Hotel Universel Montreal
5000 Sherbrooke Street East, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
514 253-3365 / 1 800 567-0223
Ç Viau
www.HotelUniverselMontreal.com
Eugenio Nicita
[email protected]
514 253-3365 272
Auberge du Carré St-Louis
514 982-9307 / 1 866 430-9307
Ç Sherbrooke
www.aubergecarrestlouis.com
Mariana Salamanca
[email protected]
514 982-9307
Auberge Le Pomerol
819 De Maisonneuve Blvd. East, Quartier latin
514 526-5511 / 1 800 361-6896
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.aubergelepomerol.com
Daniel Racine
[email protected]
514 526-5511 3
Auberge Manoir Ville-Marie B&B Inn
3130 Sainte-Catherine Street East, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
514 522-3333 / 1 866 755-2333
Ç Préfontaine
www.manoirvillemarie.com
Hôtel Le Roberval
505 René-Lévesque Blvd. East, Quartier latin
514 286-5215 / 1 877 552-2992
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.leroberval.com
99
79
108
109
110
99
125
175
179
200
170
179
250
199
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
R$LÈS
R$LWS
URÉ/
$LW+
S-
RuLWS
URÉ.
uLWr
o+xS
URÉ$
LWÈ+S
FR]
É.àL
Wr+xS-
Services
Montréal Espace Confort
2050 Saint-Denis Street, Quartier latin
514 849-0505
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.montrealespaceconfort.com
##
##
##
Hotel Quartier-Latin Montréal
514 842-8444 / 1 866 843-8444
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.hotel-quartierlatin.com
Maison Brunet
514 845-6351 / 1 855 627-8638
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.maisonbrunet.ca
##
##
###
###
Hôtel Européenne
514 282-8749 / 1 888 560-8749
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.hotel-europeenne.com
Hôtel de Paris
901 Sherbrooke Street East, Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile
End
514 522-6861 / 1 800 567-7217
Ç Sherbrooke
www.hotel-montreal.com
Dino Santelli
[email protected]
514 522-6821
Hôtel St-Denis
514 849-4526 / 1 800 363-3364
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.hotel-st-denis.com
Hôtel Lord Berri
1199 Berri Street, Quartier latin
514 845-9236 / 1 888 363-0363
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.lordberri.com
Jonathan Dufault
[email protected]
514 845-9236 207
25
9
39
29
34
47
154
Rooms:
total number
65
60
79
79
59
95
85
189
110
119
99
169
180
345
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
R]
É$LW
È+S
RLWÈS
R]
àLWS
R]
àLWS
R]
É$LW
+S
RLW+S
GRÉL
W+S
Services
76
20
27
15
230
9
352
Rooms:
total number
ACCOMODATIONS
75
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5
###
Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf
5625 Decelles Street, Mount Royal and Outremont
514 342-1320
Ç Côte-des-Neiges
www.brebeuf.qc.ca
Jacques Fournier
[email protected]
514 342-9342 5240
###
##
Le Gîte du Plateau Mont-Royal
185 Sherbrooke Street East, Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile
End
514 284-1276 / 1 877 350-4483
Ç Sherbrooke
www.hostelmontreal.com
Carl Gagné
[email protected]
514 284-1276
Alexandrie Hostel
1750 Amherst Street, The Village
514 525-9420 / 1 888 525-9420
Ç Beaudry
www.alexandrie-montreal.com
Luc Parent
[email protected]
514 525-9420
Montréal Neighbourhood/ Youth Hostels
####
Les Studios Hôtel - Université de Montréal
2450 Édouard-Montpetit Blvd., Mount Royal and Outremont
514 343-8006
Ç Édouard-Montpetit
www.studioshotel.ca
Maximilien Homsy
[email protected]
514 940-3010 1453
8
21
120
400
Montréal Neighbourhood/ University Residences
À l’adresse du Centre-Ville
1673 Saint-Christophe Street, Quartier latin
514 528-9516 / 1 866 528-9516
Ç Berri-UQAM
www.aladresseducentreville.com
Montréal Neighbourhood/ B&Bs
Rooms:
total number
32
65
45
55
95
39
90
45
125
160
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
$ÈS
$LWÈ
U.WÈ+
GU.$
LÈr
RLW
Services
####
####
Holiday Inn Montréal Airport
6500 de la Côte-de-Liesse Road, Saint-Laurent
514 739-3391 / 1 800 361-5430
www.rosdevhotels.com
Anne-Marie Gébrael
[email protected]
514 739-6440 620
Marriott Courtyard Montréal Airport
7000 Robert-Joncas Place, Saint-Laurent
514 339-5333 / 1 888 339-5993
www.marriott.com/yulap
Karine Huard
[email protected]
514 339-5423
####
####
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Montreal Airport
700 Michel Jasmin Avenue, Dorval
514 635-0028 / 1 877 731-2424
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/yulfi-fairfield-inn-andsuites-montreal-airport/
Marisa Gallo
[email protected]
514 631-2424 1105
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Montreal Airport
10888 de la Côte-de-Liesse Road, Lachine
514 422-8080 / 1 877 420-8080
Ç Côte-Vertu
www.holidayinnexpressdorval.com
Franco San Gregorio
[email protected]
514 422-8080
####
####
Crowne Plaza Montreal Airport
514 344-1999 / 1 877 344-1999
Ç Du Collège
www.crowneplaza.com/montrealarpt
Best Western Plus, Montréal Airport
13000 de la Côte-de-Liesse Road, Dorval
514 631-4811 / 1 800 361-2254
www.bwdorval.ca
Olga Attie
[email protected]
514 631-4811 653
Airport/ Hotels
160
258
154
162
237
173
Rooms:
total number
135
89
99
105
109
119
195
199
199
259
375
149
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
GURÉ.
LWÈr
+Sæ-
GUR]
É.u$
LWÈr
+xæ
FUR.
u$LW
ÈrxSæ-
FURÉ.
LWÈr
+Sæ
GUR]
É.$L
Wr+x
Sæ
GURÉ.
uà$L
WÈr+
xSæ-
Services
ACCOMODATIONS
76
####
####
####
####
###
###
###
###
Montréal Airport Marriott Hotel
800 Place Leigh-Capreol, Dorval
514 636-6700 / 1 866 580-6279
Ç Lionel-Groulx
www.montrealairportmarriott.com
Quality Hotel Dorval
514 731-7821 / 1 800 361-6243
www.qualityhoteldorval.com
Quality Suites Montréal Aéroport
6300 Transcanada Highway, Pointe-Claire
514 426-5060 / 1 877 574-6835
Youssef Khazzaka
[email protected]
514 426-5060
Sheraton Montreal Airport Hotel
555 McMillan Avenue, Dorval
514 631-2411 / 1 800 325-3535
www.sheratonmontrealairport.com
Anna Kantzos
[email protected]
514 828-4279
Aloft Montréal Airport
500 McMillan Avenue, Dorval
514 633-0900 / 1 877 462-5638
www.starwoodhotels.com/alofthotels
Comfort Inn Montréal Aéroport Pointe-Claire
700 Saint-Jean Blvd., Pointe-Claire
514 697-6210 / 1 800 465-6116
Julie Bombardier
[email protected]
514 697-6210
Comfort Inn, Dorval
340 Michel-Jasmin Street, Dorval
514 636-3391 / 1 800 228-5150
Gassan Baaklini
[email protected]
514 636-3391
Days Inn & Conference Centre Montréal Airport
4545 de la Côte-Vertu Blvd West, Saint-Laurent
514 332-2720 / 1 877 604-0002
Ç Côte-Vertu
www.daysinn-airport.com
99
90
79
99
119
140
109
169
139
200
195
229
379
310
175
450
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
URÉ.
àLW+
Sæ
GUR]à-
GUR]
àLWSæ-
GUR]
É.LWÈ
r+Sæ
GUR]
É.u$
LWÈro
+xSæ-
GUR]
É.àL
È+Sæ-
UR]
É.à$
o+x
FRÉ.
uLWÈ
r+S-
Services
Snow Village Canada
130 Chemin du Tour de l’IsleÎle Sainte-Hélène, Parc JeanDrapeau
514 788-2181 / 1 855 788-2181
Ç Jean-Drapeau
www.snowvillagecanada.com
Hôtel Newstar
5250 Jarry Street East, East of the island
514 322-8640 / 1 800 561-5210
Ç Cadillac
www.excelnewstar.com
Thierry Roy
[email protected]
514 322-8697
Quality Hotel Montreal East
8100 Neuville Avenue, Anjou, East of the island
514 493-6363 / 1 800 267-3837
Ç Radisson
www.qualityhotelmontrealeast.com
Motel Pignons Rouges
15777 Sherbrooke Street East, East of the island
514 642-2131 / 1 800 905-6668
Ç Honoré-Beaugrand
www.pignonsrouges.com
Auberge Royal Versailles (Hotel)
7200 Sherbrooke Street East, East of the island
514 256-1613 / 1 888 832-1416
Ç Radisson
www.royalversailles.com
Tony Santaniello
[email protected]
514 256-1613
Other Neighbourhoods/ Hotels
Quality Hotel Midtown
6445 Décarie Blvd.
514 739-3800 / 1 866 465-3800
Ç Plamondon
www.qualityhotelmidtown.com
Alicia Williams
[email protected]
514 739-3800
##
###
###
###
###
25
56
157
64
132
104
Rooms:
total number
318
75
100
52
75
99
538
150
124
223
350
310
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
UÉL+x
URÉàLWÈS
UR]
ÉàLW
+S-
URÉàLW
URÉà
LWo+S
URÉ.
àLÈr
+xS
Services
92
98
99
136
465
161
159
279
Rooms:
total number
ACCOMODATIONS
77
####
####
####
###
###
###
Hilton Montréal / Laval
2225 Highway des Laurentides, Laval
450 682-2225 / 1 800 363-7948
Ç Henri-Bourassa
www.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Laval Montreal
2900 Le Carrefour Blvd., Laval
450 682-9000 / 1 888 333-3140
Ç Montmorency
www.hilaval.com
Carolyne Desrosiers
[email protected]
450 682-2645
Sheraton Laval and Laval Convention Centre
2440 Highway des Laurentides, Laval
450 687-2440 / 1 800 667-2440
Ç Montmorency
www.sheraton.com/laval
Michaël Frezza
[email protected]
450 680-5755 127
Hôtel Dauphin Montréal (Longueuil)
1055 Saint-Laurent Street West, Longueuil, Montérégie
450 646-0110 / 1 866 646-0110
Ç Longueuil
http://hoteldauphin.ca
Hôtel WelcomINNS
1195 Ampère Street, Boucherville, Montérégie
450 449-1011 / 1 800 779-2659
www.hotelwelcominns.com
Sandman Hôtel
999 de Sérigny Street, Longueuil, Montérégie
450 670-3030 / 1 800 493-7303
Ç Longueuil
www.sandmanhotels.com
Ari Photiou
[email protected]
450 442-5800
Around Montréal/ Hotels
214
116
80
244
176
169
Rooms:
total number
119
109
99
109
119
109
239
185
149
199
235
229
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
GURÉ.
à$LW
r+xS-
UR.L
WÈrxS
GUR.
LWÈS-
GUR]
É.uLW
r+xS-
GURÉ.
àLWÈ
r+S-
FURÉ.
àLWr
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Services
With
Rating
Pending
####
####
1000
112
119
145
230
865
max.
Rate $/2 pers.
min.
+&7Jl
GURÉ.
uà$r
oj+x
]É$LL
WÈo+S
Services
A federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 5% is charged. A Québec provincial tax (TVQ) of 9.975% is added
as well as a special accommodation tax. This taxt is equal to 3.5% per room-night if the visitor pays the
hotel establishment directly (no market intermediary). However, it is $3.50 per room-night if the room is
paid for through a market intermediary.
Taxes
This document cannot provide the full range of rates for each establishment since prices vary according to
the number of persons, the facilities, the selected plan and the features of the units. Most prices published
represent the lowest rate per unit during the off-season and the highest rate per unit during peak season.
Prices published herein are indicative in nature, do not include taxes and are subject to change without
prior notice.
Rates
Camping Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville
55, île Sainte-Marguerite, Boucherville, Montérégie
450 928-5088
www.parcsquebec.com/ilesdeboucherville
Rémi Chapados
[email protected]
450 928-5089 233
Around Montréal/ Camping sites
Mont Tremblant Ski Resort
1000 des Voyageurs Road, Mont-Tremblant, Laurentians
and Tremblant
819 681-2000 / 1 888 738-1777
www.lessuitestremblant.com
Département des ventes
[email protected]
Côté Nord Tremblant
141 Tour du Lac Road, Lac-Supérieur, Laurentians and
Tremblant
819 688-5201 / 1 888 268-3667
www.cotenordtremblant.com
Anick Beaulieu
[email protected]
514 869-6998
Around Montréal/ Out-of-town resorts
Rooms:
total number
ACCOMODATIONS
78
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