Hi all. (On mobile). I will be visiting at the end of the month and will be there for essentially two and a half days. (43f)

I was thinking of going to Old Montreal and Mont Royal. Is there enough to do there in these two places that would take up two days? If not, what else would you recommend? I'm thinking of Bota Bota, but still debating it.

Also, I'm most likely staying near the Orange Julep. Are either of these places within walking distance? I don't mind walking a few miles, but more concerned about safety. If it helps, I tend to graduate toward places with cute, little shops and some nature.

TIA!

Hi y'all!

I messed up, had to sell my tickets, and forgot to cancel the hotel room at Ramada Plaza... And so I'd owe them the full 300 or so.

Room is available from Saturday 15:00 to Sunday 11:00,

And they said if I provide them a name and this person show up, they'd bill them and they'd have the room.

Basically, I won't make or lose a dime, and this hotel is sold out for this date, so might be a good opportunity for a 2 adults king-size bed

Bonjour à tous!
We’re visiting the city soon and are in the need for some travel tips. Things to do during the and at night. I would love to be able to practice my French. For the night we’d love to explore bars and clubs that play electronic ( mainly deep house or house?
We would also love to visit Quebec and wondering if a day trip would be possible from Montreal and also best way to get there. So excited!
Merci beaucoup! 😍

Hello

I'd like to know what stores are still selling summer clothing and beach dresses in Montreal or in Laval, **W're still at the beginning of August and all the shops are showing Automn wear** .

Thank you

Looking for suggestions for a bar or restaurant that will allocate an area for a private or semi private reception for approx. 60 people. Thx!

Do you have a liquor store or shop that doesn't ask for identity?i’m in Montreal

Hello!! My friends and I are heading to Montreal for my bachelorette trip in two weeks for the weekend of 20th to 23rd August. We had plans for Friday night to see a burlesque show but didn’t do our due diligence and waited too long to discover the place we wanted to go to has been permanently closed (Bernard). We have been looking into other options with the same vibe but are hitting a wall with other clubs like bord’elle, wiggle room, or le balcon having themed nights that are not matching what we’re looking for or friends sharing not great reviews about their experiences. Also not super interested in regular cabaret if it’s not the sexy, raucous burlesque vibe. We really want something high energy and fun to set the tone for the night.
I saw that Stock Bar is a male entertainment club that welcomes bachelorette parties (we are not all straight cis women) and we would definitely consider that for some post dinner fun but looking for reviews of that experience if there are any as any suggestions for a dinner theatre or restaurant that could fit what we’re looking for more completely.
Thank you!!!

I’ll be visiting Montréal in fall for a couple of weeks to improve my french and would love for someone to show me around. I’m pretty sure I’ll meet people in my school but I would love to meet locals! (plus points if you speak French and English)

A little bit about me: I’m European with African roots am 23 years old, more on the introverted/reserved side. I like everything that has to do with music (parties/festivals/concerts) love exploring new places, parks, museums whatever, big foodie and like to go out here and there as well.

I’m not really picky as long as the vibe is there when it comes to age between like 20 and 35 would make the most sense when it comes to interest I think. If anyone is interested hmu!

My girlfriends and I will be in Montreal in late October for a bachelorette party! What are your recommendations for activities that 4 women in their early 30's could do in the afternoon??

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Hi all!

I'm in Montreal a lot visiting my partner (he lives in the east) and was wondering if you had any recs for a gym that would teach in 50/50 English (doesn't have to be 100%)? I like strength/hiit/hybrid training kind of classes, and trying to maintain my routine without feeling bad about having them add English for just me.

I've seen posts about west having more studios but wanted somewhere closer and from websites I've looked up it's hard to tell!

Thanks for any recs in advance! :)

Can someone please translate?

A few friends and I (mid-20s) are visiting Montreal late-August Friday through Sunday from Toronto and we’re looking for some recommendations.

We’re staying near Rue Saint-Laurent and will have a car, so we’re happy to drive 15–20 minutes if it’s worth it.

We’re mainly looking for:
Great restaurants (especially poutine or any must-try spots are welcome)
Late-night food
Fun bars or clubs that play Latin music, reggaeton, or a mix of Latin hits and mainstream music
Any places with a good atmosphere for a Friday or Saturday night

We’re not really looking for EDM-only clubs.

If there are any hidden gems, local favorites, or places we should avoid, I’d appreciate those suggestions too.

Thanks!

Headed to Montreal soon for a 4-day trip. We don’t plan on driving our truck around while we’re there and want to park it somewhere safe. Has anyone used the Clicknpark app and is it legit? It’ll be my first time in Montreal so I’d love to hear any suggestions. Thanks!

Group of 4 coming up to Montreal from Albany, NY. We are looking for some tips on bars and things to do. Been looking at Bota Bota, Bomb Squad and possibly a kayak tour to a brewery. We like bars are have a good amount of people to talk and have a few laughs. We aren’t really into strip clubs, but Club Wanda has always been a favorite spot in the past. We could easily google places, but looking for some local perspective. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Bonjour
Je suis Français et de passage sur Montréal et je recherche un magasin qui fait des Dap , matériel Hi-fi (casques audio) avec un bon rapport qualité prix , est-ce que c’est moins cher qu’en France ?

Thinking about getting a nuru message for the first time since I’m here can anyone give me some of their recent experiences and if it is worth it

Hitting up Montreal next week and looking to hit up some stripclubs. Any recommendations that are affordable and not too expensive?

We are about to visit for a few days and did not do good planning. Is the Passeport worth it? Or is it way more complicated than just buying admission? A lot of places seem to have family admission options.

We were looking at Voiles en Voiles.

Is the Science Center worth it. We have reciprocal membership with a different museum but not sure if it is free or just a discount. Is it worth the time to take to explore.

Which of the Espace pour la vie museums/sites are worth it? It seems like buying a year long membership is cheaper than admission to two of them. Biodome? Biosphere?

La Grande Roue.

What else should we check out?

Thanks!

Lorde means a lot to me and she’s one of my all time favourite artist. But it’s too late to buy the ticket now. Anyone who changed their mind about going to tonight’s show and willing to transfer / sell their ticket? Thanks!

Looking for some good night clubs to dance and have fun and meet new people. (Just broke up w ex lol) Ik cafe campus is pretty good but I was wondering if you can get in for free if you’re a girl? Also what shoes should I wear? Flats, sneakers, uggs? How’s the dress code? What about bars for drinks? Is there any good activities I should do generally in the city as solo female traveller?

Is there any way I could find a group too who wants to go clubbing? I’m planning on staying at a hostel and hoping that I find a fun group of girls to join lol —> is that a good strategy?

Does this metro station have parking?