Since 1995, the Montréal-based festival CINEMANIA is the largest Francophone film festival in North America. It showcases a curated selection of feature films, documentaries, and shorts from across ...

The proliferation of independent coffee shops in Montréal has been increasing in the past few years. Therefore, Montréal is now seeing an increase in micro and Nano coffee roasters. Most of these ...

You’ll find the perfect place to call home in Montréal, whatever your taste, lifestyle or budget. The island has more than 25,000 rooms, with 16,000 located downtown, and many connected directly to ...

To enjoy the best the city has to offer during your stay, please don't think of yourself as a tourist, but as one of us. Whether you're here for a few days, a few weeks or a few years, we're counting ...

No city celebrates Christmas quite like Montréal, which welcomes the 2026 holiday season with countless musical concerts and special events, from the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal to Les Grands ...

The Montréal Fetish Weekend, Canada’s largest international fetish gathering, attracts attendees from as far away as Japan and Germany. A grand celebration of alternative lifestyles, this annual ...

The Festival International de Jazz de Montréal offers activities throughout the year, such as concerts and special events, to keep the spirit of jazz alive in Montreal.

Que faire à Montréal à l’automne 2026 pour profiter pleinement de la scène culturelle? Au programme : expositions immersives, festivals dynamiques, cinéma, spectacles et performances artistiques pour ...

Montréal is famously romantic. With its cobblestone streets and picturesque settings, it’s an ideal destination for couples getting engaged or getting married — especially thanks to the amazing ...

This article was updated on October 12, 2023. Global pop icon and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Leonard Cohen adored his hometown of Montréal, the city which inspired his poetry and iconic songs.

Montréal’s Cultural Corridor is a 3.6-kilometre cultural route located along the Lachine Canal, connecting Old Montréal to the city’s Southwest boroughs. This walkable and bike-friendly corridor ...

Montréal’s Central Station (“Gare Centrale” in French) is more than just a place to catch a train; it is a type of subterranean pulse. As a transportation hub, it serves as the primary gateway for VIA ...