Montréal Recommendations

Mount Royal offers a great way to spend a day in Montreal, especially if you enjoy walking and taking in the city's fall colors. Walking on the mountain and visiting the cemeteries is a great way to experience the city's history and natural beauty.

OtherRosemont/Petite Patrie 6d 9h ago •Mackenzie V

Rosemont/Petite Patrie offers many parks and community centers that aren't busy, making it an ideal location for those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere. It's also very bikeable to anything you want, making it easy to get around the city.

The Montreal Christmas Market is a great alternative to a big main Christmas tree, and it's already been done a few years back. It did not turn out so well, apparently the tree looked really, really, really, really bad, but it's a fun and festive way to celebrate the holiday season.

Westmount is reportedly the best decorated neighborhood for Halloween, particularly the uphill area with the nice houses. One can start a walk from Avenue Sunnyside and be amazed by the decorations.

Visible from the centre-ville of Montréal, the Aurore Desjardinéales are a spectacle worth seeing. There is no specific information on how to find this location or the best time to see the aurores.

Opalace is a safe place to meet people in real life and attend events. Although they don't currently host events, it's still a good recommendation for those interested in the kink scene.

The Montreal Biodome has five southern 'two-toed sloths' that can be spotted in the same area, close to the spiral stairs that bring you to the upper floor. They often rest around the trees in that area, and staff will sometimes put up a placard with an arrow pointing to their location. Alternatively, you can ask the staff for help in finding them.