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Montréal, Canada
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Attraksjoner i Montréal, Canada
1. Notre-Dame Basilica
Visit guide, tips & moreWitness spectacular Gothic Revival artistry that will leave you in awe. Experience soaring ceilings, colorful stained glass, and the majestic Casavant organ music.
2. Mount Royal Park
Visit guide, tips & moreEscape the city bustle for a breath of fresh air and epic views. Glide down snowy slopes or hike woodland trails in a year-round urban oasis.
3. Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Visit guide, tips & moreA vibrant mix of art eras captivates every visitor. Experience stunning sculptures, paintings, and a light-filled glass atrium that sparks creativity.
The one thing nobody tells you about visiting Montréal, Canada
After traveling to 30+ countries, there's one thing I wish someone had told me from day one — and it completely changed how I experience new cities.
Free walking tours. Yes, actually free. No credit card needed. No catch.
You just show up and a local guide takes you around for 2-3 hours — all the major sights, hidden gems, local stories. Here's the thing: guides work entirely on tips. If they do a bad job, they don't get paid. So they bring their absolute best every single time — passionate storytelling, insider tips, restaurant recommendations you won't find on Google.
At the end, you tip whatever feels right. Most people give around €10-15, which is a fraction of what traditional tours cost for a much better experience.
I've done these in dozens of cities and they've been the highlight of almost every trip. If you're visiting Montréal, Canada — do this on your first day. You'll thank me later.
100% free to book — you only tip your guide at the end
4. Jean-Talon Market
Visit guide, tips & moreTaste the freshest local flavors under one roof. Dive into lively stalls packed with colorful fruits, cheeses, and artisan treats.
5. Biodome
Visit guide, tips & moreExperience four unique ecosystems in one visit. Encounter exotic animals and vibrant plant life from rainforests to polar zones.
6. Saint Joseph's Oratory
Visit guide, tips & moreExperience the grandeur of Canada’s largest church. Walk colorful steps and feel the history and faith alive within its walls.
7. Underground City
Visit guide, tips & moreExplore a sprawling underground network that shields you from the weather. Experience shopping, dining, and art all beneath the city streets.
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Pouding chômeur
Pouding chômeur, meaning 'unemployed man's pudding', originated during the Great Depression in Quebec and features a simple cake soaked in hot maple syrup or caramel sauce, offering a delicious sweet treat with humble roots.
Tarte au sucre
Tarte au sucre, or sugar pie, is a classic Quebecois dessert made with a rich, buttery filling primarily from maple syrup or brown sugar, celebrated for its sweet simplicity and comforting taste.
Queue de castor
Queue de castor, or beaver tail, is a popular Canadian fried dough pastry usually topped with sweet spreads or sugars, named for its resemblance to a beaver's tail and beloved as a street food in Montréal.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Montreal-style smoked meat
Montreal-style smoked meat is a legendary deli meat delicacy, seasoned with a unique blend of spices and smoked to perfection, typically served in sandwiches piled high on rye bread.
Tourtière
Tourtière is a traditional Quebec meat pie made with minced pork, beef, or game, often enjoyed during festive seasons and heralded for its rich, savory filling wrapped in flaky pastry.
Bagel Montreal-style
Montreal-style bagels are distinctive for being smaller, denser, and sweeter than their New York counterparts, boiled in honey-sweetened water and baked in a wood-fired oven for a unique flavor.
Traditional Beverages
Caribou
Caribou is a traditional warm alcoholic beverage from Quebec made with red wine, spirits, and maple syrup, enjoyed especially during winter festivals like Carnaval de Québec.
Maple syrup tea
Maple syrup tea is a comforting drink made by infusing hot water with maple syrup, cherished for its natural sweetness and connection to Quebec's maple syrup heritage.
Ice cider
Ice cider is a unique Quebec product made from apples naturally frozen on the tree, resulting in a sweet, rich, and aromatic cider that captures the essence of the region's apple orchards.
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Day trips
Eastern Townships
Scenic region with vineyards, small towns, and nature.
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Train stations
Via Rail, Amtrak
Take the 747 Express Bus from the airport to downtown for quick transit.
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