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Underground City
Best time to visit
Visit during weekdays in the late morning to avoid the weekend crowds and enjoy a more relaxed exploration. Winters are ideal since the underground offers a warm escape from the cold.
Budget tips
Entering is free, with many shops and eateries open to the public without charge. Shopping passes and public transport cards often include incentives to explore the network.
Recommended for
Urban explorers, Shopping enthusiasts, Winter visitors, Families
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Snabba fakta: Measuring over 33 kilometers, this underground network connects shopping centers, hotels, metro stations, and cultural venues. Passing through it feels like navigating a small city below the bustling streets, especially comforting during harsh winters.
Höjdpunkter: One of the coolest facts is that it has its own street signs, skylights, and even art installations, creating a vibrant atmosphere underground. Beneath the city, visitors find lively cafes and leafy indoor gardens, adding unexpected charm to the subterranean maze.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes since the network is extensive and involves lots of walking.
- Carry a small map or download an app to navigate efficiently and avoid getting lost.
- Peak times are weekday lunchtimes, so visiting early or late in the day helps avoid crowds.
- Explore less trafficked corridors for unique art installations and quieter cafes.
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
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