Yang's Guidebook
Sightseeing
One of the most important botanical gardens in the world, this oasis offers immersive experiences! With 10 greenhouses, a tree pavilion, and more than 20 themed gardens, you have plenty to see.
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Montreal Botanical Garden
4101 Rue Sherbrooke EOne of the most important botanical gardens in the world, this oasis offers immersive experiences! With 10 greenhouses, a tree pavilion, and more than 20 themed gardens, you have plenty to see.
It's a symbol of Montreal and a must see place. Easy access from Metro Pie Ix. The Olympic Park consists of a series of venues and sports arenas in Montreal, which was hone to many of the venues from the 1976 Summer Olympics. we love how the future was seen in the past.
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Restaurant Le Sommet
4767 Rue Sainte-Catherine EIt's a symbol of Montreal and a must see place. Easy access from Metro Pie Ix. The Olympic Park consists of a series of venues and sports arenas in Montreal, which was hone to many of the venues from the 1976 Summer Olympics. we love how the future was seen in the past.
The Parc Maisonneuve which spreads out in front of the Olympic Stadium is a truly magnificent place for walking, resting, picnicking or cycling.
Its wide and long fairways von in this place which was a famous golf course a few decades ago, where our Quebecer Jocelyne Bourassa won the prestigious Canadian Women's Open in 1973.
At its southern end, near Sherbrooke Street, there is a beautiful City of Montreal pavilion accessible during the day, with its usual and very useful services.
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Parc Maisonneuve
4601 Rue Sherbrooke EThe Parc Maisonneuve which spreads out in front of the Olympic Stadium is a truly magnificent place for walking, resting, picnicking or cycling.
Its wide and long fairways von in this place which was a famous golf course a few decades ago, where our Quebecer Jocelyne Bourassa won the prestigious Canadian Women's Open in 1973.
At its southern end, near Sherbrooke Street, there is a beautiful City of Montreal pavilion accessible during the day, with its usual and very useful services.
Food Scene
Major and authentic commercial artery, this promenade located in the heart of the borough of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, between rue D'Iberville and 12e Avenue, is more than ever worth the detour since there are many more or less hidden treasures there, and because it is full of bustling little shops, restaurants and bars just waiting for you to pass by.
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Promenade Masson
5349 4e AvenueMajor and authentic commercial artery, this promenade located in the heart of the borough of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, between rue D'Iberville and 12e Avenue, is more than ever worth the detour since there are many more or less hidden treasures there, and because it is full of bustling little shops, restaurants and bars just waiting for you to pass by.
This market will make you want to live in Montreal. stocked with great fresh, seasonal produce and plant vendors. It's really fun to walk around and visit other vendors that sold things you can enjoy as a visitor. Don't miss the gem of the excellent bookstore tucked away in the market. They have a great selection of cookery books. Check out the businessesthat wrap around the market as well, you will find delicious Italian cookies from a fruit store across the street and some Middle Eastern spices from a Tunisian market that had pottery and baskets displayed in front.
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Jean-Talon Market
7070 Av. Henri-JulienThis market will make you want to live in Montreal. stocked with great fresh, seasonal produce and plant vendors. It's really fun to walk around and visit other vendors that sold things you can enjoy as a visitor. Don't miss the gem of the excellent bookstore tucked away in the market. They have a great selection of cookery books. Check out the businessesthat wrap around the market as well, you will find delicious Italian cookies from a fruit store across the street and some Middle Eastern spices from a Tunisian market that had pottery and baskets displayed in front.
A must go neighbourhood in Montreal. It has town of restaurants, bars and stores in some main streets (St Denis, Duluth, St Laurent etc..) and side streets are calm and residential. This is where the real Montrealers go to chill out at night and ont the weekend.
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Plateau Mont-Royal
A must go neighbourhood in Montreal. It has town of restaurants, bars and stores in some main streets (St Denis, Duluth, St Laurent etc..) and side streets are calm and residential. This is where the real Montrealers go to chill out at night and ont the weekend.
Museum
connected to the Botanical Gardens, this museumof insects is one of the best thing to visit in Montreal. The instruction on the insects is comprehensive but by far the most interesting part is the atta and colony.
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Montreal Insectarium
4581 Rue Sherbrooke Econnected to the Botanical Gardens, this museumof insects is one of the best thing to visit in Montreal. The instruction on the insects is comprehensive but by far the most interesting part is the atta and colony.
Summer and winter alike, the Montréal Biodôme is the perfect family outing! With five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof, the Biodôme is like a walk in nature. A place of wonder, learning and environmental commitment for young and old alike, it's one of Montréal’s must-see tourist attractions.
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Biodome
4777 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinSummer and winter alike, the Montréal Biodôme is the perfect family outing! With five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof, the Biodôme is like a walk in nature. A place of wonder, learning and environmental commitment for young and old alike, it's one of Montréal’s must-see tourist attractions.
Geared to both adults and children this will prove to be a fun and educational experience for individuals or entire families. The Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium is the new and modern replacement for the former Montreal Planetarium which opened in 1966 and operated until 2011. Using the latest in technology, the planetarium will have you feeling like you are literally lifting off into space as you embark on a journey into the solar system and beyond.
This new planetarium actually features twin theatres and your ticket gets you into both shows. There are showtimes throughout the day in both French and English. Check the schedule on the official website linked above to see what time shows are playing in your preferred language.
While the shows will likely be the highlight of your visit, there is much more to see, with many interactive exhibits and displays including a complete exhibit on meteors.
Montreal Planetarium Astronomical Society
Geared to both adults and children this will prove to be a fun and educational experience for individuals or entire families. The Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium is the new and modern replacement for the former Montreal Planetarium which opened in 1966 and operated until 2011. Using the latest in technology, the planetarium will have you feeling like you are literally lifting off into space as you embark on a journey into the solar system and beyond.
This new planetarium actually features twin theatres and your ticket gets you into both shows. There are showtimes throughout the day in both French and English. Check the schedule on the official website linked above to see what time shows are playing in your preferred language.
While the shows will likely be the highlight of your visit, there is much more to see, with many interactive exhibits and displays including a complete exhibit on meteors.
Boutique
This boutique owned by our old friend local artist, impressive choice of t-shirts with typical Montréal prints, in addition to other t-shirts bearingthe image of various philosophers and writers. The t-shirts are made in the United States and are printed in Montreal. A very good value for money!
Tresnormale
This boutique owned by our old friend local artist, impressive choice of t-shirts with typical Montréal prints, in addition to other t-shirts bearingthe image of various philosophers and writers. The t-shirts are made in the United States and are printed in Montreal. A very good value for money!