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]]>Throughout the summer months, Montreal hosts a huge array of brilliant arts, dance, music, film, and theatre events as part of its summer festival scheduling. Many of these events are free and are designed to showcase the creativity and vitality of the city. If you like the sound of bustling streets, thrilled crowds, and brilliant drama, book your trip for the summer months to ensure you don’t miss the festivals.
Montreal is a city that takes its food very seriously. If you are seeking fine dining in a traditional setting, you will be spoilt for choice, but the city also does street food incredibly well. Choose from fresh lobster rolls, classic poutines (a Canadian dish that combines French fries and cheese curds with a savory brown gravy), and the best burgers you’ve ever tasted.
At the center of the city is Mount Royal Park, a beautiful park with a seriously steep climb. If you fancy the challenge, climb to the top and be rewarded with stunning views across the city. There is a café at the top, so you can treat yourself after your exertions.
This is just a snapshot of what you can do when visiting Montreal. From cool modern architecture to scenic river cruises to thrilling nightlife, the city will reward visitors with its fantastic sights, tastes, and experiences. Whether you’re using Montreal as a stepping-stone into Québec province, or staying within the city, book your next trip to this Canadian and you won’t be disappointed.
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]]>The largest art gallery in Canada is this Montreal fixture, located on the Golden Square Mile of Sherbrooke Street. Over 160 years old, this gallery is visited by 1.3 million people per year who come to see its collection of early modern, contemporary, and First Nations pieces.
The MACM is the top spot that you will want to see in Montreal if you are a fan of the latest and greatest in the art world. Innovative, bold, and daring, the collection at this museum features works from contemporary legends from Canada and abroad.
The McCord Museum focuses mostly on Quebec’s and Canada’s history, but also contains a number of pieces related to folk art and the decorative arts that were found in the city and region throughout its history. First Nations communities have their works on full display here.
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]]>As the snow starts to melt, cozy up with a picnic by the picturesque lake in parc La Fontaine.
Catch gorgeous city views up on Place de Montaigne and enjoy a gorgeous woodland walk on the way up.
It might not be Brooklyn Bridge, but you will get fantastic views of the city as you cross over to Montreal’s very own island.
Most museums and galleries in Montreal have free ticket days. Check out the MTRL blog to find out which are available. There is always something going on at Place d’Art whether it’s a concert or art installation. We can guarantee that they’ll be something free going on this spring, coronavirus or no coronavirus.
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]]>If you love Barbie so much that you wouldn’t mind visiting a museum dedicated to your favorite doll, head to the Les Cours Mont-Royal mall. It’s home to the Barbie Expo—a collection of over a thousand Barbie dolls dressed in lavish, designer clothes.
The biggest museum dedicated to insects in North America can be found in Montreal. This insectarium welcomes approximately 400,000 visitors per year, and it has an impressive collection of butterflies, bees, and other insects on display.
If you’re a fan of all things retro, make sure to check out Emile Berliner Museum of Sound while in this Canadian city. It aims to celebrate the history of the audio industry and recording technology and features a collection of antique televisions, photographs, and other artifacts.
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]]>If you are wanting to feel that European vibe without crossing the pond, here are three Montreal hot spots that you should definitely check out.
The Notre Dame Basilica, the city’s most recognizable monument, dates back to Montreal’s time as a colonial city. Architect James O’Donnell was commissioned to design a cathedral for the growing city, and the result was this Neogothic gem with one of the most impressive interiors of any cathedral on Earth.
The aforementioned basilica is located in the city’s historic section, known as Old Montreal. Here, you will feel like you’re in a French city as you make your way through cobbled streets past buildings that date back to Montreal’s history as a part of New France.
The Bonsecours Market is now mainly used to house government offices, but the exterior of the mid-19th century building looks like something straight out of Europe. It served as Montreal’s public market before being changed to its current use after being built in 1847.
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]]>Here, you can find everything you want – bustling cities, adventure, mountains, snow, the most amazing waterfalls in the world, and even Aurora Borealis. No matter what kind of experience you choose, we’re sure it will be satisfying, and if you don’t know where to start, here are some options.
Montreal is a city that has so much to offer. It has a mixture of European culture with modern architecture and a French accent. It is the home to many festivals and a magnificent food scene. You can also visit the Notre-Dame Basilica and the Underground City.
If you wish to go a little bit more south, Windsor is the town that will top all of your expectations. Point Pelee National Park and Lake Erie will capture your attention in a second, and Coverty Gardens will leave you breathless.
The former gold mining town is home to many winter sports, but seeing Aurora Borealis from there, is an experience you will never forget.
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]]>All the way up until September, you can dance to quality electronic music every Sunday in outdoor spaces across Montreal.
At the end of August, visitors can enjoy a five-day outdoor fashion festival for a glamorous event.
Zoofest takes play across July in a series of quirky venues. The festival runs over 24 days and attracts the most eccentric artists in the city.
In the second week of August, you can learn about the culture and traditions of the native Americans.
The Fantasia film festival showcases the most exciting genre films from across the world on the big screen.
Enjoy free shows and activities in celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and the liberal and open-minded people of Montreal.
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]]>The post The Top Places to See a Big 4 Sports Game in North America appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>There are four main leagues of team sports in the US and Canada: Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, and the National Football League.
Here are our top suggestions for a city and stadium to have the best experience of watching one of these games from each league.
The quintessential baseball stadium is Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Its iconic Green Monster wall is the highlight of this century-old stadium that seats a cozy 37,000 fans.
The epicenter of basketball in the world has to be Madison Square Garden in New York City. Home of the New York Knicks, this well-known arena has been host to some of the greatest moments in the league’s history.
It’s only natural that you’ll find the best NHL arena in hockey-obsessed Canada. The home of the Montreal Canadiens provides fans with a passionate atmosphere and state-of-the-art technology.
If you’re looking to see an NFL game, you have to go to Lambeau. Located in the middle of a neighborhood the small city of Green Bay, Lambeau is an old-fashioned stadium that showcases the best of what football has to offer.
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]]>Cross over the bridge or jump on the metro to ‘the island’ for Osheaga music festival. Not only is it one of the most vibrant, artistic and friendliest festivals I’ve ever been to, Arctic Monkeys and Florence and the Machine are headlining this year.
If you don’t want to splash out on an Osheaga ticket, that’s ok, because Montreal hosts free festivals for everyone all summer. Streets are closed and stages are built around the city so that everyone can join in the fun. The international jazz festival and Les FrancoFolie are just two of the fantastic city festivals you have to look forward to this summer.
In August, Montreal hosts an international firework competition. The bridge that connects Montreal to the island is temporarily closed off so that locals and tourists alike can sit on the bridge and watch the fireworks. It’s amazing.
When summer gets going and things heat up, the people of Montreal will show you how to have a good time. An example of this is Tam-tams, which takes place at the bottom of Mont Royal every Sunday in summer. People gather to picnic, dance, and drum together. It’s a real feel-good vibe.
When it gets hot, public pools open all over the city. You can also head over to the island to swim at the buzzing man-made beach or jump in St Lawrence River to cool down.
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]]>The post Why You Should Visit Montreal, Canada appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Throughout the summer months, Montreal hosts a huge array of brilliant arts, dance, music, film, and theatre events as part of its summer festival scheduling. Many of these events are free and are designed to showcase the creativity and vitality of the city. If you like the sound of bustling streets, thrilled crowds, and brilliant drama, book your trip for the summer months to ensure you don’t miss the festivals.
Montreal is a city that takes its food very seriously. If you are seeking fine dining in a traditional setting, you will be spoilt for choice, but the city also does street food incredibly well. Choose from fresh lobster rolls, classic poutines (a Canadian dish that combines French fries and cheese curds with a savory brown gravy), and the best burgers you’ve ever tasted.
At the center of the city is Mount Royal Park, a beautiful park with a seriously steep climb. If you fancy the challenge, climb to the top and be rewarded with stunning views across the city. There is a café at the top, so you can treat yourself after your exertions.
This is just a snapshot of what you can do when visiting Montreal. From cool modern architecture to scenic river cruises to thrilling nightlife, the city will reward visitors with its fantastic sights, tastes, and experiences. Whether you’re using Montreal as a stepping-stone into Québec province, or staying within the city, book your next trip to this Canadian and you won’t be disappointed.
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]]>The post Art Lovers: These Montreal Museums are For You appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The largest art gallery in Canada is this Montreal fixture, located on the Golden Square Mile of Sherbrooke Street. Over 160 years old, this gallery is visited by 1.3 million people per year who come to see its collection of early modern, contemporary, and First Nations pieces.
The MACM is the top spot that you will want to see in Montreal if you are a fan of the latest and greatest in the art world. Innovative, bold, and daring, the collection at this museum features works from contemporary legends from Canada and abroad.
The McCord Museum focuses mostly on Quebec’s and Canada’s history, but also contains a number of pieces related to folk art and the decorative arts that were found in the city and region throughout its history. First Nations communities have their works on full display here.
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]]>The post How to Plan a Montreal Adventure for Free this Spring appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As the snow starts to melt, cozy up with a picnic by the picturesque lake in parc La Fontaine.
Catch gorgeous city views up on Place de Montaigne and enjoy a gorgeous woodland walk on the way up.
It might not be Brooklyn Bridge, but you will get fantastic views of the city as you cross over to Montreal’s very own island.
Most museums and galleries in Montreal have free ticket days. Check out the MTRL blog to find out which are available. There is always something going on at Place d’Art whether it’s a concert or art installation. We can guarantee that they’ll be something free going on this spring, coronavirus or no coronavirus.
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]]>The post 3 Unusual Museums You Can Only Find in Montreal appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you love Barbie so much that you wouldn’t mind visiting a museum dedicated to your favorite doll, head to the Les Cours Mont-Royal mall. It’s home to the Barbie Expo—a collection of over a thousand Barbie dolls dressed in lavish, designer clothes.
The biggest museum dedicated to insects in North America can be found in Montreal. This insectarium welcomes approximately 400,000 visitors per year, and it has an impressive collection of butterflies, bees, and other insects on display.
If you’re a fan of all things retro, make sure to check out Emile Berliner Museum of Sound while in this Canadian city. It aims to celebrate the history of the audio industry and recording technology and features a collection of antique televisions, photographs, and other artifacts.
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]]>The post These Montreal Landmarks Will Make You Feel Like You’re in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you are wanting to feel that European vibe without crossing the pond, here are three Montreal hot spots that you should definitely check out.
The Notre Dame Basilica, the city’s most recognizable monument, dates back to Montreal’s time as a colonial city. Architect James O’Donnell was commissioned to design a cathedral for the growing city, and the result was this Neogothic gem with one of the most impressive interiors of any cathedral on Earth.
The aforementioned basilica is located in the city’s historic section, known as Old Montreal. Here, you will feel like you’re in a French city as you make your way through cobbled streets past buildings that date back to Montreal’s history as a part of New France.
The Bonsecours Market is now mainly used to house government offices, but the exterior of the mid-19th century building looks like something straight out of Europe. It served as Montreal’s public market before being changed to its current use after being built in 1847.
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]]>The post 3 Cities In Canada That Will Warm Your Heart Even In The Coldest Days appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Here, you can find everything you want – bustling cities, adventure, mountains, snow, the most amazing waterfalls in the world, and even Aurora Borealis. No matter what kind of experience you choose, we’re sure it will be satisfying, and if you don’t know where to start, here are some options.
Montreal is a city that has so much to offer. It has a mixture of European culture with modern architecture and a French accent. It is the home to many festivals and a magnificent food scene. You can also visit the Notre-Dame Basilica and the Underground City.
If you wish to go a little bit more south, Windsor is the town that will top all of your expectations. Point Pelee National Park and Lake Erie will capture your attention in a second, and Coverty Gardens will leave you breathless.
The former gold mining town is home to many winter sports, but seeing Aurora Borealis from there, is an experience you will never forget.
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]]>The post Budget and Free Festivals to Look Forward to in Montréal This Summer appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>All the way up until September, you can dance to quality electronic music every Sunday in outdoor spaces across Montreal.
At the end of August, visitors can enjoy a five-day outdoor fashion festival for a glamorous event.
Zoofest takes play across July in a series of quirky venues. The festival runs over 24 days and attracts the most eccentric artists in the city.
In the second week of August, you can learn about the culture and traditions of the native Americans.
The Fantasia film festival showcases the most exciting genre films from across the world on the big screen.
Enjoy free shows and activities in celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and the liberal and open-minded people of Montreal.
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]]>The post The Top Places to See a Big 4 Sports Game in North America appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>There are four main leagues of team sports in the US and Canada: Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, and the National Football League.
Here are our top suggestions for a city and stadium to have the best experience of watching one of these games from each league.
The quintessential baseball stadium is Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Its iconic Green Monster wall is the highlight of this century-old stadium that seats a cozy 37,000 fans.
The epicenter of basketball in the world has to be Madison Square Garden in New York City. Home of the New York Knicks, this well-known arena has been host to some of the greatest moments in the league’s history.
It’s only natural that you’ll find the best NHL arena in hockey-obsessed Canada. The home of the Montreal Canadiens provides fans with a passionate atmosphere and state-of-the-art technology.
If you’re looking to see an NFL game, you have to go to Lambeau. Located in the middle of a neighborhood the small city of Green Bay, Lambeau is an old-fashioned stadium that showcases the best of what football has to offer.
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]]>The post 5 Reasons to head to Montreal this summer appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Cross over the bridge or jump on the metro to ‘the island’ for Osheaga music festival. Not only is it one of the most vibrant, artistic and friendliest festivals I’ve ever been to, Arctic Monkeys and Florence and the Machine are headlining this year.
If you don’t want to splash out on an Osheaga ticket, that’s ok, because Montreal hosts free festivals for everyone all summer. Streets are closed and stages are built around the city so that everyone can join in the fun. The international jazz festival and Les FrancoFolie are just two of the fantastic city festivals you have to look forward to this summer.
In August, Montreal hosts an international firework competition. The bridge that connects Montreal to the island is temporarily closed off so that locals and tourists alike can sit on the bridge and watch the fireworks. It’s amazing.
When summer gets going and things heat up, the people of Montreal will show you how to have a good time. An example of this is Tam-tams, which takes place at the bottom of Mont Royal every Sunday in summer. People gather to picnic, dance, and drum together. It’s a real feel-good vibe.
When it gets hot, public pools open all over the city. You can also head over to the island to swim at the buzzing man-made beach or jump in St Lawrence River to cool down.
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