Roxane's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Uwanja wa Olimpiki
4545 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinOne of Montreal biggest icon
To feel a bit like old time and learn about Montreal history
1148 wenyeji wanapendekeza
Old Port of Montreal
To feel a bit like old time and learn about Montreal history
Mount Royal Chalet
1196 Voie Camillien-HoudeThere’s always something going on there and good resto
485 wenyeji wanapendekeza
Quartier des spectacles
1435 Rue St-AlexandreThere’s always something going on there and good resto
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
1380 Rue Sherbrooke OThere’s always a great exposition
Musée Pointe-à-Callière
To learn about Montreal history
Planetarium Rio Tinto Alcan
4801 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinFarine Five Roses
An other Montréal icon
Food scene
La Banquise
994 Rue Rachel EstBest poutine in Montreal
La Distillerie
2047 Avenue du Mont-Royal EVery good place to have good drink
Régine Café
1840 Rue Beaubien EBest brunch in Montreal
India Rosa
1241 Avenue du Mont-Royal EAmazing Indian restaurant
Gibeau Orange Julep
7700 Bd DécarieÀ Montréal food icon
Le Rosemont
2440 Boulevard RosemontMy personal favourite
Neighbourhoods
Saint Hubert Street
Rue Saint-HubertYou will found everything you need there
Renaud-Bray
4380 R. Saint-DenisGood place to buy your souvenirs and great books
Good place close to our place to eat Montréal famous smoke meat
27 wenyeji wanapendekeza
Le Roi du Smoked Meat
6705 Rue St-HubertGood place close to our place to eat Montréal famous smoke meat
Le Medley Simple Malt
6206 Rue St-HubertFor a good beer and good music
Chez Farfelu
843 Avenue du Mont-Royal EGreat shop
Savvy barbershop
6252 Rue St-HubertPerfect for a man haircut or a tattoo. Those guys are my friends and they are great
Ushauri kuhusu Jiji
Matembezi
The subway is the best way to go around the city.
Buy your ticket at the subway station. If bought individually, it’s 3.50$ every time but there’s spécial if you buy more then 1
Njia za kuokoa
Some Sunday free museum
Some museum are free once a month... always on Sunday
Misemo inayofaa
Bonjour
Most people only speak French in Montreal... better have a translation app