Headed to Montreal for a few weeks - theatre/museum, cafes, vintage and home goods recommendations? Merci beaucoup xx

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Abby · Answer

Walk!: Get the guide to graffiti and street art in Montreal.The public art is incredible. Also go to the McCord Stewart Museum. Find a lot of outdoor art at https://www.mtl.org/en/experience/montreal-murals-101.

Jenn · Answer

Fairmont Le Château Montebello: If you’re into architecture, spend a day exploring the world’s largest log cabin, or more accurately “log castle.” The pool is gorgeous, the grounds are gorgeous, and it’s a Fairmont so there’s a spa and nice restaurant!

Haley James · Answer

Le Vacarme: Really loved this record store and the people who worked there. (Would also trust them for other recs!)

Haley James · Answer

Mr + Mrs M Magasin (mmmm): Dying to go back to Montreal just to visit this place.

Soph · Answer

Strom Spa: ~$90 gets you all day access to one of the most luxurious indoor outdoor spas I’ve ever been to. And it’s huge. 3-4 complete water circuits. Wild river cold plunge. Restaurant. Facial bar?! Multiple napping rooms. Red light therapy lounge. They have multiple locations but I like the one in the Saint Saveur.

Haley James · Answer

Le Rouge-Gorge: I felt fully romanced by Montreal in this place. Delicious food, wine, and if I remember correctly, I believe it was open air where I sat? A favorite.

Haley James · Answer

Café Parvis: I love Montreal! It's been years since I've been but this place was recommended by a local and it was lovely. Went for coffee and breakfast multiple days during my trip.