Guidebook for Montreal
Sightseeing
A must-see destination in Montreal. The Basilica's dome is the highest point in Montreal. Is considered among the 10 most popular attractions of Montreal.
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Sankti Jósefs Oratory á Mount Royal
3800 Chem. Queen MaryA must-see destination in Montreal. The Basilica's dome is the highest point in Montreal. Is considered among the 10 most popular attractions of Montreal.
Nice walk to the Belvedaire on top of Mont-Royal. Nice view of all Montreal.
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Chalet Du Mont Royal
1196 Voie Camillien-HoudeNice walk to the Belvedaire on top of Mont-Royal. Nice view of all Montreal.
Everything Else
Snowdon station
Easy access to downtown Montreal and the Plateau
University of Montreal
2900 Bd Edouard-MontpetitUniversity
HEC Montreal
3000 Chem. de la Côte-Sainte-CatherineHigh Commerce University
Essentials
Metro Queen Mary
5201 Chem. Queen MaryLarge Food Store.
Shopping
PJC Jean Coutu
1224 Rue Notre Dame OPharmacie
SAQ
1325 Avenue Laurier EWine Store
Pharmaprix
1 Avenue Westminster NDrugstore
Eva B.
2015 Boul. Saint-LaurentNice place to shop vintage clothes and have a coffee.
Food Scene
McDonald's
2010 Av. PapineauResto
Best Smoke meat sandwiches in Montreal! Must Go!
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Schwartz's Deli - Sandwiches - Steaks
3895 Boul. Saint-LaurentBest Smoke meat sandwiches in Montreal! Must Go!
Fairmount Bagel
74 Av. Fairmount OBest Bagels in Montreal!
Jean-Talon markaðurinn
7070 Av. Henri-JulienFresh vegetables, fruits, fish, meat and local products.
Same as Jean-Talon market. Near Lachine canal. Nice place for a picnic.
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marché atwater
Same as Jean-Talon market. Near Lachine canal. Nice place for a picnic.
Traditional Québec cuisine in the heart of the "Plateau". Great for breakfast. The place is practically the same since it opened its doors in the 1940s.
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La Binerie Mont-Royal
4167 R. Saint-DenisTraditional Québec cuisine in the heart of the "Plateau". Great for breakfast. The place is practically the same since it opened its doors in the 1940s.