Every town can be a drinking town. But Montreal is a DRINKING town. Historically, we played a big role in bootlegging during America's prohibition and -- more importantly -- our legal drinking age is 18. This translates to getting a lot of tourists w...

In so many respects Montreal offers the best of all worlds. It feels like a big city and a small town, it blends European and American culture – all with its own singular dash of joie de vivre. What you make of Montreal depends a lot on where you st...

Explore neighborhoods, restaurants, and parks dedicated to the many cultural groups who have left their native countries and brought a taste of it to Montreal. Read more: https://matadornetwork.com/trips/7-places-to-eat-in-montreal/

Canada’s second-largest city is renowned for great food, historic neighborhoods, and a vibrant and varied urban life driven in part by stubbornly cheap rent. It’s also wedged into a sweet corner of the continent for outdoor adventure: Vermont, New Ha...

From the obvious tourist eats (bagels, poutine, smoked meat), to hotter, newer arrivals on the scene, here’s a one-day to-do list for a lightning visit to the city. Read more: https://montreal.eater.com/2018/9/17/17870708/best-restaurants-bars-mont...

With winter temperatures plummeting well below zero degrees F, Montreal may not sound like a great location to spend your hard-earned vacation days. But there’s no doubt that a touch of freshly fallen snow produces a certain je ne sais quoi, that tak...

Montreal is Canada's hidden gem when it comes to the music scene. Check out our recommendations for the best venues and festivals to get the local sounds.