Things To Do

Vieux-Port de Montréal

Old Port is near the wedding venue and gives European vibes. It is fun to check out rooftop restaurants and shops. - Ride the Ferris wheel - Check out the port area - Bell tower - Path along the canal - Great for running and walking. Options to rent bixi bikes.

Mont Royal Lookout

An iconic view of the city. Either drive or hike up. About 1-1.5 mile hike to the top. Check out Beaver lake on the way up!

Marché Atwater

An indoor and outdoor farmers market next to the canal.

Parc Jean-Drapeau

The formula 1 race track. Fun to check out with the Park and monument to see nearby.

Mont-Tremblant

An hour an a half from Montreal, there are many hikes and sites to see in this village.

Olympic Stadium

The Olympic stadium, Montreal

Jean Talon Market

Québec City

It’s about 2 and a half hours from Montreal. If you plan on staying longer it is a nice place to visit.

Restaurants preferences

Here is a short list of some great restaurants in Montreal: - Terrace Nelligan - A fun rooftop restaurant in Old port. (This is where Pat and I had our first date) - Hote l’Auberge- Rooftop restaurant in Old port - Elena- Pizza and Italian - Monsieur B- In Le Plateau a bring your own wine spot - La Banquise- BEST POUTINE IN TOWN - Ma Poule Mouillee - La Luna- Korean BBQ - Taverne Atlantic - September Cafe - Coffee and Breakfast - Le Petit Dep. - Coffee - Arthur's - Great breakfast/brunch - L’avenue- popular brunch - St.Viateur - Famous bagel shop

Saint-Catherine Street

Downtown Montreal there is St. Catherine street. There are many shops and restaurants to check out.