Mina's Guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Golden Square Mile is one of the most high end neighbourhoods in Montreal, steps away from McGill Campus, St. Catherine Street full of shops, Crescent Street full of bars and restaurants and Museum of Fine Arts. Very safe throughout the day and night, and steps away from all the action downtown, as well as the access to Mont-Royal park on Peel st. There is a dog park on Dr. Penfield Avenue 3 blocks away. McGill campus is literally across the street. I loved living here for 5 years, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy your stay.
7 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Golden Square Mile
Golden Square Mile is one of the most high end neighbourhoods in Montreal, steps away from McGill Campus, St. Catherine Street full of shops, Crescent Street full of bars and restaurants and Museum of Fine Arts. Very safe throughout the day and night, and steps away from all the action downtown, as well as the access to Mont-Royal park on Peel st. There is a dog park on Dr. Penfield Avenue 3 blocks away. McGill campus is literally across the street. I loved living here for 5 years, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy your stay.
There are a lot of restaurants, bars, shops on this street. The nightlife scene is here for many young people!
183 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Saint Laurent Boulevard
Boulevard Saint-LaurentThere are a lot of restaurants, bars, shops on this street. The nightlife scene is here for many young people!
Bars
This is one of my favourite bars. People are dressed well and the cocktails are fantastic. Try the bar snacks and their legendary fries.
55 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bar George
1440 Rue DrummondThis is one of my favourite bars. People are dressed well and the cocktails are fantastic. Try the bar snacks and their legendary fries.
Cloakroom Bar
2175 Rue de la MontagneSir Winston Churchill Pub
1455 Rue CrescentFood scene
Deville
1425 Rue StanleyMARCUS Restaurant + Lounge
1440 Rue de la MontagneL'Express
3927 R. Saint-DenisSōZō Sushi
4118 R. Saint-DenisOmnivore St Laurent
4306 Boul. Saint-LaurentJanine Café-Brunch
3900 Rue WellingtonUniversel Déjeuners et Grillades
2055 Rue PeelMuseums/Attractions
El Museo de Bellas Artes de Montreal
1380 Rue Sherbrooke OOld Port of Montreal
Biodomo
4777 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinHockey, Concerts and Shows! Check their calendar!
511 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bell Centre
1909 Av. des Canadiens-de-MontréalHockey, Concerts and Shows! Check their calendar!
Workspaces
Free wifi, come here to do work
You pay by the hour, maximum $12 per day. Free wifi, free coffee, tea and snacks. Lots of nice places to sit and work. Artsy ambiance. Close to Place Des Arts metro.
Anticafe Montreal - Place Des Arts
294 Rue Sainte-Catherine OYou pay by the hour, maximum $12 per day. Free wifi, free coffee, tea and snacks. Lots of nice places to sit and work. Artsy ambiance. Close to Place Des Arts metro.
Sightseeing
Place-des-Arts station
Jeanne-Mance StreetOlympic Stadium
4545 Av. Pierre-De CoubertinMirador del Monte Royal
1576 Voie Camillien-HoudeConsejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Metro and Bus are the easiest and fastest transit options
The 144 bus that passes in front of this apartment will take you from one end of the city to the other. Take this bus from St. Denis where there are many great restaurants and cafes, all the way to Atwater where Atwater Market and the big shopping mall Place Alexis Nihon is located. The 144 bus stops at the Sherbrooke station on the Orange metro line, which gives you quick access to the metro network. The 144 bus also stops at Atwater metro station on the Green line. What’s even better is that you can walk down Peel street to Maisonneuve to have fast access to the Green metro line in 5 min!
Antes de que te vayas
Reserve Restaurants before you go
Montreal has the most number of restaurants per capita in North America; more than NY or LA! So you are guaranteed to have an incredible culinary experience here. Always make a reservation; walk-in to restaurants is tough to do and you will be asked to wait for an hour at least unless you’re going at a random time during the day. So, reserve, reserve, reserve! Especially for dinner. Many brunch/breakfast places don’t take reservations so you need to go early and grab a table! That’s the biggest exception to the rule.