Your Dsitrict in Downtown Montreal

A spa on water, docked at the Old Port of Montreal, Bota Bota offers care and esthetic services, having on board all the facilities of a spa.

Welcomed in a bright, minimalist-chic space, this restaurant serves you modern eclectic cuisine with a French influence.

The little sister of Toqué welcomes you in a bright and contemporary design, giving you a fresh brewery cuisine.

This well-known supper club offers a menu of Italian classics and wines in a trendy nightclub atmosphere.

A Two-level restaurant in a theatre, offering a classic bistro menu. Offers a lively ambience especially on evenings with representations.

A warm and friendly coffee shop located in Quartier des spectacles.

Casual cafe with outdoor seating, offering coffee, pizza, pastries, creative light dishes, and wine.

Cégep du Vieux-Montreal is a francophone educational institution offering various educational programs.

The Centre for Sustainable Development regroups eight organizations committed to promoting sustainable development. Its mission is to inspire citizens, experts and elected officials.

Born of a merger of three hospitals, the CHUM is the largest university hospital center in Quebec.

This cinema screens the latest Hollywood films and new independent releases.

A multifunctional professional venue, featuring local and international artists.

Complexe Desjardins is a set of skyscrapers housing offices, shops, indoor parking, hotels and restaurants. It is the largest building in the city.

This new public space, situated on the west side of Clark Street can accommodate different installations such as a refrigerated outdoor skating rink and a multifunctional service area.

The place to be in the summertime to attend big popular events, free shows, and all the buzz surrounding Montreal’s major festivals.

This trendy restaurant with terrace offers a range of wines and cocktails, combining a simple and eclectic menu.

The Gesù, a historical monument includes a church, an amphitheater and two theaters. Each year, it presents a diversity of shows, exhibitions and conferences.

The Institute contributes to the promotion of the German language, offering language courses, organizing seminars and projects for teachers and students from Germany.

The Grande Bibliothèque serves as the main public library for Montrealers. Its collection is part of the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, and it is also a resource library for Quebec as a whole.

Supermarket located in Complexe Desjardins.

A Landmark theatre, built in 1913, showcasing various events, including festivals and film premieres.

Located in the historic Blumenthal Building, L'Astral offers intimate concerts of jazz, blues, folk and pop.

Designed to promote film culture, the Cinémathèque offers a diverse program, including screenings, exhibitions and many activities.

Located inside the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, this gourmet bistro serves market-fresh Québécois cuisine.

Place of residence of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, the 2,100-seat concert hall provides exceptional acoustics and architecture.

McGill University is one of Canada’s oldest universities. This English educational establishment is among the best universities in the world.

With a capacity of up to 2,300 spectators, Metropolis hosts events such as launches, galas, conferences, conventions, symposiums, and TV tapings.

Built between 1891 and 1893, the National Monument is the oldest still-operating theatre in Quebec.

Mount Royal Park is one of Montreal’s largest green spaces. It has several attractions, including the Lac aux Castors, and hosts several activities.

Canada’s first museum dedicated exclusively to contemporary art, the MAC offers a varied program ranging from presentations of its permanent collection to temporary exhibitions of work by Quebec, Canadian, and international artists.

The National Bank of Canada is the sixth largest commercial bank in Canada. It offers various financial services to its clients.

The Canadian destination of choice for point-of-view documentaries, animation, interactive work, and Canadian films.

Contemporary bistro and oyster bar known for its sophisticated take on seafood dishes and cocktails.

Old Montreal is an historic district of the City of Montreal. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions.

A public space, situated on the east side of the Symphonic address hall, a large central green area bordered by paved surfaces.

Place des Arts is the artistic heart of Montreal. It is recognized as the largest cultural complex in Canada.

A public space dedicated to festivals and urban entertainment. It features the largest array of animated interactive fountains in Canada.

A transdisciplinary research and production centre that promotes exchanges between arts and science. Its mission is the development and conservation of digital culture.

This tavern serves dishes with Portuguese flavors in a relaxed atmosphere.

The TNM is one of the theatrical cultural references in Quebec. It has a bold programming, from classics to contemporary creations.

Having been an integral part of Montreal's history for nearly a century, Théâtre St-Denis is a major monument on the city's cultural scene.

The Université du Québec à Montréal is a french teaching establishment that is part of the Université du Québec network.

The Université du Québec à Montréal is a french teaching establishment that is part of the Université du Québec network.

Espace danse, as this new cultural address will be called, will be much more than just a site for training, instruction, and creation: it will be the dance destination of choice in Montreal and Quebec.