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Nestled between Saint-Henri and Griffintown, Little Burgundy is an increasingly popular destination for lovers of fine dining. Several institutions are firmly rooted there, such as Joe Beef and Patrice Demers’ pastry shop. The neighbourhood is a great place to walk because of its many parks and beautiful buildings, not to mention the Lachine Canal and […]

If there’s one neighbourhood in Montreal where you’ll be sure to find great and authentic food, no matter the origin, it’s Parc-Extension. In truth, it’s not a neighbourhood we visit very often, but when we’re passing through, it’s always an amazing meal! As you know, Parc-Extension is a culturally diverse neighbourhood which is reflected in […]

Pointe-Saint-Charles has long been one of Montreal’s unloved neighbourhoods, one that was more often than not forgotten. Its industrial past, which is still felt today, didn’t help in making it a very attractive place to be. It was here that many French-speaking workers and Irish immigrants once settled, and the neighbourhood was far from rich. […]

As the creative hub of Montreal, the Plateau Mont-Royal has a lot to offer. The neighbourhood is known around the world for its street art and distinctive architecture. It is a corner of the island of Montreal that attracts foreigners as much as Montrealers themselves. From Parc Lafontaine to Parc Jeanne-Mance, Le Plateau, also known […]