Tourism Montreal

Montreal is a fascinating mix of urban thrills and natural wonders, neatly contained in one pristine island setting. Which means that there’s something for everyone, from the adventure-seeker to the cultural purist. Montreal takes its fun very seriously, and its seriousness lightly. It’s a city that loves to party, especially with its visitors. And visitors love Montreal.

Montreal perfectly harmonizes European charm and eclectic North American style. The UNESCO City of Design and the province’s intellectual and artistic centre resonates with the rhythms and colours of Montrealers

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The Festival International Nuits d’Afrique

where African, Caribbean and Latin American cultures come together.

Over 700 musical artists from some thirty countries will reunite to share their passions, their cultures, and their joie de vivre in North America’s largest World Music festival. From big names to the newest generation of musicians, all are eager to return to the stage, from July 12 at various indoor venues, and from July 19 to 24 on the open-air stage at the heart of Montréal.

Promotional codes for the Nuits d’Afrique Festival are available for our customers!

For the concerts at the Balattou, the Gesù and the Ministry the promotional code is : finatourism22
For concerts at the Fairmount Theatre the promotional code is: FINA2022

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You can find the full program HERE

 

Latin quarter

The name is still valid today since UQAM also elected to settle in the same spot as its predecessor, at the end of the 1960’s.

The Montréal terraces were born there. The mix of institutions and schools allow for an interesting mix of neckties and jeans; pizza and sushi; Highland Malt and flammenkuche; manga and tea den. Everything overlaps on top of Montréal’s main métro station: Berri-UQAM.

THE QUARTIER LATIN QUICKLY BECAME SYNONYMOUS WITH JOIE DE VIVRE, WHICH IS APPEALING IN ENGLISH AS IT IS IN FRENCH.

Add to the mix one ounce of Théâtre Saint-Denis, three grams of Cinématheque québécoise, National Film Board, and Cineplex Odeon, mix with the Just for Laughs festival, and let to marinate…

More than ever, rue Saint-Denis is the indispensable pedestrian link, the spine that unites in the best possible way the Plateau and Old Montréal.

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Quartier des spectacles

The most emotion in 1 km² around the Auberge

Located in downtown Montreal, the Quartier des spectacles is the city’s cultural heart. Within its boundaries, you will find the highest concentration and the greatest diversity of cultural venues in North America.

 

All year round, day or night, Montrealers and visitors head to the Quartier in droves, captivated and intrigued by its eight vibrant public spaces and no less than 40 festivals. During their visit, they discover artistic luminous displays that highlight the Quartier’s effervescence and mirror the vitality of this unique destination. Not a single day goes by without some cultural activity taking place at one of its venues.

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St-Denis theater

Théâtre St-Denis is now part of Espace St-Denis, a cultural and artistic center.

 

The multi-purpose integrated entertainment complex will include a French Brasserie-style restaurant, a studio-cabaret with a virtual 180-degree environment, a cozy piano-bar-terrace – Le Marie-Louise open year-round, an ice cream parlour for the summer season and ultimately the large hall known as Théâtre St-Denis. The cinema located on Émery Street will eventually be added to the group with a mixed reality experience, and all that, a few steps away from Auberge le Pomerol.

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