Cynthia's Guidebook
Sightseeing
The Old Port of Montreal is a “must see” for any tourist. The combination of French and English, the architecture, and the incredible fine dining. Don’t forget our theatres (The Saidye Bronfman Centre), our museums, and of course our world renowned fine dining.
56 locals recommend
Playground at the Old Port
1 Rue Quai de l'HorlogeThe Old Port of Montreal is a “must see” for any tourist. The combination of French and English, the architecture, and the incredible fine dining. Don’t forget our theatres (The Saidye Bronfman Centre), our museums, and of course our world renowned fine dining.
Beautiful park right on Lac St. Louis great for picnics or just watching the sailboats. Free parking available
6 locals recommend
Jack Layton Park
392 Rue HalcroBeautiful park right on Lac St. Louis great for picnics or just watching the sailboats. Free parking available
Sightseeing
Absolutely beautiful!
Mont Tremblant
Hudson Village Theatre
28 Rue WharfArbraska Rigaud
85 Chem. BourgetSandy Beach
Hudson, QC - Oka, QCFood scene
The best flet mignon steak sandwiches, fish’n’chips, roast beef, great Caesar salads, and Sunday brunch (reservations required). Dine in the dining room, hang out and eat in the bar area with central fireplace or enjoy the open dining area with an additional fireplace. Summertime, enjoy outdoor eating on the terrace in a quiet, secluded ambiance. Definitely one of my favorites eating establishments.
9 locals recommend
Mon Village Restaurant
2760 Côte Saint-CharlesThe best flet mignon steak sandwiches, fish’n’chips, roast beef, great Caesar salads, and Sunday brunch (reservations required). Dine in the dining room, hang out and eat in the bar area with central fireplace or enjoy the open dining area with an additional fireplace. Summertime, enjoy outdoor eating on the terrace in a quiet, secluded ambiance. Definitely one of my favorites eating establishments.