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What better time to rediscover the many facets of our city and fall in love again with its rich cultural heritage, not to mention its many culinary offers and the irresistible joie de vivre! From planning culinary adventures to organizing a weekend getaway, we are here to ensure you a most memorable experience. Nothing in life is guaranteed but we can assure you that we will do our utmost best to make it happen.
Please know that in these challenging times, dates may change and events may be postponed or canceled at any given time.
June 2025 -- Place Des Arts/Maison Symphonique
Since its founding in 1934, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal has distinguished itself as a leader in the orchestral life of Canada and Québec. A cultural ambassador of the highest order, the Orchestra has earned an enviable reputation internationally through the quality of its many recordings and tours. Internationally acclaimed conductor Rafael Payare was named the OSM's Music Director Designate for the 2021--2022 season following a unanimous vote by the Orchestra's selection committee. The Venezuelan conductor will commence full duties in 2022--2023--his tenure will last a minimum of five years--becoming the ninth Music Director in the OSM's history.
June 15, 2025 -- Places des Arts/Maison Symphonique
Comprised of Quebec-born musicians, who are also mainly Quebec-trained, the Orchestre Métropolitain boasts an international calibre of excellence as an organization dedicated to promoting wider public access to classical music and to strong community involvement, as well as to artistic innovation and creativity. The Orchestre Métropolitain owes its international calibre to the quality and reputation of its Principal Conductor and Artistic Director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
June 13 to 15, 2025 -- Circuit Gilles Villeneuve/Île Notre-Dame
October 8, 1978: Montreal's first Grand Prix du Canada is held on an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence. A native son, driving a Ferrari, wins his first world championship race. On that day more than three decades ago, Montreal, Ile Notre-Dame and its 4.5-kilometre track became more than a city, an island and a ribbon of pavement. They became Formula One holy ground. From year to year ever since, every June, tens of thousands of pilgrims have flocked to the island to watch the gods of motor racing. First there was Gilles Villeneuve. Then came Jones, Piquet, Mansell, Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Hill, Alonso, Hamilton and others. They come to conquer. They keep building on the legend of this always-thrilling Grand Prix.
June 12 to 15 2025 -- Peel Street
The Montreal Grand Prix is the most important tourist event in Canada, with a considerable economic impact of 90 million dollars. Broadcast in 150 countries with more than 310 million viewers and an occupancy rate of 95% in hotels, the Grand Prix positions the city of Montreal on the international scene.
As part of the Grand Prix, Peel Street merchants come together to organize the most prestigious event in downtown Montreal: The Peel Formula Event. More than 400,000 visitors are expected in June to travel on Peel Street during the weekend of the Grand Prix de Montréal.
Thanks to its renowned restaurants, its terraces and its high-end boutiques, Peel Street ensures a success for the event where luxury cars, fashion, music and gastronomy merge in a distinguished atmosphere.
June 26 to July 05, 2025 -- Various Locations
Ranked as the world's largest jazz festival in the Guinness World Records, the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal has been synonymous with a passion for music for now 40 years. Every year for 10 days, the French-speaking metropolis of North America becomes the venue where fans of all types of jazz-related music rub shoulders with aficionados of jazz in its purest form. All on a unique site designed to meet festival goers' every need, right downtown in an area off-limits to car traffic! Montreal is without a doubt the true heartbeat of Planet Jazz!
Montreal International Fireworks Competition 2025
The largest pyrotechnics competition of its kind in the world, the Montreal International Fireworks Competition has been going strong since 1985 and remains one of this city's top summer attractions. Pyrotechnics artists from around the world will be launching fireworks over La Ronde.
June 07 to 22, 2025 -- Museum of Fine Arts/Salle Bourgie & Maison Symphonique Place des Arts
Looking for another reason to visit Montréal? This festival offers you outstanding jazz and classical music artists in presentations that have attracted millions via radio, television and live performance. Don't miss the first festival of Montréal's summer season and one of the best chamber music festivals in North America.
May 25 to June 06, 2025 -- Museum of Fine Arts/Salle Bourgie & Maison Symphonique
Founded in 2002 by internationally renowned bass Joseph Rouleau and current Chairman of the Board of the Competition and its Foundation André Bourbeau, the CMIM is an annual event that draws over 6,000 spectators to concert halls, as well as thousands of listeners on the radio and the web.
The CMIM seeks to discover and support young singers, violinists, and pianists who demonstrate exceptional mastery of their art. It's the only international competition in North America to be held annually and to present three disciplines in a three-year rotation. Since its first edition dedicated to voice in 2002, more than 2,400 hopefuls have entered the Competition and nearly 400 have performed in Montreal, much to the delight of music lovers.
May 25 to June 15, 2025 -- Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End
The Fringe Festival is Montréal's summer block party of theatre, dance, music, comedy, and more. With over 700 shows, local and international performing artists take over the Plateau Mont-Royal to celebrate years of boundless creativity. Artists are selected by lottery, no Censorship. Artists have complete freedom to present ANYTHING, accessibility to artists. Anyone can apply to the lottery and afford its application fees, accessibility to audience. Ticket prices are kept low and 100% of the ticket price is returned to the artists you see on stage.
May 29 to June 07, 2025 -- Place Des Arts
Spain, 17th century. Don Quixote is a dreamer in search of an ideal who lives through the tales of chivalry. Convinced that he is destined to restore justice and defend the oppressed, he embarks on an adventure with his faithful squire, Sancho Panza. Both comical and endearing, Don Quixote sees giants where there are only windmills and princesses in beautiful Romani women.
This two-act ballet is adapted from one of the most important works in Spanish literature, Don Quixote de la Mancha, written by Miguel de Cervantes in 1605. Adapted by the Cuban choreographer Marina Villanueva, this narrative is mainly inspired by the original version created by the renowned Marius Petipa in 1869 and by the 1988 version of Alicia Alonso, a key figure of classical ballet in the Hispanic-American culture.
Featuring flamboyant dances and romantic pas de deux, the choreography follows the lively music of Austrian composer Ludwig Minkus. With lavish set designs and sumptuous costumes, this playful ballet is a true explosion of colors and energy.
May 22 to June 05, 2025 -- Various Location
Montreal's international festival combining both contemporary dance and contemporary theater, the Festival TransAmériques is three weeks of world and North American premiere performances by top choreographers, artistic directors, playwrights, actors and dancers. A relative newbie on the festival scene in Montreal, the Festival TransAmériques premiered in 2007, combining two festivals. Previously known as the Festival de Théâtre des Amériques, an all-theater festival going strong since 1985, the Festival TransAmériques added contemporary dance to the performance roster, picking up the slack where Montreal's contemporary dance event, the Festival International de Nouvelle Danse (defunct since 2003) left a void, to the dismay of Montreal's prominent dance community. And so a new festival was born with a particular focus on promoting contemporary dance and theater on the edge.
June 19 to 22, 2025 -- Vieux-Montréal
Montreal Baroque Festival promises to entertain, charm, and uplift us with its amazing programming! At the dawn of Montréal's festival season, Montreal Baroque invites the public to enjoy four joyous days of 17th and 18th century music. Performed in historic or unconventional venues, the grand productions, intimate concerts and street shows peppered with culinary delicacies, make for an eclectic, eccentric and colourful event!
Echo of the Earth, the 2025 edition of the Montréal Baroque Festival will pay tribute to nature and our planet, and their oncoming threats. On the program: an exploration of the most significant natural disasters of the Baroque era, a nod to the elements and seasons of yesterday and today. A celebration of the great outdoors!
May 31 to June 01, 2025 -- Old Montreal
Les Foodies Festival is Montreal's premier culinary celebration, showcasing a vibrant mix of multicultural cuisines, food brands from soul food to health-conscious options. Founded in the "City of Foodies," this exciting event brings together a diverse array of restaurants, food products, supplements and entertainment. Now in its 3rd year, the festival takes place in the Old Port of Montreal, just before the Grand Prix, offering an unforgettable experience for food lovers. From fast food to fine dining, lounges to supper clubs, and from soul food to vegan delights, there's something for everyone. Follow us for exclusive highlights and discover the must-try spots in the city.
May 30 to June 01, 2025 -- Île Ste-Hélène/Park Jean-Drapeau
A huge celebration of science for the curious of all ages! Scientists explain what it is, why it works, how to get involved! Join over 100 activities. See the shows, LAUGH, CREATE, EXPERIMENT, DISCOVER and UNDERSTAND!
June 13 to 21, 2025 -- Various Locations
These magnificent candle-lit classical music concerts are in Montreal!
A true celebration of French-speaking music, the Francos de Montréal bring together thousands of festival-goers each year at the nerve center of Montreal cultural life, at the Quartier des spectacles.
Created in 1989 by Alain Simard, Guy Latraverse and Jean-Louis Foulquier, Les Francos is a non-profit company whose goal is to promote French-speaking song, to encourage its dissemination and to stimulate the circulation of artists from throughout the French-speaking world.
Prioritizing accessibility to culture through programming combining established artists and emerging talents, both national and international, the event also has the mission of contributing to the quality of life of Montrealers, the international reputation of their city and its cultural, economic and tourist development.
June 06, 2025 -- Museum of Fine Arts/Bourgie Hall
Recitals, chamber music, vocal art, Baroque music, jazz, world music, family shows, and more: each year, Bourgie Hall produces over a hundred concerts at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in its exceptional venue.
Inaugurated in September 2011, Bourgie Hall offers top-rate artistic programming and welcomes on its stage Canadian and international artists in equal numbers. Whether they are just starting out or already critically acclaimed, these musicians are chosen to perform in Bourgie Hall on the basis of their immense talent. The public can't go wrong: audiences know that they can count on the quality of concerts "approved by Bourgie Hall!" In addition to offering remarkable concerts at affordable prices, Bourgie Hall organizes music workshops for families and amateur musicians. These friendly encounters enable participants to develop their musical gifts in a convivial environment. Bourgie Hall's programming also brings out astonishing connections between music and art collections. To be discovered at the concerts or during events in the Museum's exhibition rooms!
June 08 to 29, 2025 -- Segal Center
These magnificent candle-lit classical music concerts are in Montreal!
Step into a world of mystery and mischief at the Segal Centre in this comedic romp as murder and blackmail unfold over a sinister dinner party at Boddy Manor. Based on the cult classic 1985 film and inspired by the iconic Hasbro board game, this slapstick whodunit keeps you guessing: Was it Miss Scarlet in the library with the rope? Or Colonel Mustard in the kitchen with the knife? Join us for an evening of laughter and intrigue that promises thrilling twists at every turn!
May 29 to June 01, 2025 -- Hangar 1825 Griffintown
YATAI MTL is a popular 4 days event that celebrates Japanese culture and its street food. The event has 3 components: a street food zone, an exhibitor zone and a cultural zone. It is an opportunity to celebrate the beauty of Montreal's cultural diversity and the way communities live together.
The Yatai is the name of the itinerant stand in Japan, a tradition that dates back to the Edo period in the 1630s. This ancient practice is still very popular with the Japanese people during the summer festivals (Matsuri), near the temples, along the rivers or at the exit of the offices.
June to October 2025 -- NIPPAYSAGE -- Landscape Architects (Du Musée Avenue MBAM)
Every summer since 2013, the MMFA has been inviting local creative talent to design and execute an installation for the portion of Du Musée Avenue that gets converted into a pedestrian walkway.
Removable installation in a variety of configurations over 5 years to enliven the avenue du Musée. Like a set of blocks, the construction system invites you to play, relax and take a break to appreciate the body of work in the Sculpture Garden. In the playful, colorful spirit of Montreal's landscaping, the avenue-scale intervention uses the repetition of a single wooden module, allowing multiple configurations over the years. The stacking allows for a variety of inclusive appropriations, offering moments of pause, alone or in groups. At the heart of the new flower gardens, the remarkable built environment and the museum city's corpus of works of art, the project contributes to enriching a centuries-old tradition of urban design in Montreal, rooted in the city's rich historical and natural heritage.
June 19 to 30, 2025 -- La Sala Rosa
The Suoni Per II Popolo is a community based, leftfield music festival which presents local and international musicians performing in a variety of styles such as Free Jazz, Improv, Avant rock, Noise, Avant Fold, and Twentieth Century Classical.
June 07, 13, 21, 22 & 27, 2025 -- l'Église St-Jean-Baptiste, à la Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-bon-Secours et à l'Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs !
These magnificent candle-lit classical music concerts are in Montreal!
Montreal now hosts the famous classical music concerts that have caused a stir around the world! Candlelight shows adopt a new concept that engages all of your senses for a magical musical experience….DO NOT MISS ! This series of candlelit concerts, simply named "Candlelight", invites you to relive the greatest moments of classical music in the most magical places of Montreal. In an intimate and warm atmosphere, rediscover the works of Vivaldi, Mozart, Chopin or even Beethoven. After having been a huge success around the world - in cities like New York, Barcelona or London - this unique experience is finally coming to Montreal.
June 19 to 24, 2025 - At the Ancienne-cour-de-triage park
On the banks of the Saint Lawrence River or the Lachine Canal, the Guinguettes are back this summer to let you discover or rediscover exceptional views in Montreal in a unique waterfront atmosphere. Like in previous years, the Sud-Ouest borough kicks off the festivities starting from June 19 ! With 2 stages and a capacity of up to 5,000 people, the programming is packed with nearly 50 concerts and entertainment acts at each stage! Les Guinguettes de Montréal are also an opportunity to explore local Quebec artisans at the Tropical Market and satisfy your taste buds at one of our 8 waterfront restaurants, including the famous Merci Tâta that has already won the hearts of many. With mobile concepts to entertain residents, that's the universe of the Guinguettes de Montréal.
May 25 to June 01, 2025 -- Island of Montreal
The Go Bike Montreal Festival is THE annual celebration of all aspects of Montreal's cycling culture. Discover Greater Montreal during the Metropolitan Challenge, learn more about different aspects of the cycling world during the Go Bike Conference, take part in a big evening party at Tour la nuit, and showcase cycling across the city during the Tour de l'Île de Montréal!
June 24, 2024 -- Various Locations
Saint Jean Baptiste Day, held annually on June 24, is the feast day of St. John the Baptiste, a Jewish preacher who baptized Jesus in the River Jordan. It is a day of celebration in Quebec and other areas of French Canada. Saint Jean Baptiste Day is also known as "la Saint-Jean", "St John the Baptist Day", "Fête Nationale du Québec" and "Quebec's National Holiday".
Various events are organized on Saint Jean Baptist Day. These range from large scale public celebrations, such as rock and jazz concerts, sports tournaments, parades and firework displays, to small family or neighborhood happenings, such as yard sales, picnics, barbecues, bonfires and children's entertainment. Many church bells ring in celebration and public dances and fun fairs are held. Some events may be held on the evening of June 23 and many are broadcast live on television, radio or on the Internet. The celebrations are coordinated by the Mouvement national des Québécoises et des Québécois.
Saint Jean Baptiste Day is a public holiday in the Canadian province of Quebec. Post offices and many stores are closed. Public transport services run to a reduced schedule in some places or may not run at all in other areas, such as the province's rural regions. If June 24 falls on a Sunday, the same day is a paid day off for those who work on Sunday. June 25 becomes a paid day off for workers who do not ordinarily work on Sunday
May 25 to June 06, 2025 -- Conservatoire de musique de Montréal Concert Hall
For the Voice 2025 edition, the CMIM presents the most exceptional, well-rounded singing artists of the new generation. Discover these young singers, poised to launch a major career on the international stage. Live the emotions of competition and follow the singers as they aim to ascend the steps of the podium.
June 06 to September 06, 2025 (16h00 to 23h00) -- Olympic Stadium
The largest gathering of food trucks in Canada. It takes place every first Friday of every month!
June 05 to 15 2025 -- Downtown in the Quartier des spectacles & around the central strip of Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Each year the Montreal Mural Festival transforms urban buildings into works of art. Talented artists from around the world transform the city landscape into a living, breathing art museum. The MURAL festival is an 11 day event championing live art. The festival has transformed Montreal, reinforcing Montreal as a go to global destination for contemporary urban art and an ultimate tourist destination. Most of the art displays take place Downtown in the Quartier des spectacles with over 80 murals and installations around the central strip of Boulevard Saint-Laurent. During the festival, visitors can see that year's crop of artists paint live over three days of celebration, including dance parties, food truck gatherings and fun in the street, which is closed off to traffic for the occasion.
June to September 2025 -- Entrepot 77 - 5705 avenue de Gaspé, à l'angle de l'avenue de Gaspé et de la rue Bernard est
Marché des Possibles is a public open-air space featuring a free and diversified socio-cultural programming that includes musical performances, screenings of films and activities for children. On the premises, you will also find a bar and a biergarten, a market with artists and artisan creations, as well as delicious food provided by local chefs and pop-up restaurants.
OASIS Immersion
OASIS immersion offers a new, permanent, all-immersive 2,200 m2 (over 23,500 ft2 ) space located on the ground floor of the Palais des congrès de Montréal. The site is home to enthralling exhibitions inspired by the people, places and ideas that shape and galvanize our world, here and now. OASIS immersion is a sort of immersive magazine where spirited minds come to refuel and escape the routine of everyday life. There, visitors find fresh new ideas and inspiring works. It's a place to rethink society and its foundations through the prism of optimism. The mood is upbeat, energizing and inspiring, one that calls to action. Light and movement are at the heart of the experience and this is reflected in our logo. The rays of the light spectrum criss-cross, reminiscent of the rich yet playful multi-sensorial projections of light, sounds, colours and themes, while the esthetics of the logo draw on contrasts and refinement.
Developed by local entrepreneurs and creatives, the OASIS immersion space features a world-class contactless, walk-through experience. 3X All-Immersive Galleries, 2X Light Exhibits, 1X Lounge & 1X Podcast.
May to October 2025 -- Parc Jean Drapeau (Mainly on Weekends)
Piknic Électronik Montreal is an outdoor electronic music event aiming to offer immersive, social experiences in a friendly environment. Located in an urban park just 10 minutes from downtown Montréal, he brings together thousands of electronic music enthusiasts every Sunday from May to September. Piknic Électronik Montreal diverse programing has made it a highlight of the Montreal summer cultural circuit for over 15 years.
Every Sunday beginning on May 01 ending on September 30, 2025 -- Mont Royal Park
The Montreal Tamtams are a drum circle based in Montreal, Canada. One of the most original musical events in Montréal, this free festival takes place on Sundays, near the monument to Sir George-Étienne Cartier and in Mount Royal Park's surrounding green spaces. The Tamtam festivities start at 1 pm and continue until sunset. A colourful gathering of drummers, dancers, vendors and their admiring audiences. For twenty years, Montrealers and visitors have come to play music and dance, or just watch and listen. Tamtams, or simply "tams" as they are sometimes called by locals, began in 1978 and over the years have become one of the main tourist attractions of the city.
Summer 2025 -- Parc Jean Drapeau/ Jean-Doré Beach
Aquazilla is a unique 30-by-35 meters inflatable structure, located at the Jean-Doré Beach, and is comprised of obstacles, slides and platforms for jumping into the water, and much more. Take the challenge among family and friends and make your way through a course on the platform or put your ability to the test on a series of disciplines on the course!
May 31 to June 15, 2025 -- Carrefour Angrignon
Public Service Announcement… This is NOT your typical bouncy castle! Covering an area of just over 24,000 square foot and towering 32 feet from the ground to the tip of our candy-coloured turrets we've worked hard to ensure there is never a dull moment in this, the World's Biggest Bouncy Castle.
We've created a crazy inflatable landscape filled with some of the most amazing, completely customized attractions you'll have ever seen. Not only does our massive bouncer look spectacular, it really does have something for everyone within its four walls of fun. We've got basketball hoops for those big-air slam-dunks, climbing towers that reach to the sky, a giant slide that takes you outside the main structure and lands you into a ball-pit, over-sized couches and chairs for you to chill on and even a 20ft tall, multi coloured rabbit for you to climb inside and get up close and personal with. Looking for some crazy content for your Insta account? You've just found it!
Notre-Dames Basilica
A luminous experience in the heart of the Basilica Light unveils the richness of Notre-Dame's heritage and invites you to celebrate its beauty. The AURA Experience immerses you in a captivating visual and musical universe, presented upon one of the most sublime canvases imaginable: the French-inspired, Gothic Revival architectural interior of Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal. The experience offers a four-act multimedia display of dynamic light, orchestral music, and expressive architecture.
April 24 to May 14, 2025 - Open every day from 12 pm to 6 pm
April 24 to May 14, 2025 - Open every day from 12 pm to 6 pm
Montréal Bungee offers a spectacular 210-foot (64 m) plunge from an aerial platform, delivering intense emotions, breathtaking views of downtown, and unforgettable memories.
Guided by highly trained professionals and equipped with state-of-the-art gear, this experience ensures safety and excitement for everyone, from first-timers to seasoned thrill-seekers. Professional photos and videos capture every moment, allowing you to relive and share this extraordinary adventure.
Open from April to December, Montréal Bungee is more than just a jump--it's an incomparable adventure, perfect for thrill enthusiasts, groups, and special occasions. A truly unique experience in North America.
June 19 to 25, 2025 -- La Sala Rosa
A boundary-expanding program spotlighting independent and experimental musical talent from Montréal and beyond, Suoni Per Il Popolo is a beloved destination for performers both long-known and new to the scene. From free jazz to electronic minimalism, there's a world's worth of new discoveries to be made at each edition of Suoni. The 2024 edition featured mind-expanding sets from Wolf Eyes & Anthony Braxton, Montréal's vocal wonder Erika Angell and Polaris Prize-winning rapper Backxwash, and 2025's roster is sure to equally impress. We'd suggest jumping in blind and getting carried away by the unexpected.
Tout l'été -- Pointe-à-Callière to the Atwater Market
OUR 18 VIBRANT PLACES OF CULTURE!
Over 3.6 km, from Pointe-à-Callière to the Atwater Market, and along the Lachine Canal, the Cultural Corridor is the scene of one-off events and artistic installations, as well as a rich program with exhibitions and immersive experiences presented by 18 places to discover.
June 01 to 19 -- Friday & Saturday: 10h to 20h, Sunday to Thursday : 10h to 18h
As of June 20 -- Every Day : 10h to 21h
As of July 01 -- Every Day : 9h30 to 21h
August 18 to 24 -- Monday to Friday : 10h to 18h, Saturday & Sunday: 10h00 to 21h00
August 25 to 29 -- Every day : 10h00 Am to 16h30
August 30 & 31 -- Saturday & Sunday : 10h00 to 18h00
August 30 & 31 -- Saturday & Sunday : 10h00 to 18h00
September 06 to 30 -- Saturday & Sunday: 10h00 Am to 18h00
October 01 au 13 -- Saturday & Sunday: 10h00 Am to 18h00
October 18 to 26 octobre -- Saturday & Sunday: 10h00 Am to 18h00
Voiles en Voiles is a family adventure park in the Old Port of Montreal that will make you experience memorable emotions! In summer and winter, take part in the outdoor action in the unique world of royal ships and pirate ships. One of the things to do in Montreal that families love most!
In summer, climb aboard our spectacular life-size ships. Experience our aerial courses that will please both the agile little adventurers and big buccaneers thirsting for thrills. The site also has the Pirates Movie Theatre, climbing walls, inflatable games and a totally safe archery tag arena that will give you adrenaline rushes!
Opened in February 2022 -- Quartier des Spectacles
Esplanade Tranquille is the newest public space in the Quartier des Spectacles. Montrealers are welcome to visit this fun and inviting all-seasons spot, inspired by urban backyards. Families and other visitors will discover a diverse and entertaining cultural program -- a true reflection of the city. Esplanade Tranquille is named in honour of the Tranquille bookstore, once located on the site, and its owner, Henri Tranquille (1916-2005). It is an important site in contemporary Quebec history, having hosted the launch of the Refus global manifesto in 1948.
Since July 20, 2017 -- Mont Tremblant
Montreal multimedia phenom Moment Factory has just launched a new nature walk. A night walk in search of the giant! Deep in the heart of Mont Tremblant, the last of the giants has awoken. Follow your sense of adventure to discover the secret he wants to share. The Tonga Lumina illuminated trail is a sensory experience in the forest. This 1.5-km nocturnal walk takes place on a stone dust pathway at the heart of nature. To start off, visitors show up at the bottom of the Flying Mile chairlift that will take them up to the midway station where they will be led to the entrance of the trail. After taking visitors on a brief ascension, the trail slowly weaves its way down the hill through the woods, crosses streams and clearings. Participants can anticipate being on the pathway an average of one hour. Departures are continuous from sunset to closing, with a maximum of 300 people admitted per half-hour on the course.
June 21 to September 20, 2025 -- Foot of the Clock Tower (Old Port) **Mon/Tues/Wed 11h00 am to 19h00, Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun from 11h00 Am to 21h00. On fireworks night and special events, late closing at 11pm. From September 3 to 23 open on weekends only. **
Located a short distance from the historical district, the Old Port of Montreal's urban beach offers a vacation atmosphere with its fine sand, chairs, parasols and refreshing mist. There is also a bar where you can meet with friends over a drink and a bite late into the evening.
Throughout Old Montréal
Loosely inspired by the history of Montreal, Cité Mémoire invites you to meet a host of characters who've witnessed the city's evolution first-hand. Poetic, dreamlike and occasionally playful, the tableaux come alive with images, words and music. Projected throughout Old Montreal, the work appears on the very walls that surround us, the ground on which we walk, the trees that frame our present. A creation by Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon, in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard.
Opens as of May 2025
La Ronde, the biggest amusement park in Eastern Canada, has forty rides and attractions, including a new ride suspended over Lac des Dauphins: "EDNÖR -- The Attack." La Ronde has something for everyone: roller coasters for thrill seekers, slower rides with panoramic views of the city for the wiser ones, and gentle rides for the youngest children in Le Pays de Ribambelle.
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