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Shopping in Montreal: 15+ Unique Clothing Boutiques


Montreal is one of the trendiest cities in Canada. Its streets are filled with beautiful, fashionable people. With thousands of boutiques to choose from, where to begin your shopping journey? Here is a list of the top quaint, trendy, and hip boutiques that scream the Montreal style.

For some more inspiration, check out these Super Exciting Things to Do in Montreal.

15. Atelier Anfibio Montréal

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Atelier Anfibio’s flagship store showcases a blend of craftsmanship and contemporary design, featuring waterproof winter boots, stylish footwear, and elegant leather bags. Expert staff offer personalized guidance on customizable products. Customers can book private appointments for tailored service, and the store also provides convenient options like gift cards and in-store pickup for a seamless shopping experience.

175 Villeray Street
https://www.anfibioboots.com

18. Ciele Athletics

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Ciele Athletics seeks to inspire movement, connection, and community through thoughtfully designed equipment and exceptional experiences. As a Canadian company, Ciele offers a unique approach to sportswear, emphasizing performance and protection tailored for athletes and adventurers of all kinds. You can either visit their flagship store in Griffintown or head to the other many stores where they sell Ciele Athletics!

1630 R. Notre Dame O
https://ca.cieleathletics.com

17. Boutique Tozzi

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Tozzi is an upscale women & menswear boutique that opened in the Fall of 2010. They have the latest and most tasteful picks for your wardrobe. The shop is very minimalist and located on Crescent, bordered by magnificent architecture. You will find many great local brands as well as from Scandinavian countries.

2115 Rue Crescent, 2095 Rue Crescent
https://www.boutiquetozzi.com

14. Boutique Unicorn

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Boutique Unicorn opened up in 2008 and is situated in the Mile End district of Montreal. The shop sells women’s clothes, shoes and jewelry from independent designers and local, national, and international brands. They sell very hip, tasteful, and classy items.

5135 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://boutiqueunicorn.com

15. Pony MTL

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Located near Plaza Saint-Hubert, the store showcases the vision of owner Gabrielle. The boutique offers a variety of colorful products, including clothing, children’s items, mugs, and bags, all featuring playful messaging. Supporting a local and responsible economy is a priority for the brand, which proudly manufactures some clothing in Montreal, for both print and embroidery.

6534 Rue St-Hubert
https://www.ponymtl.com

14. M0851 Bags and Clothes (3 locations)

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A balance between charm and functionality have always been at the heart of M0851. With a total of 22 stores located all around the world, its products are entirely conceived and crafted in Montreal. They have three locations in town: on St. Laurent, on St. Catherine’s street and, in Carrefour Laval.
https://www.m0851.com

13. Boutique Marmier Betina Lou

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Opened in 2009 by Montreal designer Marie-Eve Emond, Betina Lou offers timeless, feminine apparel that is easy-to-wear. It blends classic and modern design to provide wardrobe staples. Lots of neutral colors, subtle patterns and versatile garments! Every local and international brand they feature is thoughtfully chosen to reflect their commitment to quality, transparency, and ethical manufacturing as well as their commitment to advocate slow wear, prioritizing quality over quantity.

6510 Av. Henri-Julien
https://www.betinalou.com/us

12. Le Cartel

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Founded in 2015 in Montreal, LE CARTEL specializes in streetwear created in collaboration with diverse artists. This artistic collective is recognized for its originality and boldness, representing over 50 international talents across disciplines like drawing, street art, photography, and graphic design. Together, they produce unique collections that make their art accessible to all.

911 Avenue du Mont-Royal E
https://lecartelclothing.com/en

11. 1861 & La Petite Garçonne

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Inspired by vintage clothing, 1861 is a glamorous boutique that offers affordable girlie clothes, paying specific attention to dresses! The store is decked out with ornate tables, vintage suitcases, and of course fabulous finds. On the other hand, La Petite Garçonne is a boutique that is rooted in simplicity. Their clothing is casually sophisticated for the modern woman with styles drawn from Parisian fashion at the turn of the last century. For quintessential feminine elegance, visit both stores on Saint-Laurent Boulevard.

Boutique 1861
3670 Boul. Saint-Laurent
La Petite Garçonne
3650 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://1861.ca

10. Ex Voto

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Since 2014, Ex-Voto has been dedicated to supporting local and ethical brands. They offer a range of handmade, eco-friendly products at affordable prices, including clothing, jewelry, home decor, and more—all designed to enhance your life and space. You can find them in Little Italy!

6534 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://exvoto.ca/en

9. Frank & Oak

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Ethan Song and Hicham Ratnani, co-founders of Frank & Oak, both grew up together in Montreal. They opened the store with the mission of helping a generation of men dress and live well at reasonable prices. They’ve now introduced women’s clothing as well!

www.frankandoak.com 

8. Belle et Rebelle

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Founded in 2007 in a cozy space in Rosemont la Petite Patrie, Belle et Rebelle aims to promote emerging designers from Quebec while making local creations as accessible as possible. Their core values focus on supporting the local economy, providing quality products, and championing causes that are meaningful to them.

6583A Saint-Hubert Street
https://belleetrebelle.ca/en

7. Maguire Shoes

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Sisters Myriam and Romy founded Maguire, an independent direct-to-consumer footwear brand. Their entrepreneurial journey began with a mission to make high-quality shoes accessible to a wider audience. They have been featured in Forbes, WWD, Elle, and Bazaar, and won the Emerging Talent Award for Accessories at the Canadian Fashion Awards in 2022. Head over to their boutique to see all of their creations!

5365 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://maguireshoes.com

6. Clark Street and Mercantile

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Clark Street Mercantile carries items that have been meticulously scrutinized and handpicked. All the brands they have in stock have a history and quality of their own. Their focus is on craftsmanship and on things that are built to last as well as to forge a genuine bond between people and craftsmen.

5200 Rue Clark
https://clarkstreetmercantile.com

5. The Mile End Montreal Food Tour

The Mile End Food Tour takes you on a walking tour of Montreal’s hippest neighborhood. The Mile End is home to some of Montreal’s best small boutiques that offer locally made and artisanal goods from food to clothing. This tour stops at many different foodie spots but also showcases the culture and ambiance of Mile End! Let the Mile End Food tour guide you through your shopping experience!

localfoodtours.com/Mile-End-Food-Experience

Vintage Shopping in Montreal

Vintage shopping is a treasure hunt that allows you to discover unique pieces with history and character, making your wardrobe truly one-of-a-kind. Montreal is lucky enough to have a multitude of vintage stores to choose from and here are some of our favorites!

4. Citizens Vintage

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Citizen Vintage is an independently owned vintage clothing boutique located on Boulevard Saint Laurent. Its owners Rebecca and Lara, select each piece focusing on quality and current trends. Their pieces end up reflecting classic, timeless styles for both men and women, that slip seamlessly into a modern wardrobe!

5330 Boulevard Saint Laurent
https://www.citizenvintage.com

3. Empire Exchange

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From vintage to new, Empire Exchange has a huge selection of clothing and products carrying local Montreal designers and artists’ products, accessories, and other creations. They also offer a selection of beautiful stationary, mugs, soaps, and other fun things! They accept exchanges, cash, and store credit on their vintage items.

Mile End
5225 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Little Italy
6796 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
https://www.empiremtl.com/fr

2. Annex Vintage

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Annex Vintage is a vintage clothing shop in Montreal’s trendy Mile End. They stock a large and changing inventory of vintage clothes, leather bags, boots, shoes, jewelry, and accessories for both men and women!

5364 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://www.annexvintage.com/fc

1. Eva B

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Eva B is a vibrant vintage boutique located in downtown Montreal, near Place des Spectacles, offering a unique shopping experience. Keep an eye out for our graffiti-covered facade—though the store might look closed at first glance, we’re definitely open! The boutique features two levels, so make sure to explore the second floor. Each area is thoughtfully organized by clothing category. During the summer, you can relax on our terrace and enjoy a meal from our café in a peaceful setting.

Eva D, their sister store, offers a curated selection of vintage and high-end ready-to-wear pieces, as well as gently used contemporary items, with a special emphasis on vintage Levi’s jeans. Our friendly staff is always available to help you find the perfect outfit. Plus, our in-store café serves the best coffee deal in town, with espresso priced at just $1!

Eva B
2015 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal
Eva D
1611 Boulevard  St-Laurent
https://boutiqueevab.com

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Montreal Sightseeing / Things to See in Montreal

Montreal is a beautiful place to be year round. With exceptional lookout points, mesmerizing activities, and a rich history and culture… it’s no wonder we were able to come up with 17 must-see sights this year. Take a look for yourself, your Instagram account will thank you!

If you want more ideas for your trip to Montreal, check out these Super Exciting Things to Do this Season!

17. Take a gander at Mural Fest’s art work on The Main

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Montreal’s annual Mural Fest adorns St-Laurent street with gorgeous murals from International talent. There are many reasons to make your way down to The Main, but these huge works of art nestld on the sides of buildings, alley ways, and surrounding nooks and crannies make it something like an art-filled treasure hunt. Summer, spring, fall, winter… this one’s a year round sight locals never get tired of.

16. Climb up the St-Joseph Oratory and take in the view

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Did you know that St-Joseph’s Oratory is Canada’s largest church? Once you’ve climbed its outdoor steps pretending your Rocky Montana, whizzed your way through the Oratory’s beautiful inside, visited its in-house museum, and maybe even lit a candle for a loved one… Go up to its observatory and inhale its exceptional view of Montreal. Located on the Mont-Royal’s Westmount summit, it’s one of the city’s best views.

15. Drive up the Mont-Royal and gaze at the city’s night lights

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The Mont-Royal is a darling among Montrealers for so many reasons. One of those reasons is it’s lookout East facing lookout point, a popular drive-in spot. You’ll get a view of the East side of the city, with the Olympic Stadium, downtown high rises, and the Main. It’s easy access nature and proximity to the Plateau make it a great quick sight seeing pit stop.

14.  Visit Montreal’s new interactive “view” at the top of Place Ville-Marie!

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This won’t be like any other summit view you’ve taken in before. The interactive exhibit is hosted on 55 tablets categorized by 11 Montreal specific themes (iconic locations, culture, history, etc). Each visitor will be given a bracelet on which they can register their preferences, and then complete a series of challenges, all within an of exhibit of Montreal, tailored specifically to their tastes! On the 46th floor of Place Ville Marie, and connected to a brand new Les Enfants Terribles restaurant (with all season terrasses!), this new addition to Montreal’s best sights to see is well worth the 19$. Visit here.

13. Find out what the Lachine Canal is all about

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Montreal’s Lachine Canal is lined with a long bike path, old trees, historic buildings, the occasional street art, and swivels its way through multiple neighbourhoods. Locals love to picnic along its patches of grass, ride their bike in its presence, or take a stroll there as the sun sets. Join them by renting a bike at Ma Byciclette or take a jog from your hotel to get a genuine local experience. Visiting the Atwater market is another excellent way to gaze out at the Canal: fresh food vendors, a seasonal outdoor “food court” and the best ice cream in town are there to fill you up right before your Lachine Canal walking adventure. Fun fact: the Lachine Canal got its name from pioneers who thought it would lead them directly to China!

12. People watch in the Plateau and Mile End

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Tiny glasses and oversize tops. Accessories from thei grandmother’s basement. Tattoos that put your local mechanic to shame. The Plateau and Mile End are known as the city’s hippest, trendiest, prettiest neighbourhoods, full of people with a story to tell. Grab yourself a cup of equally hip joe and walk around in all your people watching glory.

11. Go see the International Firework competition

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This is the largest pyrotechnic competition of its kind in the world. In Montreal competitions are expected to be held late June to early August. You can watch the spectacles for free (like on Mount Royal or on the Clock Tower Beach) or pay to see them at La Ronde right on Lac des Dauphins. Check out programming right here.

10.  Heat up at Igloofest

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Igloofest is an annual outdoor music festival that takes place in the Old Port of Montreal. Attended by thousands of people, every weekend a contest is held in which contestants can show off their most unique one-piece ski suits and the pictures are posted on their website! Winners take home anything from expensive winter clothing to V.I.P tickets! 

9. Spend a day at Tam-Tams 

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Every Sunday, during those warmer months, Mount Royal Park is filled with some of the city’s best sights. Trance-inducing drum circles, an electronic music gazebo, and tons more, this mini festival has become a tradition for locals. One of our favourite things is to go watch the medieval LARPing that takes pace: costumed folk battling in the field with duct taped swords!

8. Take a walking food tour of the Mile-end  

Ranked as one of Trip Advisor’s top 5 activities in Montreal , this walking tour is all about touring the Mile-end and tasting its amazing food. Discover Canada’s most artsy neighbourhood while eating your way through its rich history and culture. Read about it for yourself here!

7. Observe the popular eatery lineups

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There are a few eateries in Montreal that are just so damn good that locals and tourists will wait outside, rain or shine, to snag a bite. There are three notable ones: Schwartz on St-Laurent (afternoons generally have the longest lineup), Beauty’s Luncheonette (the best brunch spot in town), and La Banquise at 3am after the bars close (poutine party 24/7). Come observe hungry creatures go to any lengths for delicious Montreal fare, or join em and line up.. you’ll have earned it!

6. Go see a show at Piknic Electronik

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This electronic music festival takes place every Sunday during the summer, and features local and international Dj’s and producers. Wear a hip outfit, put a flower headband on, grab your drinking bucket, and get ready to dance!

5. Soak up history in the Old Port

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Despite the fact that it’s Montreal’s most historic district, the Old Port’s philosophy is that “life is a party.” Skating, Igloo Fest, IMAX, and tons of other activities make it one of the city’s most entertaining attractions. But let’s not forget: gazing out at the water, watching the boats and ships, looking up at historic big stone buildings, make it one of Montreal’s most satisfying and important sights to see. Meander the cobblestone streets all day, and you’ll find something new (and something old) around every corner!

4. Soak-up the sun at the Parc Jean-Drapeau beach

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Summer months at Parc Jean-Drapeau are for beaching around. Five minutes from downtown, its your easy access ticket to golden sands and clear water. For more info, visit the Parc Jean-Drapeau website.

3. Go see a show at the outdoor Montreal Jazz Festival

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The 2020 edition of the Montreal Jazz Festival takes place from June 25th to July 4th. One of Montreal’s largest festivals, attracting Jazz lovers and performer from all over, it’s one of the most colourful, vibrant sights the city has to offer. Whether you want to catch tons of free shows, or a few payed ones, the Jazz Fest has something for everyone. Check out their website for updates on programming.

2. Go ice skating at the Old Port  

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Nothing represents Montreal more than the Old Port. Mixed with modern and ancient architecture, walk along it cobblestone paths, gaze at the waterside view, or better yet go rent a pair of skates and stretch out your legs. Open all week, musical evenings start at 6pm! 

1. Drink up at Terrasses Bonsecours

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Probably one of the most charming terraces in the city, we highly recommend stopping by here for a drink. The sun is setting, your view is of the breathtaking old port, laughter and faint chatter is heard in the background, and you’ve just received the most amazing refreshing drink. Paradise, is that you? Snap a pic and enjoy the rest of the night!

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Bed and Breakfasts Montreal: 11 beautiful Nests to Consider for Your Next Trip

Are you looking for the perfect place to stay while in Montreal? Have you considered the ever so popular B&B as your temporary dwelling place? Comfortable, homey, includes a yummy breakfast… we’re in love with bed and breakfasts! We’ve narrowed it down to the best places in town. Which one would you choose?

11. Le Rayon Vert

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Photo: Diane Bouchard

An absolute plateau gem, this B&B is a quintessential centennial home of the neighbourhood. They have a beautiful backyard full of enchanting greenery, set up with a garden and terrace for you and that special someone to bask in Montreal’s fine summer air. With rooms full of character, coming home to this B&B feels like true Montreal cultural immersion.

  • An enchanting backyard
  • Cost: 67 – 95 $ 
  • View: 3 story apartment buildings

http://www.lerayonvert.ca/ 

10. Atmosphère

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Photo: http://bit.ly/1KKiwBZ

This eco friendly, award winning B&B is in the heart of Montreal’s vibrant Gay Village. It’ll win your heart over with its brick walls, classy décor, and charming owner. With a mini-fridge in each room, you even can bring your own goodies and hibernate with your love muffin for (almost) as long as you want.

  • Art-filled rooms
  • Cost: 115 – 330 $ (high season)
  • View: 3 story apartment buildings

9. A L’Adresse du Centre-Ville 

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This place is close to everything! Located in the Quartier Latin, it’s a great choice for a Montreal summer stay, as most of the festivals are right near by! It’s got a wide selection of rooms to choose from, so you and that special someone can pick to your liking: brick walls, dim lighting, cottage style, and all have gorgeous hardwood floors. It’s cozy, homey, and provides you with a delicious breakfast.

  • Option to rent an “apartment”
  • Cost: 100 – 185 $ (high season)
  • View: 3 story apartment buildings

http://www.aladresseducentreville.com/en/home.html

8. Angelica Blue

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What’s better than romantic time travel? Dating from the late 1800’s, this historically classic bed and breakfast brings together charm and elegance, making it perfect for those with un penchant for all things classic. What’s more? They have different themed rooms: Mexican, beach, Victorian… allowing for more travels within your vacation.

  • Brick walls, 1800’s look
  • Cost: 95 – 185 $ (double occupancy)
  • View: Apartment buildings

http://www.angelicablue.com/

7. Aubergell Bed & Breakfast

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Located in the Gay Village, this this recently renovated B&B will make your weekend getaway memorable not only by its hardwood heated floors and sound proof rooms, but with its proximity to the nightlife. Mornings here are particularly special, with an above-par gourmet breakfast, and a sunny terrace (for those warmer months). The perfect choice for those looking for something a little more modern, come here and pretend you’re in the latest rom com, as you a enjoy fresh space with quality food and sleek furniture.

  • “4 Sun” rating
  • Cost: 135 – 195 $ (double occupancy)
  • View: Apartment buildings and little shops

https://www.aubergell.com 

6. Studio Living

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It’s no secret that privacy is one of the most important things to consider while picking a place to stay. These modern studios give you just that, and put an end to all your preconceived notions about B&B’s. Slick and stylish, Studio Living gives a modern twist to a classic service that’s usually associated with cute and rustic living. Located in the Gay Village, minutes away from Old Montreal and the Plateau, not only do you get privacy but close access to tons of perfect romantic dates: summer festivals, historic attractions, and a vibrant nightlife.

  • Complete privacy
  • Cost: 115 – 175 $ per day (tax included)
  • View: 3 story apartment buildings

http://studioliving.ca/en/

5. Le Gîte

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Right in the middle of Montreal’s darling Plateau neighbourhood, this 4-room B&B offers a clean, simple space with a fun atmosphere. Its location is an attraction in itself: walk around the area, look at murals, get a smoked meat sandwich at the famous Schwartz’, stumble down cobble stone streets (Duluth or Prince-Arthur) and enjoy a meal on one of its terraces. Montreal summer nights around here are something you won’t want to miss!

  • In the heart of the Plateau neighbourhood
  • Cost: 87 – 97 $ (double occupancy)
  • View: Authentic looking 3 story apartment buildings

http://www.legite.ca 

4. Alexandre Logan (1870)

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If you’re looking for somewhere to celebrate your anniversary, this is your spot. Whichever room you choose, you’re sure to have that enchanting experience: one has an antique bath, one has wooden walls and ceilings, and the sleek white room has the cutest little balcony for your morning coffee. Built in 1870 and located in downtown Montreal, you can easily escape to festivals, museums, and cultural events. It’s completely restored, luxurious high ceilings, quiet, and equipped with a beautiful terrace.

  • 3 year winner of “Best B&B for the Montreal region” by Tourism Quebec
  • Cost: 90 – 120 $ (high season)
  • View: 3 story apartment buildings

http://www.alexandrelogan.com 

3. Au Coeur Urbain

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Located in the historic district of Mont-Royal, let yourself be charmed by these authentic lodging spaces. Its quirky rooms are oddly shaped, which are sure to inspire some comical conversation and memorable moments. Remarkably quiet, excellent food, and even environmentally friendly!

  • Quirky rooms
  • Cost: 130 – 150 $ per night (double occupancy)
  • View: A small courtyard, and located across the road from The Montreal General Hospital

http://giteaucoeururbain.ca 

2. Le Terra Nostra 

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Owned by an artist and designer, staying at La Terra Nostra is like immersing yourself inside a magical painting. Not only that, but this B&B provides affordable luxury. Beautiful and situated on a quiet street, you and your partner can benefit from in-house relaxing massages, gourmet baskets, and even allows you to bring along your pet!

  • In-house massages, pets welcome
  • Cost: 165 – 195 $ (high season)
  • View: Town houses

1. Casa Bianca

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Built in 1912, this B&B features exquisite mouldings, wood panelling, and a unique indoor water fountain. There’s even a room with a fire pit, for the perfect cozy night with a hot chocolate. Casa Bianca’s rooms are all impressive in their own unique way. Offering an organic farm-fresh petit-déjeuner, simplistic charm, great locations, and even yoga lessons, you’ll truly enjoy your stay!

  • Fire pit room, yoga lessons
  • Cost: 129 – 269 $ per night (high season)
  • View: 4/5 of the rooms face the beautiful Park Mont Royal

http://www.casabianca.ca 

Bonus

Take an Old Montreal Food Tour!

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The Old Montreal Food Tour is your best friend when it comes to finding a great date idea. The 3 hour walking food tour brings you to 6 food stops, which will give you and your date plenty to savour and talk about! You’ll discover the city’s best portuguese poutine, some locally brewed craft beer, and tons more delicious treats. What else is that the tour focuses on culture and history too, so you can both learn as you hold hands (and maybe fall in love?) It’s really the perfect way to discover the old city.

–>Check out the website for more information!

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New Tour: Quebec City Food Tours/Visites Gourmandes de Québec!

We are officially launching a new tour: Quebec City Food Tours!

By Kimberly Handfield

We are so excited to finally enable travelers to discover the unbeaten path of St-Roch; a trendy neighborhood in Quebec City. This was a big endeavor for both Frédérik Nissen and Ismael Ulvik, the Co-Founders of company. It took about 9 months to research, create and finally launch. “This was an amazing project,” they stated, “and we are grateful that we can show off some of Quebec’s local artisans, unique flavors and gastronomy”.

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Ismael Ulvik (left), Frédérik Nissen (right)

The tour is 3 hours long and makes a total of five stops to enjoy various food and drink creations. You begin at the famous microbrewery La Barberie, to enjoy a home-made pea soup and two different artisanal beers. Next, you visit Camellia Sinensis Tea Shop to taste two different type of seasonal teas paired with some home-grown cheese. After, you make your way to the popular restaurant Le Cercle to enjoy a deliciously healthy beet, goat cheese, and balsamic vinegar salad. Then, you go to Le Cloché Penché to taste an artfully presented dish of vaiselle cheese, linguee and duck, along with a small glass of imported wine. Lastly, you make your way over to Le Pied Bleu to taste various chacuteries along with some local apple cider. All the while during the tour you also get a lesson about the history and cultural identity of Quebec City, and what lies in the road less traveled.

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At Le Cloché Penché

Both founders would like to thank the following:

Gabrielle Matte = Graphiste (gabriellematte.ca/)

Annie Ngo = Graphiste and Webdesigner

CLD de Québec = For their undying support

35mmprod = For their awsome photos

Jean-Marc Robert & Marie-Pierre Tremblay= Our wonderful guides that were great influences when planing and envisioning the visit.

Jean-Marie Lebel: Historian

Everyone at La Barberie, Camellia Sinensis Tea Shop, Le Cercle, Le Cloché Penché & Le Pied Bleu.

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This is it!

After almost a year of brainstorms, meetings and back and forth decisions, we finally succeed in launching our new website. We would like to thank every person who made that project work. Starting with:

 

We met Alexandre in a walking tour and he said that our website looked like shit. Next thing we knew, we were working with him.

 

Gabrielle is a friend we met during a humour festival. She is pretty cool and likes to design stuff. Highly recommend her!

 

  • Annie Ngo – Back End and Front end development.

Graphic finish up. We highly recommend Annie’s work. She is awesome and works extremely well. We hope to work with here our entire life!

 

Justin speaks and writes perfect french and english. He works in our co-working studio as well. We work with him every week!

 

 

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local montreal tours

This is it!

After almost a year of brainstorms, meetings and back and forth decisions, we finally succeed in launching our new website. We would like to thank every person who made that project work. Starting with:

 

We met Alexandre in a walking tour and he said that our website looked like shit. Next thing we knew, we were working with him.

 

Gabrielle is a friend we met during a humour festival. She is pretty cool and likes to design stuff. Highly recommend her!

 

  • Annie Ngo – Back End and Front end development.

Graphic finish up. We highly recommend Annie’s work. She is awesome and works extremely well. We hope to work with here our entire life!

 

Justin speaks and writes perfect french and english. He works in our co-working studio as well. We work with him every week!

 

 

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local montreal tours

This is it!

After almost a year of brainstorms, meetings and back and forth decisions, we finally succeed in launching our new website. We would like to thank every person who made that project work. Starting with:

 

We met Alexandre in a walking tour and he said that our website looked like shit. Next thing we knew, we were working with him.

 

Gabrielle is a friend we met during a humour festival. She is pretty cool and likes to design stuff. Highly recommend her!

 

  • Annie Ngo – Back End and Front end development.

Graphic finish up. We highly recommend Annie’s work. She is awesome and works extremely well. We hope to work with here our entire life!

 

Justin speaks and writes perfect french and english. He works in our co-working studio as well. We work with him every week!

 

 

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Local Montreal Tours is very proud to win the Grand Prix du Tourisme 2012 in the category “Tourism Services”. We are quite happy that the industry confirms that we are good in what we do. Local Montreal Tours exists now since 2011 and we are looking the next years with happiness and still hard work!

Stay tuned for our next exciting projects!

 

– Local Montreal Tours team

Click here to view the other winners of the Grand Prix of the Montreal Tourism awards

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Local Montreal Tours is very proud to win the Grand Prix du Tourisme 2012 in the category “Tourism Services”. We are quite happy that the industry confirms that we are good in what we do. Local Montreal Tours exists now since 2011 and we are looking the next years with happiness and still hard work!

Stay tuned for our next exciting projects!

 

– Local Montreal Tours team

Click here to view the other winners of the Grand Prix of the Montreal Tourism awards

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Local Montreal Tours is very proud to win the Grand Prix du Tourisme 2012 in the category “Tourism Services”. We are quite happy that the industry confirms that we are good in what we do. Local Montreal Tours exists now since 2011 and we are looking the next years with happiness and still hard work!

Stay tuned for our next exciting projects!

 

– Local Montreal Tours team

Click here to view the other winners of the Grand Prix of the Montreal Tourism awards