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Looking for an indoor activity to enjoy with children during your Montreal visit? The Immersive Carnival of the Animals at

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October 30 Charlotte

Montreal Christmas Markets 2026: Dates, Hours and How to Visit

Montreal’s Christmas market season begins in November, bringing outdoor chalets, local artisans, seasonal food and festive entertainment to two different

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October 23 andy

Lune Noire in Montréal: A Halloween Experience on the Canals

Looking for something different to do in Montréal before Halloween? Lune Noire transforms the Floralies Gardens at Parc Jean-Drapeau into

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October 16 Charlotte

Gardens of Light in Montréal: What to Know Before You Go in 2026

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October 16 Charlotte

New PHI Exhibitions in Montréal: ANTHEMS and Turn or Burn

Looking for contemporary art in Montréal this autumn? Two new exhibitions at PHI open on October 28, 2026, bringing different

Exterior facade of Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montreal, photographed in 2011

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October 9 Charlotte

Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal: October 25 Facade Event, New Cafe and AURA Offer

A free facade-unveiling event on October 25, a new cafe and an October AURA discount make Notre-Dame Basilica worth planning around this fall.

A bowl of ramen with seaweed and toppings, illustrative of the dishes featured during Montreal Ramen Ramen Fes

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October 9 Charlotte

Montreal Ramen Ramen Fes 2026: Dates, Bowls and Where to Go

Montreal’s Ramen Ramen Fes runs October 12–25, 2026. Compare featured bowls, sample prices and participating restaurants before planning a ramen crawl.

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Directly under the heart of the city, 19 miles long, the Underground City is probably the most famous aspect of shopping in Montreal. It is a web constantly growing, linking many major buildings and multi-level shopping malls in the area, and a shopper's paradise in any season.

Thousands of boutiques, major hotels, restaurants, universities, dozens of office buildings and attractions are all linked together by brightly lit, scrupulously clean passageways. The "city" is definitely the Montréal of Montrealers offering to more than 500,000 people every day a connection to work, shopping, dining or entertainment.

One major section is reached via Peel and McGill metro stations on the green line, and another via Bonaventure station on the orange line. Safe and sheltered from the elements, the Underground City offers a huge range of goods and services as well as a handy way to get from place to place without weather or traffic problems.