La Ronde is the most important amusement park in Quebec. A must for Montrealers and Quebecers, it offers rides and thrills for the whole family. The park, located on Île Ste-Hélène, offers roller coasters that will give you an adrenaline rush, intermediate ...
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Explore the Bateau-Mouche Montréal for an unmatched urban cruising experience this summer in the Old Port. Established in 1992, this Québec-based company continues to enchant with its elegant decor and revamped packages. Enjoy 60 or 90-minute day cruises ...
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Located 5 minutes from downtown Montréal, Parc Jean-Drapeau is an extraordinary site easily accessible by metro. Magnificent, refreshing and invigorating all at once, this urban park will astonish you with its nature, its bodies of water and the festivals ...
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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 ...
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With a tale about evolution as well as the symbiotic relationships that their lives depend on, Cirque du Soleil adds fresh and unexpected turns to its Big Top magic. A spectacular performance combining poetry, stagecraft, daring acrobatics, and technology ...
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Founded on August 12, 1900 as the first professional theatre built by and for Francophones, this venue presented Broadway hits adapted for Québec audiences and was the home of the province’s biggest burlesque and melodrama artists. Starting in 1997, it ...
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Since its opening in 1996, the Cabaret du Casino de Montréal has presented world-class variety shows and musical revues. With its state-of-the-art stage equipment and remarkable acoustics, this 500-seat venue has the ideal conditions for large-scale productions ...
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Formed by the association of 24 theater companies and born of the will of the community, the Maison Théâtre's mission is to promote the development of theater for children and youth and to offer everyone an open door to culture through the presentation ...
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The Bell Centre in Montreal, opened in 1996, is a 21,000-seat building that hosts everything from performances by the local Canadiens field hockey team to rock shows, classical concerts and family entertainment. Guided tours available.
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This century-old building, completely restored in 1993, has two main performance halls, Salle Ludger-Duvernay (804 seats) and Le Studio (150 seats), as well as several spaces that can be rented for artistic or corporate activities. The program includes ...
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