Plateau Mont-Royal is an iconic residential neighbourhood known for its outdoor staircases, brick Victorian townhouses, independent shops, and strong creative streak. Wander its leafy streets to catch live music, browse small boutiques, or settle into a café that feels like a local living room. Streets like Saint-Denis and Mont-Royal Avenue are lined with record shops, bakeries, bookshops, and bars that fill up quickly in the evenings. Being close to Mount Royal also makes it easy to mix neighbourhood wandering with a walk or picnic on the mountain.

Founded in 1911, the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) started with just nine pieces on display. Today, it boasts an impressive collection of over 40,000 works, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and more. NOMA is renowned for its diverse collections of French, Japanese, African, and American art, as well as photography and glass. The museum's Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden is a stunning five-acre outdoor gallery featuring some of America's most significant sculptural works. Set beneath a canopy of live oaks and Spanish moss, the garden offers a captivating experience for art lovers.

Do you have some stress or anger you would like to get rid of? Say no more, Rage is the activity for you. This very unique place will teach you how to throw axes in eleven different throwing corridors. Whether you're here for a celebration or to release negative energy, be prepared to discover your inner warrior.

Old Montreal is the city’s oldest neighbourhood, where cobblestone streets, stone façades, and centuries-old buildings still set the pace. Be transported back in time as you wander past historic squares, churches, and former warehouses along the river. After visiting the Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History, walk through the area from Champ de Mars to Place d’Youville. Along the way are landmarks such as City Hall and Bonsecours Market, small museums, and public spaces, as well as cafés and shops tucked into historic buildings.