Ontario College of Art & Design

Established in 1876 by the Ontario Society of Artists, the Ontario College of Art &... More

Outremont

At the city’s north end, Outremont is home to the city’s tony Francophones, and its... More

Parc du Mont-Royal

After exploring Old Montreal, save time for a walk through Frederick Law Olmsted’s wooded and... More

Parc Linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord

Cycle (or cross-country ski in winter) along part of the 143-mile rail path;... More

Parc National du Mont-Tremblant

Quebec’s largest national park is perfect for swimming and the new rock climbing–like “via ferrata”... More

Path Gallery

Check out the unusual collection of rare Inuit sculptures and jewelry at dealer Britt Germann's... More

Patinoire de la Place d'Youville

The skating rink at Place d'Youville, in windswept Upper Town, is always packed.... More

Patinoire du Bassin Bonsecours

Take a spin around this outdoor ice-skating center. ... More

Peridot

The small jewel-box boutique sells loungewear and furnishings that have a Jean Harlow-goes-to-Paris appeal.... More

Philippe Dubuc

Dubuc made his name with his super-sleek men’s wear collections (in a palette that rarely... More

Plains of Abraham

The Plains of Abraham is one of Canada’s most scenic monuments, as well as hallowed... More

Plateau Mont-Royal

Known as the Plateau, this hip, vibrant, edgy community is Montreal’s answer to Manhattan’s Greenwich... More

Pleasant Girl

Owner Lawrence Sampson sells what he calls "cutting-edge frilly" clothing and accessories by Canadian designers.... More

Point St. Charles

This traditionally working-class western suburb has several surviving historic sights, including the lovely Maison Saint-Gabriel.... More

Pop! Bar à Vin

This neighborhood wine bar has a stylish décor that evokes a ‘60s-era Danish living room... More

Pourhouse

Pullman

Evidence that Montreal designers can compete on the world’s stage: the glorious interior of Pullman,... More

Quails' Gate Estate Winery

Winemaker Grant Stanley grew up in Vancouver and New Zealand, and his whites split the... More

Quartier Latin and the Village

Just to the east of downtown, Montreal’s gay village has terraced restaurants and clubs along... More

Revelstoke Mountain Resort

The mountain has the longest lift-serviced descent in North America, at 5,620 feet.... More