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 Montreal is one of the world's premier food cities, blending deep-rooted French culinary traditions with a vibrant global food scene and unapologetic comfort food staples. To truly eat like a Montrealer, your culinary journey should be split between the city's legendary "Holy Trinity" of casual street food and its globally acclaimed, indulgent dining rooms. Montreal is one of the greatest food cities in North America, mixing a heavy French-heritage bakery culture with legendary Jewish-deli traditions and an incredible global food scene. If you are building a culinary hit list, you need to taste the city’s distinct, historic staples alongside its modern neighborhood favorites. The big three of Iconic Montreal Staples are the Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich at Schwartz's Deli, Montreal-Style Bagels from St-Viateur or Fairmount, and authentic Québécois poutine. Montreal also has some popular Food Halls and markets, such as Time Out Market Montreal, Jean-Talon Market, ...

Old Montreal is perhaps the most popular place to visit in Montreal, and while most people just stroll the streets and tour themselves, there are tours you can join if want to get more in knowledge of the history of Old Montreal and some of these places, which a guide will be eager to share with you. Here are the top Viator Tours to join in Old Montreal . History Walking Tour of Old Montreal For just $22.07, join this epic tour which takes you to visit the historic centerpiece of Montreal on a guided walking tour. Discover the history, heritage, architecture, and culture in this, the oldest area of the city of Montreal, dating back to New France. Choose between a shorter tour around either the east or west sides of Old Montreal or a longer tour around both. See famous sites such as Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, Bonsecours Market, Montreal City Hall, and Champ de Mars, to name a few. With a knowledgeable local guide see sites like the Notre-Dame Basilica, City Hall, Bonsec...

Montreal’s underground city, also referred to as RÉSO by locals, is an underground, interconnected network of shops, malls, offices, hotels, museums, and entertainment venues. It is one of the largest underground complexes in the world. In total, it covers 12 square kilometers of space, with more than 33 kilometers of tunnels to explore. It can be accessed throughout downtown Montreal via seven metro stations, and there are also approximately 120 entrances at street level. To help you find your way around the underground city, Montreal’s tourism board, and public transportation authority have various maps of Montreal’s Underground City. Check out my Montreal Travel Guide on Youtube   The map below is the most comprehensive map of the Underground City. It covers all Metro stations that connect to the Underground city along with their Metro line and schedule. Additionally, it highlights all sections of the Underground City in Blue. Major attractions and important landmarks such as t...