Do

• Montreal has French as the main language to learn a few words to make things easy in the city
•    Try to take public transit instead of uber
•    Try buying a maple syrup at a gift shop
•    Montreal is a city of cyclists with separate down bike lanes, give attention to them while sharing the lane

Donts

•   Don’t Go for Skating In the Old Port
•   Don’t Spend your Entire Trip Downtown or in the Old Port
•   The place is filled with walls of street art and scribbling or spoiling them can be an offence
•   Being Cruel to the environment, animals and homeless people is not accepted in Montreal
•  The city is busy and fast don’t stand on a sidewalk talking or looking at your mobile you might be blocking the flow
•  Students protesting is a common scene the city avoid any indulgence.
•  Never ever drive a scooter in the cyclist’s lane
•  It is illegal to make a red turn on a red light if someone is driving

Montreal is superb when talking about its nightlife. As its the unofficial party capital of Canada, a designation reinforced by the city’s French connection and its 18+ legal drinking age. You can make the most of it as the sun sets in here as there is some good number of bars, clubs, restaurants with dance floors where you can loosen yourselves or maybe you just want to spend your time listening to some traditional soft music either with your friends family or partner. This is one most majestic place where you can spend some quality time with your sweetheart when the beautiful moon is out over the hills above. So make sure you make the most of it and get some best of wine enjoy the weather whether it's in a restaurant or it can be somewhere mountainside where you look over and see the city aglow. Not a bad idea at all for a date night to get romantic. Other than this for all those night crawlers, there's loads of fun and many more things to do all around the town. Whether you’re looking for a low-key microbrasserie, a chic wine bar or an all-out euro-style dance party within a restaurant. Montreal can offer you a list of the best nightlife.

• Biosphere of Montreal
• Habitat 67 
• Notre Dame Basilica
• Redpath Museum
• Schwartz's
• McPherson and Rutherford Physics Collections
• Notre-Dame-de-Neiges Cemetery
• Insectarium of Montreal

• Go to the Igloofest during January and February.
• Party at Piknic Electronik is an electronic music event held every Sunday during the month of May to October
• Spend the day at the Beachclub, the biggest club in North America.
•  Hang out on Mont-Royal in the early hours of the morning.  
•  Do the full Osheaga experience which is three days musical festival that happens during the month of July.
•  Enjoy a wide selection of beers from all over the world.
•  Do an Irish pub crawl on St. Patrick's Day. 
• Go see the Tam Tams drumming on Sundays on Mont-Royal

• Smoked British Columbia Salmon
• Inuksuk
• Ice Wine
• Butter Tarts
• Nanaimo Bars
• The Toonie
• Hudson's Bay Point Blanket