Clock Tower Beach
Fun & Active
17
2

Living in a city definitely has its perks – nevertheless, it also has its drawbacks and it’s no secret that Montreal’s lack of beaches is a problem for locals come summertime. Based on the European trend of creating seaside paradise in the midst of a metropolis, Montreal’s Old Port now has its first urban beach.
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Cabaret Mado
Nightclubs
10
3

If you don’t know who Mado Lamotte is, then you immediately need to experience one of her drag shows. Gracing us with icon status here in Quebec for over 25 years, Mado is the owner of her own celebrated cabaret and it’s all about drag queen glitz and glamour.
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Local Experience
Montreal City Brew Tours
Prices from
87
CAD
Duration
3.5 h
Languages
French, English
Maison St. Paul
Nightclubs
0
0
Montreal has a lot to offer when it comes to food and nightlife. Choosing where to go out might even be a challenge. In the heart of the old port, this place is always filled with party people. Drinks are good, Food as well, & the DJ will make dance whether you planned it or not. Supper & wine @ 9pm followed by dancing & drinks, that's the plan.
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Candi Bar
Nightclubs
5
1

Candi Bar’s slushy, candy-topped concoctions will awaken your inner child. With a bar made of 80,000 pink and purple Mega Bloks, funky bar stools, and candy dispensers on each table, it’s the spot for a girls’ night or a bachelorette party, though men are certainly welcome. Their fun playlist is a mix of old-school classics and current hits.
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Complexe Sky
Pubs
3
1

Situated in the heart of the Village, Complexe Sky has been hailed as one of the biggest gay nightclubs in Canada. With four floors, each playing a different music genre (including house, hip hop, and top 40), this venue is also equipped with a rooftop terrace that houses a pool and a hot tub.
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New City Gas
Fun & Active
8
1

Located in Griffintown, New City Gas operates as a concert venue/nightclub for house music aficionados and welcomes DJs from all over the world. The complex’s namesake stems from its origins as this heritage building – that dates back to 1859 – was used to convert coal into gas to light up the city, which, in a way, it continues to do so today.
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