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To the east of McGill University, the Ghetto, also known as Milton Parc, stands out with its lively tree-lines streets and Victorian townhouses. Blending history and modernity, the strong student presence brings vibrancy to the area.
Close to Saint-Laurent Boulevard (known for its diverse bars and restaurants), the nights are lively, and residents of the Ghetto can enjoy a fun atmosphere !
Considered the largest housing cooperative community in Canada, rents are affordable, plentiful, and tailored to the needs of both Canadian and international students.
Mount-Royal, a natural gem of Montréal, provides a lush escape in the heart of the city. With its intertwining trails through the forest and its iconic illuminated cross, the mountain offers a breathtaking view of the metropolis. Whether for a leisurely stroll, an invigorating run, or simply enjoying a picnic, Mount-Royal embodies the perfect balance between nature and urban life just steps away from downtown.
On Mount-Royal Avenue, across from Jeanne-Mance Park, or just a few minutes by bus from downtown on bus line 80, which runs along Mount-Royal, discover Café Paquebot. It’s the perfect place to spend a day studying, surrounded by charming decorations and a warm atmosphere. Their coffees are delicious, and their iced coffee is renowned as one of the best in Montréal!
A few minutes’ walk from McGill Metro in the heart of downtown is the McCord Museum. Established in 1921, this captivating cultural institution stands out for its impressive collection of artifacts, costumes, photographs, and objects reflecting Canada’s rich heritage. Among its permanent collections are over 16,000 items related to the lifestyle, cultures, and traditions of Indigenous cultures in Québec. Visitors are invited to explore the multiple facets of the past, present and future of the Canada’s cultural history.
Place des Arts stands as the most extensive cultural and artistic complex in Canada. Nestled in the heart of downtown Montréal, it boasts six performance venues, including the Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, the Maison symphonique de Montréal, and the Théâtre Maisonneuve. From grand productions to intimate performances, Place des Arts offers an extraordinary variety of programming.
In the wintertime, you can enjoy the outdoor skating rink at the heart of Montréal. In summer, stroll along Rue Jeanne-Mance, which borders the Place des Festivals, adorned with fountains, chairs, snack bars, and even fun activities such as swings and a giant chess game. Don’t forget to check out the summer festivals, such as Francofolies, the International Jazz Festival and the M.A.D. Fashion and Design Festival.
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