Gay Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Whether it’s city life or the outdoors you like to explore when traveling, whether you enjoy the challenge of a foreign language atmosphere or prefer to travel among English speakers, whether you love parks, museums, arts and festivals, or are simply seeking hot night life, Montreal is the place to go.  Named for the natural monument—Mount Royal—which will serve as picturesque backdrop for your adventures there, Montreal is a beautiful, bustling city, which boats of a passion for diversity and living life to the fullest. 

The Village, a neighborhood located in East Montreal, is rumored to be the largest gay city in North America; here shops, services, bars, hotels, and clubs are targeted towards gay and lesbian clientele.  But you shouldn’t feel confined to the Village—the entire city of Montreal is proud of its liberal, diverse, and gay welcoming atmosphere.

The fun-loving city has festivals throughout the year, such as the Montreal Fire Works Festival, the International Jazz Festival, and the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, which delivers as promised with comedians from all over the world. 

You will find the people of Montreal warm, welcoming, and diverse.  While Montreal is the largest French speaking city in the Western Hemisphere, it is also home to many large international populations, including Italian, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Greek, Creole, Portuguese, and Vietnamese speaking people.  You will find that many residents are bilingual, at minimum. 

The city’s architecture is as diverse as its residents are.  For a taste of colonial French architecture, visit the historic city of Vieux-Montreal and tour buildings dating back to the 1600s.  Then check out the modern and post-modern architecture of the International Quarter for edifying contrast. 

If you’re looking to get outdoors, Mount Royal Park has opportunities for hiking, hiking, bird-watching, and cross-country skiing in the winter months.  In addition, the Botanical Gardens of Montreal feature Chinese, Japanese, Canadian, and 27 other thematic gardens where you can wander and breathe some fresh and fragrant air.