What to do in MONTREAL for 3 days! | MTL Travel Vlog
Discover the best of Montreal with this 3-day travel guide! From the historic charm of Old Montreal and iconic Notre-Dame Basilica to the trendy Mile End and delicious food scene, this itinerary offers a taste of the city's diverse attractions. Explore markets, parks, and vibrant neighborhoods for an unforgettable Canadian adventure.
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The Vogue Hotel in Downtown Montreal is described as having nice, super clean rooms with a boutique hotel feel and a great breakfast.
Downtown Montreal
The vlogger stayed at the Vogue Hotel located in Downtown Montreal and planned to shop around the area on the last day.
Old Montreal
The vlogger visited Old Montreal, including the Notre-Dame Basilica, and strolled along St. Paul Street known for its boutiques, restaurants, and bars.
Notre-Dame Basilica
The vlogger visited the Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montreal and found it beautiful inside, though they were there shortly before closing.
Crew Collective & Café
The vlogger visited Crew Collective, a cafe and co-working space that used to be an RPC bank, noting its beautiful interior and that it reminds her of Grand Central in New York City.
St. Paul Street
St Paul Street in Old Montreal is known for cute boutiques, restaurants, and bars, where the vlogger took a stroll.
Bar George
Bar George is a cocktail bar near the restaurant the vlogger dined at, described as cute and moody with the perfect ambiance for a date night, though with pricey cocktails.
Mile End
Mile End is described as a hip neighborhood with good foodie spots, where the vlogger started their second day in Montreal.
Café Alphabet
Cafe Alphabet is described as a very cute and busy cafe, where the vlogger enjoyed a matcha freddo and noted the friendly workers.
St-Viateur Bagel
The vlogger visited St-Viateur Bagel, one of the most famous bagel shops in Montreal with over 6,000 reviews, to compare it to New York bagels, but found it a little bland.
Jean-Talon Market
Jean-Talon Market, one of the biggest markets in Montreal, was visited to grab lunch after the bagels did not satisfy; the vlogger tried poutine there.
Mount Royal Park
Mount Royal Park has a lookout point to see the whole skyline of Montreal, accessible by hike or car, where the vlogger did a short hike to the top.
Kado
Kado is a Peruvian Japanese Fusion spot where the vlogger went for dinner.
Time Out Market Montréal
The vlogger initially planned to have dinner at Time Out Market, located on the third floor of a shopping mall, but it closed early; they considered going for lunch the next day.
shopping malls
The vlogger spent most of their last day checking out shopping malls around the downtown area, mainly window shopping.