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Canada's Hottest city offers the best of all worlds; from great music, dance clubs, after hours clubs, adult clubs, restaurants, amazing shopping, Skiing & a world class Casino. There are countless museums, historic building and galleries. Montreal has a long history of nightlife. Back in the days of prohibition Americans would travel to the city to drink at the most popular Montreal nightlife spots in the city. The Montreal nightlife scene is world famous for the province’s low drinking age of 18 years old.
NEW HOMELAND SECURITY REQUIRMENTSAnyone flying to Canada Requires a VALID US PASSPORT as of January 1, 2007Anyone driving to Canada Requires a VALID US PASSPORT as of January 1, 2008 Information on how to obtain a passport can be found at the State Department Website Other popular sites are Crescent Street, Old Montréal, Olympic Stadium and St. Catherine Street, the main commercial street downtown. The City features an Underground that is a 30-kilometer network of boutiques, cafes, theaters, hotels and shopping centers, even a university. Come to Montreal and find out why this is where all come to party hard; Always 18 to party, drink & gamble in Montreal. |
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Montreal will not only take your breath away with its rich culture, history, and European flair. But it will blow your mind the minute the sun goes down! The sights and sounds get brighter, louder, and sexier as Canada's leading party and night life mecca becomes the ultimate experience for the party-goer in you!
