5 Fun things to do this Easter weekend in Montréal! (April 18-21)
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It’s a long weekend with plenty of things to see and do in Montréal. Here are some of our top picks!
To enjoy the best the city has to offer during your stay, please don't think of yourself as a tourist, but as one of us. Whether you're here for a few days, a few weeks or a few years, we're counting on you to enjoy Montréal in a spirit of respect, responsibility and celebration!
1. Search for some chocolate.
Montréal has exceptional chocolate shops spread through the city. From foil-wrapped bars to rich, decadent truffles to luscious bonbons, here’s where to start your search for the most popular treat in the world.
2. Slam dunk some family time.
Humour and dexterity are trademarks of the Harlem Globetrotters. This weekend’s show features a blend of hilarious hijinks and incredible basketball skills including ball handling, high flying dunks, and a new record-breaking attempt. Friday, April 18.
3. Root for nature.
Imagine being in a room with 105 laser projectors and 119 surround-sound speakers. Welcome to OASIS Immersion, an energizing immersive space produced in its entirety by talent from Québec. For a powerful perspective on biodiversity, opt for the show entitled “Root for Nature.”
4. Go for brunch.
Whether you’re a visitor or a local, let someone else do the cooking this weekend. Many of Montréal’s finest restaurants are offering Easter Brunch service. From raspberry beignets to lobster ravioli to bottomless mimosas, the biggest challenge will be choosing.
5. Schedule some much-needed relaxation.
If life has been feeling a bit too frenetic, it’s time for a trip to a Montréal spa. Whether you’re looking to relieve sore muscles, rejuvenate tired skin, take a day to yourself, or spiff up for a big date, Montréal has got the perfect spa for you.
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Daniel Baylis
Daniel Baylis is a writer, poet, and musician. Several years ago he moved to Montréal to chase silly bohemian dreams. And he’s still at it.
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