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Holidays in Gay Village

Like good chocolate and selfies, there's no such thing as too much travelling. So why not make Gay Village, Montreal, your next great adventure? Around 1,600,000 people inhabit this city, a popular holiday spot for travel junkies like yourself. Gay Village is 2 kilometres north of central Montreal. Want to know how to get there from Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport? Piece of cake. Grab a taxi, hurl your gear in the back and go northeast for 17 kilometres.

With many of the city's best sights nearby, Gay Village is a sightseer's paradise. From Notre Dame Basilica to Saint Joseph's Oratory, there's lots to keep visitors busy. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to keep going to the Concordia University and the Biosphere. A brilliant way to immerse yourself in this city is to visit a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not venture to nearby Latin Quarter and Quartier des Spectacles and explore their sights and sounds?

There are loads of reasons why so many people head straight to the centre of Montreal. The University of Montreal and Christ Church Cathedral are two of the best of them. You'd be crazy to head back to your hotel without stopping by Mount Royal Park and the University of Quebec-Montreal as well.

Looking to let your hair down and relax? Exciting stops include the Montreal Casino and the Mount Royal Club.

Hoping to get a feel for the local culture? Try the Place des Arts, the Fonderie Darling, the Walter Klinkhoff Gallery and the Claude Lafitte Gallery.

Take some time out while you experience the thought-provoking art collections on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Chateau Dufresne Museum and the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal. When you've finished, why not go to a local café and ponder your time there?

From interactive exhibits to mind‐boggling objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone occupied. If the weather turns bad, why not take yourself over to the Canadian Centre for Architecture, the Redpath Museum, Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame and the Montreal Science Centre?

You can't quite beat the buzz of excitement when a live show is about to get under way. Watch the curtains go up at the Centaur Theatre, the Monument National, Palais des congres de Montreal and the St. Denis Theatre.

Finding kid-friendly entertainment is a priority when planning a family holiday. Look out for the Imperial Cinema, the Cinematheque Quebecoise, Parc Jean-Drapeau and the National Library of Quebec.

Are you an animal lover? The numerous creatures at Montreal Insectarium and Bird and Flower Sanctuary offer a chance to snap an one-of-a-kind group photo!

Children can become disgruntled with sightseeing. Cheer them up with a trip to one of the nearby fun-filled family attractions. La Ronde, Pi-o Centre d'Amusement and Action 500 are some of the most popular choices.

The Japanese Garden, St-Lambert Lock, Lac des Castors and Chalet du Mont-Royal are ideal places for nature enthusiasts to spend some time outdoors.

Discover a variety of local flora and fauna at the Montreal Botanical Garden, the Montreal Biodome and Summit Woods and Summit Lookout.

A special feature of this place is its nearby green spaces. In the midst of all the activity, there are plenty of places to relax and read the newspaper. Champ de Mars, Place du Canada, Lafontaine Park and Saint Louis Square are some good options.

Stock up on the basics or look for a few unusual gifts. You can grab everything you need at Bonsecours Market, Eaton Centre, Jean-Talon Market and Atwater Market.

You never know what you may find at Smith House, the McCord Museum, the Victoria Square and the Place Bonaventure. These historic sites have their fair share of tales to tell.

If you're intrigued by religious history, you should visit St. James United Church, Grand Seminary of Montreal, St. James the Apostle Anglican Church and Church of the Madonna della Difesa.

Deck yourself out in red, blue, silver and white, head towards Percival Molson Memorial Stadium and loudly cheer for the Montreal Alouettes. A trip here is a must for passionate football fans!

Hotels in Gay Village

Whether you're after the basics or the whole shebang, Gay Village has you sorted! For a place that's easy on the budget, you can't go past the Quality Hotel Montreal East, located at 8100 Avenue Neuville, or the Hotel Le Roberval, at 505 Rene-Levesque East. Though, if you're the type who likes to live in the lap of luxury on holiday, the ApartHotelMontréal or the Ritz-Carlton, Montréal might be more to your taste.

One of the best aspects of any visit to Gay Village is Notre Dame Basilica. If you want to stay within a short distance of this world-famous attraction, the Hotel Le St-James Montréal and the W Montreal are both popular options.