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Montréal’s Screens, Stages & Cult Classics
15 placesMontréal
Trace Montréal’s pop-cultural pulse through cult-food institutions, indie cinemas, game-making, broadcast history, landmark music rooms, and headline venues. This cross-city route is ideal by bike, transit, or car, with a mix of enduring local favourites and major cultural stages.
- Pop culture
- Music
- Art
- Architecture
- Science & Tech
- Nature
- Folklore
- Local culture
- History
- Social Justice
- Food traditions
- Sports
- Religion
Places in this guide
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Gibeau Orange JulepLast standing operating Orange Julep 🍊 - 2
Segal Centre for Performing ArtsOne of North America's oldest Yiddish theatres 🎭 - 3
Cinéma du ParcFrom multiplex pioneer to smallest screen - 4
Wilensky'sFamous sandwich born by accident 🥪 - 5
Cinéma ModerneMontreal's first cinema with a liquor license 🍸 - 6
La Sala RossaEarly performances, later stars 🎸 - 7
La BanquiseA firefighter's off-duty project 🚒 - 8
Télédiffusion Radio-Canada🏘️ The neighborhood that disappeared - 9
Edifice Wilder Espace DanseFurniture factory turned dance hub 💃 - 10
Monument-NationalA stage of stark contrasts 🎭 - 11
Club SodaOnce the Crystal Palace cabaret 🎭 - 12
Queen Elizabeth HotelQuebec's largest hotel 🏨 - 13
Bell CentreThe loudest NHL arena 🔊 - 14
Centre PHIWarehouse with a fiery past 🔥 - 15
Olympic StadiumThe big O and the big owe 💸
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