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Travel Diary: "Montreal Boy: Some Strings Attached"

Montreal Boy, Logo’s newest Web series, follows the budding romance between gay Montrealer Stephané and his weekend visitor from America, Hugh. To give you a better understanding of the City of Saints, we’ve spotlighted Montreal locations that play prominently in the series. Enjoy!

Related: Say Bonjour to “Montreal Boy”


Bota-Bota Spa

358 rue de la Commune Ouest, H2Y 2E2

Wash off the stress of the day with body and facial treatments at this deluxe spa the old port of Montreal.

Piknic Électronik

Sebastian Leger, Soul Clap and Kode9 are among the international dance-music superstars hitting Park Jean-Drapeau for this summerlong EDM festival running from May 18 to September 21.

Rue Amherst

If you love antiques—or are just an inveterate window shopper—head to this street full of shops selling mid-century modern furnishings at art.  Start north of Rue de Maisonneuve Est and head up the hill toward Sherbrooke Street.

Le Resto du Village

1310 rue Wolfe, H2L 3J3

This 24-hour diner is a mainstay in Montreal's Gay Village, offering what some will swear is the best poutine in the city. A popular destination after the bars close, with lots of specials and free wifi.

Club Unity

1171 rue Ste-Catherine Est

Located in the heart of the Village, Montreal's biggest gay club offers two dance floors and a rooftop terrace, with regular theme nights and drag shows.

Sky Pub Terrasse 

1474 rue Ste-Catherine Est

Get a taste of queer Montreal at this multilevel gay club, offering regular drag shows, go-go boys, a pool/spa and a rooftop terrace (hence the name.)

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La Fontaine Park

A lush 84 acres in Le Plateau Mont-Royal, this urban greenspace isn't just perfect for relaxation (though it does sport contemplative ponds and waterfalls): You can work up a sweat in the playing fields, swimming pools and tennis courts, and get your culture on at the open-air Théâtre de Verdure.

Pont de la Concorde

Built for Expo 67, the Concordia Bridge traverses the St. Lawrence River, connecting Cité du Havre and Parc Jean-Drapeau on Saint Helen's Island.  While much of the traffic is motorists heading to the Montreal Casino on Île Notre-Dame, the bike path is popular with cyclists.

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