Any help, idea?<BR>Thanks.

With all due respect, can I suggest that you scroll throught the hundreds of posts on things to do in Montreal. also the feature on Fodor's this week is Montreal so why not check that out? Then if you have particular questions about a particular activity or activities it will be our pleasure to answer you.<BR><BR>OK guys - how was that for 'nice'?

Gary: Quite nice!

There are several fantastic websites chock full of information. At one, you can download the entire brochure to view and/or print.

Liliam, Montreal is a big city with hundreds of things to do. It's useless for us to just recommend things withoutout knowing what you like to do and if you have any special requirements (budget, traveling w/ kids/elderly)<BR><BR>(Actually, Liliam is probably there by now, but like Gary (who was nice indeed!) I find it a little silly to ask such broad questions, and also silly to make suggestions without knowing who you're talking to!<BR>Why recommend great restaurants to someone who prefers to scrimp on food and save the money for a great hotel (or vice versa) or museums to someone who's outdoorsy?

Go to church. It's about the only thing to do on a Sunday that is specific to that day. Most everything else can be done on any day, even Sunday. The Expos play on Sundays, for example.