I intend to visit Montreal in late Apr. and probabily stay there for 4 days, maximum. Any suggestions for me where're "the MUST" sightseeings?
And how to spend my 2-day in Quebec City? Thanks for
any commend received.Good Day!

Montreal is a very diversified city, basically it all depends of what you like! For nightlife, hang around Crescent St.(downtown) or St-Laurent Boulvard, where you'll find neat clubs and coffee shops. As for main attractions, there's the biodome, the botanical garden, the Olympic Stadium (watch a baseball game!), there's also the Old Forum who's being renovated into a huge cinema complex...Since Montreal has a population with many cultures, you should visit Little Italy, China town and other spots with a strong ethnicity! If you prefer the "french-european" style, you can't go wrong with le Plateau Mont-Royal...

Have fun!

Montreal is a very diversified city, basically it all depends of what you like! For nightlife, hang around Crescent St.(downtown) or St-Laurent Boulvard, where you'll find neat clubs and coffee shops. As for main attractions, there's the biodome, the botanical garden, the Olympic Stadium (watch a baseball game!), there's also the Old Forum who's being renovated into a huge cinema complex...Since Montreal has a population with many cultures, you should visit Little Italy, China town and other spots with a strong ethnicity! If you prefer the "french-european" style, you can't go wrong with le Plateau Mont-Royal...

Have fun!

Montreal is a very diversified city, basically it all depends of what you like! For nightlife, hang around Crescent St.(downtown) or St-Laurent Boulvard, where you'll find neat clubs and coffee shops. As for main attractions, there's the biodome, the botanical garden, the Olympic Stadium (watch a baseball game!), there's also the Old Forum who's being renovated into a huge cinema complex...Since Montreal has a population with many cultures, you should visit Little Italy, China town and other spots with a strong ethnicity! If you prefer the "french-european" style, you can't go wrong with le Plateau Mont-Royal...

Have fun!

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Don't miss the Bascillica de Notre Dame

Hi,
You should visit Old Montreal and the Port. Old bldgs, lots of restaurants and nightlife. A drive up Mont Royal will give nice panoramic views of the city. Shopping is mostly along St Catherine and Sherbrooke street.
Restaurants (French): P'tit Extra, L'Express, L'Entrepont, Le 917, Chez Julien, Piment Vert (Chinese), breakfast: Beauties, Eggspectations. In Quebec City, the Old Town is likewise the best area to hang around in. It will definitely keep you busy. Good restaurant: Aux Anciens Canadiens. Enjoy