So, this place is super interesting spot if you're in Montreal! Not one of the things I would do…read moreon my first trip, but definitely worth stopping by on a subsequent trip. Budget about 1-2 hours to spend here (depending on how many photos you like). The studio is EXTREMELY small. However, they have these gorgeous backdrops with a lot of fun props to stop by. You walk room to room and can take whatever photos you want. Just be careful if there's a crowd because you won't have much time in there. FYI, they do have Phone stands so you can use those to get pictures of your group. Bonus Tip: Get the Visit Montreal Passport and you'll get even more perks out of this! IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

My experience with Hera Bell was absolutely extraordinary. Not only was she extremely professional,…read moreshe has the kindest soul I have ever come across. I highly recommend her, she's not just a photographer, she is a true artist with a natural talent for capturing beauty in all her work

Hera Bell is an artist that is incomparable to any other. I had my family portraits done and the…read moreversatility and eye in capturing a photo radiates beyond words. Hera Bell is not only a photogragher, her preparation time, her styling abilities and position to wrap around and execute one photo, is talent in itself. The end result is extraordinary. It is portraits that will remain in your home or work place till the end of time and memories that are created are heartwarming. A unique and one of a kind artist. I truly believe that Vogue Magazine will be knocking on her door to explore the endless possibilities with the fabulous, talented and humble Hera Bell! Thank you Hera! It is an honor to know you. :-)

The man that runs the shop is really nice and accommodating. I've been there thrice now. I couldn't…read moremake it before closing hour once and he kept the shop open for me. He also does a good job at making imperfections disappear on passport pictures!

Every time I visit Montreal, the Phi Centre has some kind of interesting exhibit. The PHI Centre…read morewas developed to be at the intersection of art, film, music, design and technology. Through eclectic programming and a strong emphasis on content creation, the PHI Centre fosters unexpected encounters between artists and audiences. I have been there for virtual reality expositions, panel discussions about relevant topics, and visual art exhibits. Anyone can rent a space and present their artistry at the PHI Centre. A nice stage for different art forms for all to enjoy.

Went for Art, Unframed, did Pathway 3 which included: *…read moreHorizons VR * Marco Brambilla: Heaven's Gate Pretty good in the VR; rooms could be more unique and seperateseparatedd, also a separate communal room to relax between VR experiences would be great to decompress and reset.

First time at this location and it was great. Got a 2 for 1 ticket so that was a sweet deal. Drinks…read morewere cheap and good. Only thing that sucks is there's no where to put ur purse or drink when it's your turn. Other then that it takes about 40-60 minutes to do a course because of the line ups.

We had fun here, but the place is quite small, the game moves quickly, very little skill involved…read more The obstacles were wel thought out, but very basic. Almost moved through too quickly. The owner was very pleasant. Drinks were good.

What a fun find! A small museum that was a blast to navigate with my daughter. We both had a great…read moretime. Takes about an hour to go through.

This is a small museum base on optical illusion. It's very fun and nice illusion all around. But…read moreit's small. I feel 26$ an adulte is much for 30 minutes of illusion. But I liked it better than the mirror mirror exposition. It's fun for the whole family, there's pricing for kids, adults, student and 65+. Expect less than an hour if you stroll through and there's no one else. Still fun.

Tasnim is a lovely person and an excellent henna artist. She gave me exactly what I was looking for…read moreand I will definitely be back again!

I've visited Nomad Nation in September for an art exhibit/fashion show. The NOMAD Nation is a…read morecreative space which is located on Van Horne in a two-story building. You will find an event and gallery space (with a little bar) and different kind of art, sound and recording studios. What I liked the most was the little terrace located in the back of the building, the benches are made of STM seats, very creative.

Hosts the best creative events in Montreal on a weekly basis…read more *Must absolutely consult the event calendar as there are very different events happening on different days of the week ranging from arts & entertainment, to movie screenings , after parties and even after hours or the occasional private function. During the day it is a shared space home to live streaming and videographers, event production companies, record labels and creative freelancers. Starting Thursday evenings, the loft space transforms into an event venue, and a hub of Montreal's various creative communities. Nightlife: The vibe is Always different with unique & stylish happenings, regularly Goodvibepeople hosts creative events such as ArtJams , exhibitions, music fests and more. Consult the nomad live Facebook page or Goodvibepeople.com for event listings. The weekends are home to the best underground parties from Montreal's diverse scenes and collectives. Such mentionable happenings are Moonshine, ArtJam, the Antz, No Bass No Fun, Tribu Experientiel, and more.