Visited this library - Bibliothèque Raymond-Levésque recently as I read about it in an Architecture…read morejournal. It is a stunning building, very well designed using eco-friendly methods such as sustainable materials and even a green roof! The timber panels really create a Scandinavian feel so you almost feel as if you are somewhere else. Inside there is a lot of exposed concrete which really juxtaposes with the timber yet compliments it at the same time. It is a very tranquil environment inside, full of students studying whilst being bathed in natural light flooding in from every angle through the glass walls. I could sit there for hours! Definitely worth a visit if you are an Architecture fan!

This wonderful library truly carried me through both college and university, and it holds a very…read morespecial place for me. It became my reliable space for studying, reading, and finding focus during long days and late afternoons. There is genuinely something for everyone here, as the library is very spacious and offers an impressive variety of resources for all ages and interests. With four floors dedicated to different needs, including music, children's areas, extensive book collections, and quiet study rooms, it is easy to find the perfect environment depending on your mood or purpose. The sunlight throughout the building creates a bright, peaceful atmosphere that makes spending hours there feel comfortable. One of the things I love most about this library is that despite how popular and busy it can be, it remains incredibly quiet. People are respectful, and there is a shared sense of consideration that makes it an ideal place to concentrate. My favorite study area includes comfortable cushioned chairs and large tables that give you plenty of space to spread out and truly settle in for long study sessions. The library also feels thoughtfully designed to encourage productivity and comfort, with clean, well maintained spaces and a welcoming layout that never feels overwhelming. Having a coffee inside the library is the perfect touch, allowing you to enjoy a coffee or drink while reading or studying if you feel like it. Overall, this library is a true gem and a space I will always appreciate for its calm energy, excellent resources, and supportive environment.

Grande acervo de livros e filmes, que permitem ótima interação com a cultura québécoise. O prédio e…read moresua as arquitetura são uma atração à parte. Privilégio ter uma instituição como esta à disposição.

Great book shop and cafe. Great vibe and selection. Super great spot in the back for kids, teens,…read moreadults to chill and read. Will return with my daughter next trip.

This place was pretty cool to visit! We walked here from Schwartz's Deli which was about a 10…read moreminute walk or so, not bad. It was a little tricky to find because it is actually above a spiral black staircase. This place is really cute and I was very attempted to purchase an item. They have various types of manga along with collectables and a lounge to relax in.

The Elgar Center on Nun's Island is a cultural centre, library and the municipal public pool all in…read moreone space. The library is kind of great and has lots of space to study and read. Lots of activities happening here all the time, not just day camps but Zumba classes, cooking classes and other special interest classes for kids and adults. It's also right next to Domaine St.Paul , a forested woodland area with an elevated walkway which meanders around a large pond and marsh where you'll often see turtles, herons, and sometimes owls. It's a great place to feel like you're away from the city without actually being all that far off.

A good community center. This is where you go to to sign up for the tennis courts, go to the…read morelibrary, the summer camps are here too. Tons of fun things to sign up for here! It's clean and often empty.

Now that this page have been set up I can finally post my review!…read more Such small library!! The selection is quite poor because it is so small. But they do have lots of tables for studying and overall it is a quaint library. It's nice to have a library so close by. You can also order books you would like to read. It never really gets crowded which is a plus for me. I'd like it to be bigger but that's the only complaint I have.

Great library. Very clean and the staff is friendly. The library has two floors. The main floor is…read morefor younger children while the upper floor is for adults. They usually showcase art projects created by school students and they often host activities for families. A library card is needed to borrow books and use computers. They have free wi-fi. The only downside is that you're only allowed up to 2 hours of usage per day to use the internet. If you're looking for somewhere peaceful or you want to finish some homework, this is a great place to visit.

Those looking for views should visit the historic Clock Tower. Dating from 1919, this iconic…read morestructure is 45 meters high and performs double duty as a lighthouse. The Old Port of Montréal's iconic Clock Tower celebrates its 100th year in 2022. Still a prominent feature of the city skyline, the Clock Tower continues to welcome visitors, watercraft, and tourists as they make their way along the Mighty St. Lawrence River. By the way, the Prince of Wales placed foundation Stone in 1919 The Clock Tower was named a Classified Federal Heritage Building in 1996. In addition to commemorating the courage of the seamen of the Merchant Marine who perished in the First World War. Climb the 192 steps to the top, and you'll be rewarded with great views of the St. Lawrence River, Old Montreal, and the Jacques Cartier Bridge off in the distance. Admission is free. we were tired so did not try this, there is a beach nearby (man made, small beach).

Couldn't climb the tower when we arrived on 6/18/25, but it was still worth the walk from Old…read moreMontreal. Enjoy soaking in the view of Lawrence river!