Elected 2nd best neighborhood in Montreal to live in by the Metro Journal, Saint-Henri is a borough filled with experiences that surprises its visitors. With a rich industrial past, this constantly changing neighborhood continues to surprise those who visit. Saint-Henri is a place where gastronomy, music, history and vast green spaces meet and marry.
Dive into the South American cuisine
The Mexican, South American or Latin American cuisine is well represented in St-Henri. The area is full of great places offering authentic or freely inspired dishes that can be found under the hot sun of California or Texas. Very affordable, the list of possibilities is as colossal as tempting [...]
Enjoy the greenery
Did you know that St-Henri is one of the longest pedestrian walkways in Montreal? A well-kept secret, le parc du Premier-Chemin-de-Fer is a discreet green path passing between the houses of the district and which connects the metro stations Lionel-Groulx and Place St-Henri. It is perfect for a [...]
Enjoy the music
It is easy for Saint-Henri to find a bar or a small auditorium to attend a musical performance. Whether you’re looking for rhythmic variations, jazz improvisations or a performance of a songwriter-folk, this neighborhood invites you to vibrate. The bars Loïc and Luncheonette are among th [...]
The culinary destination
A real offer of gourmet establishments is confirmed today in the district mingling with the real institutions of Diners and Portuguese rotisseries. With Vietnamese, Mexican, French, Lebanese restaurants, dairy bars, microbreweries and wine bars, St-Henri has all the assets to satisfy the desir [...]
Travel into the past
We recognize the St-Henri neighbourhood due to its architecture. In this sense, several historic sites are detailed and unavoidable to admire. They remain valuable legacies of the past of the sector. In St-Henri, one name is well known in connection with this built legacy. The prolific urban a [...]
Venture into du Couvent Street
Du Couvent Street is notable for its original residential architecture. Indeed, it is populated with small colourful houses that have preserved their charm of yesteryear. Take a moment to wander on foot and admire the residences full of character facing the Ludger-Duvernay Elementary School co [...]
