The Strangest Things to See While in Montreal

Montreal is a beautiful city filled with wonderful tourist attractions, including Notre Dame Basilica and Mount Royal. However, it also has hidden gems and quirky attractions that reveal a different side of its culture and local life. To give you a better perspective, here are some of the strangest things to see in Montreal.

The Space for Life

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Most people are freaked out by creepy crawlies. However, you can visit the Space of Life if you’re not afraid of bugs, spiders, and other insects. This museum contains the world’s largest collection of insects. As such, you will learn and have fun at this strange yet fascinating place. Who knows, it could also be a good place to conquer your arachnophobia if you’re up for it…?

Musée Redpath

One of the strangest things to see in Montreal is the Musée Redpath. It is a museum that has been said to strangely resemble Hogwarts, the famous school for wizards in the world of Harry Potter (in its own way). Upon entering the building, you will be greeted by a huge dinosaur skeleton. From there, you will be guided to various exhibits that include Egyptian mummies, artifacts, and other phenomenon, oh my!

O’Noir

Although you won’t be able to see anything at O’Noir, you will experience something extraordinary. To be specific, O’Noir is a popular restaurant that provides a one-of-a-kind dining experience. When you enter the establishment, you will be guided by a waiter to your table. From there, you can enjoy a “surprise” meal or a three-course meal in a dark dining room. It’s dining in utter darkness. This dining experience is definitely a must-try. Plus, your taste buds will surely be delighted by the delicious food served in this restaurant.

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Twilight Sculpture Garden

The Twilight Sculpture Garden is a place filled with creative pieces made by Glen Le Mesurier. In this garden, you will discover the true meaning of the “joie de vivre” attitude of the people in Montreal. Aside from that, the place is also a perfect spot for an impromptu photo shoot. Remember, the garden also contains carefully selected plants along with the art pieces. Afterward, you can rest and relax while enjoying the beautiful ambiance of the place.

Eva B

Boutique Eva B is one of the strangest things to see in Montreal. At first glance, some of you may think it is just an ordinary shop. However, you will find a lot of unusual and vintage items in this place. Plus, the shop has a weird yet charming atmosphere that compels many tourists to go inside. It also features a small café that offers delicious snacks and drinks if you want to reinvigorate yourself while shopping.

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Maria is a contributor who is passionate about health, fitness, travel, and beauty. During her free time, she tries to discover the beauty hidden in the chaos of today's fast-paced way of life. With a background in health and medicine, she hopes to inspire you to start living a fun, active, and adventurous lifestyle through her writing.

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