Best 15 Speakeasy Bars in Montreal
Though the Prohibition Era has ceased, the popularity of speakeasy bars didn’t fade. Here are the best speakeasy bars you should visit when you are in Montreal.
Best 14 Coffee Shops In Montreal To Study Or Work
Montreal is a haven for coffee lovers. Whether you're looking for a place to study or work, there's bound to be a coffee shop that fits your needs. Here are 14 of the best coffee shops in Montreal for getting work done.
Top 10 Best Tango Schools in Montreal
For those eager to learn and enjoy Argentinian Tango, we have compiled the list of top 10 best tango schools and studios in Montreal.
When do Successful People Wake Up? Tim Cook: 3:45am, Michelle Obama: 4:30am…
Richard Branson wakes up at 5:45am. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is in the gym by 4am & PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi gets up at 4am
Best MMA & BJJ Gyms in Montreal
Here are the best Mixed Martial Arts gyms in Montreal that demarcate themselves with their quality of teaching, sense of community, and the progress students are making on weekly basis.
Top 5 Vegan Restaurants in Montreal for 2019
From creative salads and smoothies to vegan burgers and Creole-spiced tempeh, here’s where to go for meat-free food in Montreal.
Built on top of 10 Million 1200 years Old Tree Trunks, Venice is Sinking & Faces Worst Floods in Half a Century
Venice declared ‘state of disaster’ and two people died in ‘apocalyptic’ tide, known as “acqua alta,” that flooded the UNESCO city built on a foundation of 10 million underwater wooden logs that are up to 1200 years old.
You should Never, Ever Shake Your Martini Contrary to What Pop Culture Told us!
"Shaken, not stirred" became a ridiculously popular catchphrase however over the last few years mixologists realised that a martini should be always stirred!
Best of Montreal’s Urbex
The word Urbex means the exploration of abandoned or hidden man made structures. Montreal is filled with a vast amount of historical places to discover and explore, here are some classics.
High-Five: How 1940s Hipsters took it from African-Americans and brought it to mainstream
Even though we will probably never know the true origin of the high-five everything points out towards African-American urban neighbourhoods in 1930s before it was passed to the white Hipster subculture in 1940s.