Alongside its bustling downtown, Montreal is jam-packed with green space. To get the most out of these parks, pick up a bike, strap on your sneakers, or hop in a kayak.

Montrealers and tourists will soon have a new way to connect with nature. An urban beach will open June 14 at the Old Port. Clock Tower Beach is the work of landscape architect Claude Cormier.

Montreal's own urban beach at the base of the historic Clock Tower in the Old Port is now in it's second season and this year there have been a number of changes.

News Is Montreal getting a new urban beach and bathing area? A promenade, beach, parks, cultural sector and more is being planned between Griffintown and Pointe-Saint-Charles.

The urban beach project Village au Pied-du-Courant is reopening today with limited gatherings of 50 people at a time. Starting today at 2PM, Montrealers will once agin be able to visit the Village ...

Enjoy the View at the Top The tallest Ferris wheel in Canada, La Grande Roue de Montreal (“big wheel”), towers nearly 200 feet above the Bonsecours Basin in Old Montreal.

Verdun's urban beach, which has now been added to the 150 or so sites within the Trame verte et bleue du Grand Montréal (Greater Montréal's green and blue network), is one of the projects ...