Avenue du Parc
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Starting at rue Sherbrooke heading north, this riotous thoroughfare slices through the principal neighborhoods of McGill Ghetto, Parc Mont-Royal, Le Plateau Mont-Royal, Mile End and Park Extension. It is possible to spend a whole day on this street alone, starting with breakfast at Chez Cora’s, enjoying the mountain’s Tam-Tam drum festival (Sundays only), sampling an authentic Greek, Lebanese or Italian lunch, shopping for bargains or custom-made leather coats, stopping for a swim at the YMCA, enjoying a drink while listening to live African music, then ending the day with a show at the Rialto Theatre.
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