Q: I’m headed to Montreal with four friends. We’re recent grads looking for fun and have a great appreciation for history and hidden spots. Any suggestions for a walking and dining route?

Welcome to our family travel channel. We are Aliya (mom), Azhar (dad), Khizar (big brother), and Eesa (little brother) from Long Island, NY. Our goal is to visit 5 countries every year + all 50 states ...

The area has a long and intrusting history and it helped shape the Montreal of today. Since the best way to know a place is on foot, here is a walking tour that will take you along quaint streets ...

The city of Montreal announced Tuesday that five streets around the island will become either pedestrian-only or shared between pedestrians and automobile traffic for the summer. Following the ...

Danial Adkison, an editor for New York Times Travel, has visited Montreal nearly a dozen times ... but if you bring some good walking shoes, you’ll find terrific meals, stunning views atop ...

MONTREAL (JTA) — Just inside the gate of the Shaar Hashomayim synagogue off Boulevard du Mont Royal, a gravestone bears an unusual Star of David, the sharp angles of its two opposing triangles ...

a Mohawk community southwest of Montreal. (Susan Bell/ CBC News) It was a special Walking Out ceremony a long time in the making. A Walking Out is a traditional ceremony in Cree culture where a ...

Warm summer temperatures make exploring on foot enjoyable, while the heated Underground City makes walking downtown more pleasant during the winter. If you are drawn to the temperate summer months ...