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Very functional with very trendy, very social, very urban character.

Restaurant · Montréal

Les Enfants Terribles

Experience an unforgettable dining adventure at Les Enfants Terribles, perched high above Montreal in a sleek, modern setting with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows framing breathtaking panoramic city views. This vibrant rooftop restaurant invites you to bask in the cool, crisp winter daylight filtering through the glass, while enjoying the elegant yet casual atmosphere. Whether gathering over expertly crafted cocktails or savoring culinary delights, the ambiance blends urban sophistication with a cozy charm, making every moment unforgettable. Embrace the city's pulse and let the sparkling skyline inspire your next unforgettable night out.

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Visit year-round, with winter offering crisp clear skies and stunning city vistas.

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Most videos filmed Feb–Aug during summer. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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Visit year-round, with winter offering crisp clear skies and stunning city vistas.

1.5–2 hours

Warm layered clothing for winter visit, Camera or smartphone for skyline photos, Reservations recommended for peak times, and Comfortable shoes for walking around downtown Montreal

Foodies, Couples, Urban Explorers, Groups of Friends, and Business Travelers

Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is approximately 20 minutes by car from the museum.

Choose from a variety of downtown hotels and boutique stays nearby, perfect for combining urban exploration with luxury comfort.Book a stay →

Explore Old Montreal’s historic sites, enjoy shopping on Sainte-Catherine Street, or take a walk along the scenic Mount Royal Park nearby.Book a tour →

$50-$100

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