Montréal's Mile End neighbourhood is full of local charms and cultural mixes. A large Hassidic Jewish population lives side by side with people of Greek, Italian and French Canadian origins, just to name a few. A young artsy crowd, hipsters and techies make up other large segments of the population. The picturesque tree lined streets are lined with beautiful homes, charming shops, cafés, restaurants and art galleries.

One of the most famous bagel shops in the world. Purveyor of some of the finest bagels and local institution.

A charming street full of neighbourhood life, good people watching and local institutions.

Montreal's oldest bagel shop. A true local institution where some of the best bagels in the world are hand made, 24 hours per day.

A slice of Montreal on one street. Distinctive local architecture, lots of famous shops and restaurants and a vibe all on its own.

Locals think of this street as the embodiment of Montréal. Is it a dividing line, or a unifying place? Depends on who you ask. But one thing for sure, it is the most storied boulevard in town.