Le 63

Montréal


The vibe is motorcycle chic, with stylish helmets, goggles, sew-on patches, leather gloves and other eye-catching gear for sale. The real reason to come though is for the vintage selection, with graphic T-shirts, bomber jackets, fur-lined boots and Hawaiian shirts. Check the back room for vintage Playboys and bad priapic pottery.


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1. Parc du Portugal

0.15 MILES

This quaint little park is dedicated to Portuguese immigrants and their community, founded in Montréal in 1953. At the rear of the park, next to the…

2. Boulevard St-Laurent

0.27 MILES

A dividing line between the city’s east and west, Blvd St-Laurent (previously ‘the Main’) has always been a focus of action, a gathering place for people…

3. Avenue du Mont-Royal

0.31 MILES

Old-fashioned five-and-dime stores rub shoulders with a wide array of trendy cafes and fashion boutiques on Ave du Mont-Royal. The nightlife here has…

4. Église St-Jean-Baptiste

0.33 MILES

Dedicated to St John the Baptist, the patron saint of French Canadians, this church was the hub of working-class Catholic families in the late 19th and…

5. Georges-Étienne Cartier Monument

0.47 MILES

On the park's northeastern edge, on Ave du Parc, this statue draws hundreds of revelers every Sunday for tribal playing and spontaneous dancing in what…

6. Église St-Viateur d’Outremont

0.68 MILES

If you are already on Ave Laurier for the shopping and food, poke your head into this church, opened in 1913. The interior is pure Gothic Revival with…

7. Belvédère Camillien-Houde

0.78 MILES

This is the most popular lookout on Mont-Royal thanks to its accessibility and large parking lot. Naturally enough, it’s a magnet for couples once night…

8. Carré St-Louis

0.82 MILES

This lovely green square with a three-tiered fountain is flanked by beautiful rows of Second Empire homes. In the 19th century a reservoir here was filled…