Montreal Executive Golf Club<\/h2>\n![\"@golfexecutifmontreal\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/gol_executive_montreal.jpg\" "\\"@golfexecutifmontreal\\"")
<\/a>@golfexecutifmontreal<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n999 de la For\u00eat Boulevard<\/p>\n
Well, yes! Nuns’ Island is part of the borough of Verdun!<\/p>\n
So, if you want to practice your birdies without driving miles, you can do it in front of the Monseigneur-J.A.-Richard park: at the Golf Ex\u00e9cutif de Montr\u00e9al. Three outdoor courses are now open.<\/p>\n
Hit some balls: Le Range, Le Golf, and Le P’tit Golf. Rates are on their website.<\/a>.<\/p>\nVerdun Skatepark | Arthur-Therrien Park<\/h2>\n![\"@flovita\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/skatepark_verdun.jpg\" "\\"@flovita\\"")
<\/a>@flovita<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n3750 Ga\u00e9tan-Laberge Boulevard<\/p>\n
It’s a skateboarder’s paradise! Often very busy – and we understand why! The Verdun skatepark will soon offer a new pool.<\/p>\n
A new concrete ramp was also recently installed, and benches will be installed during the summer season.<\/a><\/p>\nWellington Drive<\/span><\/h2>\n![\"@lesstreetmonkeys\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/promenade_wellington.jpg\" "\\"@lesstreetmonkeys\\"")
<\/a>@lesstreetmonkeys<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBetween LaSalle Boulevard and 6th Avenue<\/p>\n
The best restaurants, the most beautiful terraces, and the greatest diversity of stores, it’s on the Promenade Wellington<\/a> that you’ll find them!<\/p>\nDespite months of closure due to the pandemic, the main street is full of restaurants that are just waiting to reopen and serve food in a festive atmosphere. Just think of the following restaurants to start salivating:<\/p>\n
\n- Street Monkeys<\/a>, which offers Cambodian cuisine;<\/li>\n
- Rita<\/a> and its Italian menu;;<\/li>\n
- KUI<\/a>, which serves Korean food.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Community gardens<\/h2>\n![\"@attitude_living\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/jardins_communautaire.jpg\" "\\"@attitude_living\\"")
<\/a>@attitude_living<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nLike any self-respecting green borough, Verdun has its community gardens<\/a>. And not just anywhere: on the banks of the St. Lawrence River!<\/p>\nYou can find one in Adrien-D.-Archambault Park on Nuns’ Island. There are 235 gardens. There is another one next to the \u00c9cole de cirque de Verdun. We are talking about two gardens with about 125 spaces. Finally, there is the one in Lucien-Caron Park: a community garden of 6 plots and a collective garden.<\/p>\n
Le Quai 5160 – Maison de la culture de Verdun<\/h2>\n![\"@plouffffe\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/quai5160.jpg\" "\\"@plouffffe\\"")
<\/a>@plouffffe<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5160 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n
The magnificent building on LaSalle Boulevard never goes unnoticed! Located between Archie-Wilcox and Monseigneur-J.A.-Richard parks, Pier 5160 offers a variety of cultural events for all tastes.<\/p>\n
Until June 4, you can check out artist S\u00e9bastien Pesot’s Mal Floral exhibition<\/a>, which features digitally reworked images of wildflowers that give them a hyper-realistic look. They are all displayed on panels outside the building.<\/p>\nTu pourras \u00e9galement y retrouver l\u2019exposition de Miri Chekhanovich intitul\u00e9e <\/a>Nids de poule<\/em><\/a> qui met de l\u2019avant les fameux trous qu\u2019on retrouve souvent dans les rues de Montr\u00e9al, dans des formes et des allures totalement m\u00e9tamorphos\u00e9es. C\u2019est jusqu\u2019au 11 juin!<\/p>\nAll the details to access the exhibitions are available on the City of Montreal’s website<\/a>.<\/p>\nVerdun Urban Beach<\/span><\/h2>\n![\"@audgibson\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/plage_urbaine_Verdun.jpg\" "\\"@audgibson\\"")
<\/a>@audgibson<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n4110 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n
Although temporarily closed, Verdun Urban Beach is one of the few places in Montreal <\/a> where you can dip your toes in the water. You can easily access it by car, bike, and public transportation (De l\u2019\u00c9glise station and buses 12 and 37). Access to the beach is free and you can enjoy many activities such as rock climbing.<\/p>\nThe Nivard-De Saint-Dizier House<\/h2>\n![\"@jeanpierregaut\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/Maison_Nivard-de-saint-Dizier.jpg\" "\\"@jeanpierregaut\\"")
<\/a>@jeanpierregaut<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n7244 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n
Do you know the Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier<\/a>? Starting May 22, this historic monument will open its doors for the summer season. Worthy of a trip back in time, this house built in 1710 will make you discover what life was like in the past!<\/p>\nThanks to archaeological digs, it has also been established that Aboriginal people inhabited the territory approximately 5500 years ago. A unique place in Montreal!<\/p>\n
Verdun’s magnificent parks<\/strong><\/h1>\nSpeaking of parks, there is no shortage of them in Verdun! We are talking about large areas filled with greenery, bordered by the St. Lawrence River.<\/p>\n
Quai-de-la-Tortue Park<\/h2>\n![\"@theophany12\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/Parc_quai-de-la-tortue.jpg\" "\\"@theophany12\\"")
<\/a>@theophany12<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n6000 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n
From the West to the East, you will find the Quai-de-la-Tortue park<\/a>, which as its name indicates, offers you a huge green space where you can throw your line in the water in normal times.<\/p>\nArchie-Wilcox Park<\/h2>\n![\"@markusinsight\"](\"https:\/\/www.kangalou.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/Parc-Archie_Wilcox.jpg\" "\\"@markusinsight\\"")
<\/a>@markusinsight<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n5500 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n
Also along the LaSalle Boulevard, you can spread your blanket at Archie-Wilcox Park.<\/a>. We also recommend that you bring a small lunch, pastis, and your petanque game to spend a memorable afternoon!<\/p>\n
<\/a>999 de la For\u00eat Boulevard<\/p>\n
Well, yes! Nuns’ Island is part of the borough of Verdun!<\/p>\n
So, if you want to practice your birdies without driving miles, you can do it in front of the Monseigneur-J.A.-Richard park: at the Golf Ex\u00e9cutif de Montr\u00e9al. Three outdoor courses are now open.<\/p>\n
Hit some balls: Le Range, Le Golf, and Le P’tit Golf. Rates are on their website.<\/a>.<\/p>\n 3750 Ga\u00e9tan-Laberge Boulevard<\/p>\n It’s a skateboarder’s paradise! Often very busy – and we understand why! The Verdun skatepark will soon offer a new pool.<\/p>\n A new concrete ramp was also recently installed, and benches will be installed during the summer season.<\/a><\/p>\n Between LaSalle Boulevard and 6th Avenue<\/p>\n The best restaurants, the most beautiful terraces, and the greatest diversity of stores, it’s on the Promenade Wellington<\/a> that you’ll find them!<\/p>\n Despite months of closure due to the pandemic, the main street is full of restaurants that are just waiting to reopen and serve food in a festive atmosphere. Just think of the following restaurants to start salivating:<\/p>\n Like any self-respecting green borough, Verdun has its community gardens<\/a>. And not just anywhere: on the banks of the St. Lawrence River!<\/p>\n You can find one in Adrien-D.-Archambault Park on Nuns’ Island. There are 235 gardens. There is another one next to the \u00c9cole de cirque de Verdun. We are talking about two gardens with about 125 spaces. Finally, there is the one in Lucien-Caron Park: a community garden of 6 plots and a collective garden.<\/p>\n 5160 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n The magnificent building on LaSalle Boulevard never goes unnoticed! Located between Archie-Wilcox and Monseigneur-J.A.-Richard parks, Pier 5160 offers a variety of cultural events for all tastes.<\/p>\n Until June 4, you can check out artist S\u00e9bastien Pesot’s Mal Floral exhibition<\/a>, which features digitally reworked images of wildflowers that give them a hyper-realistic look. They are all displayed on panels outside the building.<\/p>\n Tu pourras \u00e9galement y retrouver l\u2019exposition de Miri Chekhanovich intitul\u00e9e <\/a>Nids de poule<\/em><\/a> qui met de l\u2019avant les fameux trous qu\u2019on retrouve souvent dans les rues de Montr\u00e9al, dans des formes et des allures totalement m\u00e9tamorphos\u00e9es. C\u2019est jusqu\u2019au 11 juin!<\/p>\n All the details to access the exhibitions are available on the City of Montreal’s website<\/a>.<\/p>\n 4110 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n Although temporarily closed, Verdun Urban Beach is one of the few places in Montreal <\/a> where you can dip your toes in the water. You can easily access it by car, bike, and public transportation (De l\u2019\u00c9glise station and buses 12 and 37). Access to the beach is free and you can enjoy many activities such as rock climbing.<\/p>\n 7244 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n Do you know the Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier<\/a>? Starting May 22, this historic monument will open its doors for the summer season. Worthy of a trip back in time, this house built in 1710 will make you discover what life was like in the past!<\/p>\n Thanks to archaeological digs, it has also been established that Aboriginal people inhabited the territory approximately 5500 years ago. A unique place in Montreal!<\/p>\n Speaking of parks, there is no shortage of them in Verdun! We are talking about large areas filled with greenery, bordered by the St. Lawrence River.<\/p>\n 6000 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n From the West to the East, you will find the Quai-de-la-Tortue park<\/a>, which as its name indicates, offers you a huge green space where you can throw your line in the water in normal times.<\/p>\n 5500 LaSalle Boulevard<\/p>\n Also along the LaSalle Boulevard, you can spread your blanket at Archie-Wilcox Park.<\/a>. We also recommend that you bring a small lunch, pastis, and your petanque game to spend a memorable afternoon!<\/p>\nVerdun Skatepark | Arthur-Therrien Park<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Wellington Drive<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Community gardens<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Le Quai 5160 – Maison de la culture de Verdun<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Verdun Urban Beach<\/span><\/h2>\n
<\/a>The Nivard-De Saint-Dizier House<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Verdun’s magnificent parks<\/strong><\/h1>\n
Quai-de-la-Tortue Park<\/h2>\n
<\/a>Archie-Wilcox Park<\/h2>\n
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