World’s 16 Best Party Cities
| June 30, 2015
Montreal, Canada
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If you’ve never been to Montreal, drop whatever you’re doing and head straight to the place that’s often called the most European city in North America. Montreal is full of amazing food (where else on Earth will you find a bagel bakery that’s open 24/7, 365 days of the year?), awesome beer and wine, and interesting places to party. Every Sunday, tons of people gather in Jeanne Mance Park, and have a big communal picnic, complete with a giant drum circle which goes for hours. And don’t worry if you want to buy a bottle of wine to take along to the picnic – alcohol can be bought in every corner store.
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