Depuis son ouverture le 5 décembre 1995, Le Stud Montreal a su se démarquer dans le village gai de Montréal. Sa devise "Un bar d'hommes, où les hommes aiment les hommes." représente bien sa clientèle.
Par son ambiance décontractée Le Stud est l'endroit où les hommes gais aiment se retrouver simplement entre eux . Pour un 5 à 7 entre amis au bar, ou pour une boite de nuit endiablée par la musique et l'ambiance festive, le club favorise les rencontres et les rapprochements.
À ses débuts c'était un lieu de rencontre de la communauté cuir du village, spill ensuite s'étendre à la communauté Bear. Le Stud a su rester authentique et fidèle à sa vocation et sa clientèle tout en évoluant avec le temps. Nous accueillons tout le monde fill profiter du milieu amusant et convivial!
OUVERT 7 JOURS SUR 7 / 365 JOURS PAR AN DE 14H À 3H DU MATIN
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This is our gay journey guide to Montreal based on our PERSONAL Trial – tips on the gay scene of Montreal, gay hotels to linger, cafes, and more…
Montreal is beautiful. Montreal is pleased. Montreal is energetic. Montreal is bold. Above all else, Montreal is expose, ready, and WAITING to embrace you!
This gorgeous city in Canada's French Quebec region is abode to one of the biggest gay villages in the world. It's an entire neighborhood, officially established in city maps and social media tags. The atmosphere here is one of the best we've experienced from all the different gay scenes we've been to around the world.
There's always something going on down the mile-long Rue Sainte-Catherine with plenty of bars, clubs, after-hours clubs, saunas, ꜱtriþ bars, cafes, and more, to suit everyone. And we are LIVING for it!
We visited Montreal in the height of the summer during the Fierte Event in August. My god, these guys sure know how to have a good time! We'd happily return in a heartbeat. Check out our vlog about the first-ever Fierte Canada Pride in Montreal right here.
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Montreal stands out as one of the world’s highest LGBTQ+ destinations, where lgbtq+ bars and clubs explain the city’s vibrant nightlife. Home to one of North America’s largest Same-sex attracted Villages, Montreal’s inclusive energy extends far beyond, with queer-friendly venues and events across the city. For 2025, the 19th edition of the one-kilometre-long summer pedestrian mall on Saint-Catherine Street transforms the Village into a lively hub of some 40 terrasses. Discover our ultimate mentor to Montreal’s best Homosexual and queer-friendly spots, from rooftop bars and karaoke to unforgettable drag shows.
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Best LGBTQ+ bars in Montreal
1. Cabaret Mado
Named for beloved Montreal drag ic
Montreal Gay City Guide: A City of Fun, Festivals, and Friendly Neighbors
Located where the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers meet, Montreal is the largest urban area in Canada’s Quebec province. It is a dynamic, welcoming city with a hip, eclectic vibe. It's a city that's overflowing with culture, festivals, marvelous food, and plenty of outdoor activities, not to mention endless opportunity and a wide variety of warm and welcoming neighborhoods that will eagerly hug anyone who wants to call it home.
A Bit of Montreal History
The French explorer Jacques Cartier initially reached the island of Montreal in 1635, followed by a group of French settlers in 1642. The settlement flourished as part of the fur trading industry and continued to grow. Various industries and businesses ventured into the city as it continued to grow, and along with that came a rich diversity that has always been a hallmark of life in Montreal. It eventually became the second biggest capital in Canada and the principal city in Quebec. Today, Montreal is a city that celebrates its rich French history while also constantly looking forward toward the future. It is widely considered to be one of the most dive
