Just like any new place that you visit, it’s not easy knowing where many things are. Luckily, smartphones are here to help and we have 10 apps that you can use to navigate through Montreal with no hustle.

Uber

If you find yourself in a part of Montreal that you’re not familiar with, a bus won’t offer any help especially when the time is not your side. Calling a cab is also not an option as you may not have the number. So, instead of browsing on Google looking for the best results, use Uber. With a clear and crisp design, you will have a taxi, town car or SUV pick you up in no time.

Biximo

It’s normal to find yourself stuck in Montreal traffic. Instead of staying in your cab and get late, just pay the cab driver and hop out. If the place you're heading to is nearby but not close enough to walk, use the Bixi bike finder, Biximo; just head to the nearest bike dock and get pedaling.

Guichetier

Nothing is more frustrating than not knowing where your bank is when you’re running low on cash. Thanks to Guichetier, you can find your bank’s ATM with ease. Goodbye, cross-bank charges.

Get A Free Wi-Fi

If you just want a place to relax after work without spending $15 on a cup of coffee, use this app to find a free Wi-Fi signal and browse all you want.

SAQ

Nothing sucks than realizing you’re out of wine when planning to unwind back at your pad. Thanks to the SAQ app, you have the location of the nearest wine and liquor shops and you can get your bottle of whatever.

Montreal City Minute

This app has almost everything you need to know about this city. The application has news, the weather, traffic reports, current events, and entertainment.

P$ Mobile Service

This is a parking app that allows you to pay remotely so you don’t have to keep running to the parking meter every 30 minutes.

Transit App

This app helps users find the nearest train, bus or metro routes based on the user’s current location. The app also gives you a breakdown of the upcoming bus times and even map a route to your location.

Montreal Museums

Montreal Museums can get packed real fast and to avoid all that hustle trying to get ahead of the pack, just get your iPhone out and get all the information on the show from a distance.

Tuango

If you haven’t decided what you’re going to eat, Tuango gives you all the options and shows you daily deals at the nearby restaurants; don’t end up at McDonald’s, try something new.