Meeting someone in Montreal
Montreal moves outdoors the moment it hits ten degrees and stays there until November. Dualove shows you two people at a time, and you choose.
Three first dates that work in Montreal
A terrace on the Plateau
From May onwards everyone is outside: arriving and leaving carries no ceremony.
A walk up Mount Royal
The lookout, the city below, and an hour of climbing to actually talk.
A ride along the Lachine Canal
On foot or by bike, water on one side, and no bill at the end.
Meeting people in Montreal
Montreal is a city of arrivals: students, immigrants, people from elsewhere in Quebec and abroad. Almost nobody turned up with their friends already here.
The Plateau, Mile End, Rosemont, Verdun, Hochelaga: each neighbourhood has its own crowd, and summer brings all of them outside at once.
Two languages, no barrier
Here a conversation starts in French and switches to English without warning. The Translate button shows any message in your language, with the original still visible.
No language makes a profile disappear from your discovery.
Questions about Montreal
Are there people on Dualove in Montreal?
The island and its surroundings form one pool: Laval, Longueuil, Brossard and the West Island are part of it.
I just moved to Montreal, where do I start?
In your own neighbourhood. That is where a second drink gets decided without crossing the city in January.
Nearby
Someone two metro stops away is looking for the same thing.
Free. No commitment. 18 and over.