If These Fashionable Walls Could Talk
Any Montrealer who was of legal drinking age in the late 1970s knows about the famous disco nightclub known simply as "Twelve thirty-four." In its heyday, this world-famous discotheque was frequented by the likes of the Village People and Grace Jones. Before its metamorphosis into a disco club, this historical building was a funeral parlour, as well as the home of Alexander Galt, a Father of Confederation.

Three Spaces All Sizzle
Club 1234 is one of Montreal's premier nightclubs. The main space is a mix of contemporary styling with updated pieces of some of the classic architecture. Then there is the very swanky VIP lounge, with sleek bars and people to match. Finally there is the Red room, which on a busy night sizzles. The club can hold up to 1,500 partying people.

The Name of the Game is Still Dance
From within its trademark circular front, Club 1234 caters to a stylish crowd. With a state of the art light and sound system, Club 1234 has hosted performances by world-class DJs including Derrick Carter and Louie Vega. This is a dance club through and through, and you will often find the main floor packed with partiers cheering on the DJ amidst a smoke machine-filled, laser-lit extravaganza.

An Old Address With A New Party
If you are in the mood to hit the town in style and share the dance floor with some beautiful people, rue de la Montagne's most famous party address may be the place for you.