Unfortunately my extended weekend in Montreal was rapidly coming to an end. On July 3 my train was scheduled to leave shortly before noon, but I managed to squeeze in a few more hours of exploration. I went for a walk downtown and got a chance to admire some of Montreal's architectural jewels, including several stunning churches and cathedrals, an Art Deco skyscraper, a historic department store and a Richardsonian Romanesque train station that has today been converted into a hotel and office complex. I was in awe of the architectural richness that I saw in such a small area. Montreal truly enchanted me with its European flair, the gorgeous and diverse residential areas, and the stunning sights in Old Montreal and Downtown. I connected with some interesting people in Montreal: expert tour guides, hospitality entrepreneurs and travellers from other places. Having had the chance to explore Montreal by car, on foot and by bike was a phenomenal introduction to this unique city and I can't wait to get back to take in more of Montreal's special charm.
god i miss home, i should move back, i m starting to get fed up with toronto
icemanroyal 2 years ago
theres no canada, like french canada!
josephliam 3 years ago
great city and I like the different languages and cultures
uk997 3 years ago 2
Such a beautiful City and Culture, Totaly worth a visit anytime of year.
cycimian 3 years ago