Explore Montreal

Montreal is amazing I was there recently for 2 days and it was a great experience, definetely I must to came back . Today I want to recommend you a few  itinerary in this article, you can explore Montreal in different ways. If you want to have a relaxing gourmet adventure in the Old Montreal you must to start with a cafe and croissant at Maison Christian Faure. Located in 300 year old historical building, the venue offers chic snack, lunchboxes and unique gifts with a French touch. Visit Pointe a Calliere Montreal Archaeology and history Complex. This National Historic Site presents centuries of history from the settlements of our Indigenous People to the present day in the very location where Montreal was founded. You can chose from the many charming restaurants aligned along the cobblestones of Saint Paul street. Take some time to visit an art gallery or a designer boutique, even if you can t buy something, is an axperience. You can also enrollin a foodie tour and fill your belly with tasting of various maple delicacies.

Also you can visit Bota Bota, spa sur l eau. Docked at the Old Port, this contemporany spa, magnificently fashioned in an old ferryboat, takes on the allure of a chic liner with minimalist decor. You can dine on a rooftop under the fireworks. I n the summer, enjoy a mesmerizing pyrotechnic show during the international fireworks competition International des Feux Loto Quebec.

If you want to explore bohemian neighbourhoods enjoy a fresh hot bagel from St Viateur or Fairmount bakeries, acompanied by a coffe from one of the many Mile End s independent cafes, baking in the sun from their lovely terrace. You can go to Jean Talon Market, multicultural flavours and sights of the largest open air market in North America have been attracting crowds to Little Italy since 1933 with ubiquitous fruit, vegetable and flower stalls, speciality shops and exquisite Quebec s terroir products. The market is open every day year round. Enjoy a walk in the Mount Royal Park, lungs and heart of the city take in the views of Montreal s skyscrapers from the Kondiaronk lookout. Explore le Plateau Mont Royal multi cloured houses, outdoor staircases, and green alleys where the country s greatest concentration of artists resides.

Dine in one of the friendly small restaurants lining St Laurent Boulevard, admiring one of the MURAL  street art festival giant paintings indulge in a smokead meat sandwich at the famed Schwartz s Deli, a true Montreal institution since 1928. In winter are a lot of winter activities right in the middle of the city and never be far from a hot chocolate. Try snowshoeing by night, ice skating, cross country skiing, fat biking on the mount Royal. Experience the only winter Nuit Blanche, splendid finish of Montreal en Lumiere Festival with thousands of free activities to party all night long.

If you want to visit more atractions start the day off exploring Downtown Montreal, malls, museums, galleries, restaurants and parks present a moving canvas peopled with the 9-5 crowd, students, tourists. Also you must to go to discover the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or take in the views from the 360 observatory deck at Observatoire Place Ville Marie, 185 meters above the ground.

Come back up at ground level in the Quartier des spectacles, Montreal s cultural heart. Whitin 1km more than 80 cultural venues offer an exceptionally diverse array of happenings and activities, including Musee d art contemporain de Montreal. You can get metro to the Olympic Park and Space for Life museums, togheter , the Biodome, Insectarium, Botanical Garden and Planetarium form a place where nature, biodiversity and science are honoured. I was to Olympic Park and it was fantastic my tour, is very impresive.

 

Also you can go to Village, one of the largest in the world, the Village is a spectacular nucleus of creativity and diversity vibrant artistic talent showcased in a variety of ways, enveloped in a laid back, open urban vibe. Here we find cafes and restaurants for all tastes and budgets nestled beside cozy B&B

Are many options to spend a day in vibrant Montreal. if you want you can see a lot of things. I was in Toronto but is very different, Montreal is unic, you must to go to feel this amazing place.