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The “old city”, as they call it, is unique and worth visiting. Try finding your way out of there! And some of the architecture is interesting. I would go back if only for the memories, but to an average tourist, the sites would be far and few in between. Yet it’s an interesting place and from what I remember the people are warm. And the food is good!

Lived there for 2 years and have been back 5 times. I want to go back – always! And when I am there I never want to leave. I miss the wide streets, the ice-cream, the bread, and the snow.

This city is French to the core. The architecture is beautiful, and some places are unique, like a wall which depicts the history of the city. The city is more European than North-American with cobble-stone streets and buildings’ entrances on a diagonal. Very charming place. It helps if you speak, or try to speak French.

Boston Common is beautiful! I would like to go to Fenway one day.
While in New England, I also visited Hyannisport and this little town was very nice, and the air was just delicious. I also saw where cranberries grow – in red swamps, and seeing so much red in one place was beautiful.

I did not feel like this was a city where people lived. Before 5 pm, streets were half-empty and after 5 pm they were fully empty. Aside from the two war memorials (especially the Korean War memorial), I did not find anything appealing. While the city is green, it is very spread out for my taste, not walkable.

Nice place. Liked the baseball stadium, the faces on the facade. Next time will do the CN Tower elevator thing.

I’ve been there 3 times. At night, the Canadian side is way more happening. Standing under the Falls (on the US side) is definitely the best medicine for whatever ails you. The feeling of complete powerlessness in the face of nature is amazing!

I liked the Gardens outside of the city – don’t remember the official name. The city itself was very nice – especially liked the center and the little parks and squares.

For me Alaska is some kind of drug. If I hear, see, read anything Alaska, I am drawn to it and must know more. I was even thinking maybe I can marry a fisherman, move there, and have all the time in the world to do nothing but just stare at snow.

Nice place – wish I had had a chance to go an Expos game.