Bunniaqua
Toronto
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adelea
Columbus
Worth visiting!
I also just got back from a vacation in Montreal. The city was actually named after the mountain next to the city Mont Real. That means Royal Mountain in french. I recommend climbing the mountain its not too big and it only takes about a half hour each way. The view is spectacular at the top and you can see the entire city! At night, there is a cross that is lighted at the top of the mountain and we luckily got a view of it from our hotel window.
indiebelle
Long Island
Worth visiting!
I went to Montreal for a week with a huge group of friends and it was great! We stayed at the travelodge (near chinatown) and we were able to walk everywhere. Other than travel and hotel, i spent about $150 on food and souvenirs.
mynameisnotmary
Canada
Worth visiting!
I went to Montreal in December and could not tear myself away from the shopping on St Catherine’s. It’s fantastic! I also really enjoyed walking around the McGill campus. I’d love to be a student there someday!
Anand Muthu
Bangalore
Worth visiting!
I came here for a business trip. I am quite enjoying this place. An Awesome place to visit. A well developed country with all the required facilities. You can have all kinds of FUN here. A colorful environment where you can enjoy every minute when you are here. We have many restaurants, festivals, fireworks, Music concerts, clubs, Historical places, Sky Scrappers, Metros, Old ports, Churches and Hotels. Hmmm.. Food cultures is totally different from East-Asian countries. Everything have a little sweetness and it could be difficult to find a restaurant with “HOT” spicy food. Montreal’s Traditional diet is poultry and beef blending with of a bread/ham/vegetables/burger/French fries and drinks. I should never forget to narrate about their underground shopping and Sainte-Catherine Street. In Sainte-Catherine, you will be flooded with the people and shops. Even for window shopping you need at least 3 hours. Also Montreal is famous for its “Underworld /Underground Shopping” which was constructed to facilitates shopping during the intensive Winter Season (-20 C 0). Some of the Metro Station will connect you to UG shopping. You will find the word ”RESO” which states the presence of UG Shopping entrance. ONLY negative comment is the TAX is very high. So It would be very difficult to buy any electronic gadgets, cams, etc..
lesleyraymond
Clarenville
Going in Sept as a stop on my cross-Canada road trip!!!
magdelaine
Ridgecrest
Worth visiting!
I came to Montreal as an exchange student and I stayed for three years. I learned to speak French fluently, made some awesome friends, and my first son was born at Notre Dame Hospital a few days before Jean Baptiste Day. When I walked home from the hospital carrying my newborn son we were accompanied by a parade in blue and white! I loved that I never missed having a car; public transportation was everything. I loved vieux-port, the underground shopping, and the HUGE churches. They made an impression on me and 10 years later I entered the Catholic Church. :)
I miss the city and I would love to go again.
artificialagent
Toronto
Worth visiting!
Montreal has some of the best shopping I’ve ever experienced!
Hit up rue Sainte-Catherine early in the morning and expect to spend at least 4 hours of your day in Simons if you’re shopping for clothes.
Oh and wear comfortable shoes!
Michael
Centennial
Worth visiting!
This is THE place to get the world famous “Smoked Meat Sandwich”. Well, my wife and I stepped out of the hotel to find ourselves in the midst of a heavy snowfall—we went during Christmas time (we like to travel to places in winter to save money). We trudged through several inches of snow to arrive at the metro station, got off at a stop, and trudged uphill in blizzard conditions, freezing our tails off in the windy, icy weather and finally arrived. Despite all this, somehow those sandwiches were worth the effort … and I dream of them often…
ivyrose13
Brunswick
Worth visiting!
Montreal will always have a special place in my heart. My husband is Canadian and I am American. Prior to marriage, we had to go through the immigration process. It was in Montreal that we had our immigration interview which led to my then-fiance getting his visa to move to the United States. To me, Montreal will forever be the end of a long journey. It was where it became clear that a long distance relationship would finally be coming to an end, and where our journey together officially began.
I would love to go back to Montreal someday to actually see the sites. My entire experience with the city is the US Embassy and the Hard Rock Cafe.
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San Francisco
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Daniel415 asks,
“I'm looking for cool coffeeshops and fun, low-key, not-too-crazy bars (more dive than disco). Any recommendations? Merci! Also, is there anywhere nice (not too tourist-trap) to go to at night in Vieux-Montréal? We got a good deal on a hotel there.”
— 6 months ago |
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Pittsburgh
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Amy asks,
“I'm about 3 hours from Montreal, and would like to go up for a day next weekend. What should I do while I'm there?”
— 1 year ago |
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Lunenburg
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corey costa asks,
“so i all ready got information on things to do! now i was just wondering if there is any free parking around!??!? i thought my hotel offered it but apparantely they dont. is free parking hard to find? my hotel is hotel eureka on rue st. andre.”
— 1 year ago |
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Lunenburg
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corey costa asks,
“I am going to Montreal May 25th-28th with my husband for our anniversary. I have all ready been there but I only went to St.Catherine's street and partied. Anyone have any suggestions on what else to see? also, any cities close by worth visiting?”
— 1 year ago |
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Montreal
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John Kopanas asks,
“I am looking for a place to buy headphones in Montreal... any suggestions? Preferably a place with a good selection. I am considering the Bose QuietComfort.”
— 1 year ago |
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Teaneck
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Di Etheridge asks,
“Hey all. How's the nightlife in Montreal for a young black 20-something professional looking to move to Montreal? I don't speak French fluently but my first priority is to learn as soon as I can. Any advice? Best places to live comforably on a budget”
— 1 year ago |
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Boston
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of money asks,
“I'm thinking of moving here eventually, I've visited only a couple times. Any tips on finding work and a flat? Living in general?”
— 2 years ago |
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Shanghai
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Han asks,
“I've been to Montreal a couple times, in different seasons, and have seen most of the touristy things. I'll be there again in mid-november, and what can I do during daytime? (I know everyone's answer for night time...)”
— 2 years ago |
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Dundas
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TravelinFrank asks,
“Bonjour ! My wife and I will in one of our favourite cities again August 16th, staying downtown. I'd like to surprise her with a romantic dinner. Any suggestions where we should eat? Merci.”
— 2 years ago |
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Hong Kong
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planz asks,
“french area in N.America.... hmm...
Is Montreal like a french-speaking New York with european architecture?”
— 2 years ago |
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