Montreal
Montreal Guide from a McGillian...
- Blvd St-Laurent is the food strip of Montréal
Crescent Street : The Victorian architecture of the buildings adds a touch of elegance to the luxury shops that line this avenue- Monsieur Felix & Mr Norton Biscuits (sells only cookies like Ms fields’ cookies)
This is one of my fondest memories of Montréal and one of the best homemade cookies I’ve ever had. It's a bit pricey but quality and taste is to die for that I'd save up for a dozen of these back after exams. Each cookie is freshly made and they use seasonal ingredients so uniqueness is guaranteed. It’s a Montréal company that branched out a bit in Eastern Canada in Toronto and Ottawa. :P - Rockaberry – pies; a must try if you have the time. Super love namin back in the day
4275 St Denis Street, Montreal, Quebec H2J 2K9, Canada
TEL: 514-844-9479
- Eat a Ruben Sandwich @ Rueben St. Catherine’s Street
888 rue Ste-Catherine O, Montréal - (514) 861-1255
OR
@ Schwartz' Delicatessen smoked meat sandwich
3895 Boulevard Saint Laurent, Montréal - (514) 842-4813
- Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) – there’s also a walking tour of this area; there are also quays to check out
Biodôme de Montréal : The finest ecosystems of the Americas are recreated with stunning realism, complete with plants and animals.
Biosphère, Environment Museum : This environment museum informs, educates and raises the public’s awareness on major environmental issues.
Canadian Centre for Architecture : This museum and international research centre also includes the Shaughnessy House and a sculpture garden.
Champ de Mars : This public space is one of the few areas still containing physical evidence of the ancient fortified town.
- Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art
Ecomuseum Zoo Indigenous fauna and flora can be observed in their own natural habitats.
- McGill University – of course! :P
Exporail / The Canadian Railway Museum : It’s the most important Canadian museum of its kind, with a collection of more than 160 cars.
Chinatown Its narrow streets are lined with shops selling exotic foods and traditional crafts.
City Hall : Witness to Montréal’s history, this building becomes absolutely spectacular at dusk when it gets all lit up.
Complexe Desjardins : Home to a hotel and vast public square, this office tower complex also houses numerous boutiques and restaurants
- Ogelvy – high end dept store
- Rue St-Denis – upscale/trendy street for food and shopping
- Cresent Street – food and shopping
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