A visit to Montréal’s Chinatown offers a quick dive into a vibrant, dynamic culture. The neighbourhood is small, but it’s packed with restaurants serving all kinds of delicious food, as well as shops and stalls where you can find unique treasures. The lively pedestrian street is ideal for a leisurely stroll and for soaking up the area’s atmosphere. It’s a nice stop to include in a day of exploring Montréal, but it’s not essential for a complete visit of the city.
For a memorable day in Old Montréal, I recommend coming by metro to Champ-de-Mars station to avoid traffic hassles. If you come by car, it's best to park in a nearby lot such as the…
Read the full review →A visit to Mount Royal is a must in Montréal, with a breathtaking view of the city and its surroundings. Most people choose to walk it, which can take a while, especially with the long staircase…
Read the full review →A visit to the Lachine Canal is a scenic escape along a historic waterway, with a unique view of Montréal's industrial past. Start by renting a bike or simply walk along the green banks, watching the…
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