Whenever I visit Old Montreal, there’s one building that always catches my eye: the Bonsecours Market (Marché Bonsecours). It took me a few trips to Montreal before I finally stepped inside this historical landmark. And even with its touristy vibes, I still think that this 19th-century marketplace is well worth a gander for first-time visitors … Read more
Even after visiting Montreal more than half a dozen times, the Old Port always seems to sneak its way into my trip plans. Located along the eastern shoreline of the St. Lawrence River, this historic riverside area is one of the city’s most famous tourist destinations. Whenever I’m in the city, I always love coming … Read more
No matter how many times I visit, I can never get enough of wandering around Old Montreal. The city’s historic district is a dream for tourists, feeling more like an old town centre in Belgium or France than a neighbourhood in Canada’s second-largest city. Whenever I set out to explore Old Montreal, I love strolling … Read more
Trying to decide where to stay in Montreal? It’s not always easy. As the second-largest city in Canada, Montreal spreads far & wide. Choosing among the best hotels in Montreal can be a challenge for visitors. The best areas to stay in Montreal ring around the downtown. Neighbourhoods like Old Montréal and Le Plateau-Mont-Royal offer … Read more
When first-time visitors to Canada ask me what city to visit first, my answer is always the same: Montreal. After traveling to Quebec’s largest city every year or two over the last two decades, I’ve come to know nearly every corner of its city centre, from Old Montreal and Downtown to Mile End in Le … Read more