#Montreal can be both a fascinating and charming place to visit. I happen to visit in the cold winter around Christmas season and it was anything but boring.
This is what I recommend , if you are open to suggestions:
- Place to stay: #Chateau Versailles Hotel
This 4 star hotel, situated in downtown Montreal is easily accessible to public transport, shops – 2 minutes walk from #Ste Catherine street, which is definitely on the must-do shopping list. The hotel has a cold breakfast buffet. It has an old French style deco – if you are in that sort of thing.
- Places to eat: #L’Usine de Spaghetti
This traditional restaurant located in Old Montreal will surprise your taste buds. The ravioli and the peach sangria was the best. But they do have a good collection for wine-lovers as well.
Speaking of food, you cannot ignore dessert if you have a sweet tooth. I would recommend the macarons (moist inside and hard outside – just the way they should be!) from #Première Moisson. The products are an absolute treat.
- Places to visit:
Religious: # St-Joseph Oratory, #Notre Dame Basilica
Shopping: #Underground City, #Rue Ste-Catherines, #Complexe Desjardins #Places Versailles
Recreational: #La Ronde, #Biosphère
These are just a few suggestions. There are other places you can visit. For me, one visit to Montreal is not enough. The city is endearing and you want to go again and again.
Life of a Cactus 