Rating & Reviews of Montreal, Canada
Average Rating: Very Good (9 Reviews)
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spent over 25 years o and out of montreal. i quess that means i love it.
Submitted by: BENSON865
June 3, 2008 05:50 AM GMT-05:00
i lived in montreal in the early 70's, found a job dj'ing at a dance club. lived on maisomevue and drummond across from mont royal, did a lot of biking uo and down that lovely mont. when rne lesveque and the pasti qucbeccois come into power, like sun life i moved to toronto, as did doxens of friend of mine, who were english but lived there all their lives and spoke french better than the french. i went bakc after a few years asmd was aghast at the poverty level and how dirty it looked 9like it ... Read Full Review | Report This
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A beautifull city
Submitted by: an AOL user
January 3, 2008 05:31 AM GMT-05:00
Great shopping, food, and people. You can walk for hours with something new to see on every corner. The 'underground' shoping is fantastic....shop until you drop in any weather! ... Read Full Review | Report This
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JUST 2 HOURS NORTH OF MONTREAL IS A SKIERS PARADISE
Submitted by: Michelea523
January 3, 2008 02:10 AM GMT-05:00
MONT TREMBLANT IS A BEAUTIFUL SKI VILLAGE JUST A SHORT DRIVE FROM THE MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. JUST TAKE THE 15 AND THEN 117 NORTH AND STAY IN A CHALET OR RIGHT IN THE PEDESTRIAN VILLAGE WHICH HAS HOTELS,RESTAURANTS,BARS AND SHOPS GALORE. THE SLOPES ARE AWESOME AND THE SNOW COVERED LAKES AND MOUNTAINS ARE BEAUTIFUL. ... Read Full Review | Report This
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Something for everyone...
Submitted by: an AOL user
July 16, 2007 03:53 PM GMT-05:00
Montreal really is a city with something for everyone. Whether you're looking for quaintness and culture, fun nightlife, or great shoppping, Montreal has it all. Couple can enjoy horse-drawn carriage strolls on the cobble-stoned streets of historic Old Montreal; party-goers have limitless choices of bars, clubs and pubs all around St. Catherine and St. Lawrence, and families can enjoy outings to see the amazing Notre Dame Cathedral, visit Little Italy and Chinatown, and shoppers will be impresse ... Read Full Review | Report This
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Montreal Not a French as we thought
Submitted by: an AOL user
July 10, 2007 02:04 PM GMT-05:00
We really liked Montreal and would recommend it to anyone. It is a clean, safe, fun city. I was hoping for more French influence and there is some but it is well wrapped within a more core Canadian culture. You will fine great restaurants and French spoken everywhere. That said, if you did not lean to speak French in Canada you may find this version of it had to understand. Not bad, just differrent. You will not find the same French products and food in stores that you find in France. Do ... Read Full Review | Report This