This is actually a great list of things to do in Montreal.... But let's not forget the food! - Poutine - Smoked meat sandwich - Steamed Hot dog and fries - Authentic Italian Pizza (Check out Little Italy form Neapolitan, Roman and Montreal style pizza) - Portuguese Chicken - Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, etc. - Chinese food (China town) - Mexican, Peruvian, Salvadorian, etc. - Greek food - Indian food (Jean Talon Street) - Lebanese food (Shawarma, Shish taouk, etc.) - Fish and chips - Donuts shops (not chains) - French pastries : Croissants, Kouign Amann, Pain au chocolat, etc. - Italian pastries : Cannoli, Sfogliatella,, Baba, etc. - Local Beers (hundreds of varieties, brands, etc.) - Coffee shops
I want to congratulate you for the way you said those French words, excellent! I was born and raised in Montreal but no longer living there and I went to almost all the places you mentionned. I didn't know there was a zip line! My favourite place? Musée Pointe-À-Callière.
I do not kown when you visited those places but for the pass 5 years many changed occured, near the Zip line there is ''Voile en Voile'' 2016 and a Ferris wheel 2017
I sincerely hope you're a troll cuz I've been here 3 years and don't know a single soul who says that they didn't know about these things existing. Everything on the list (except for the Musee Des Beaux Arts lol) are literally places in Montreal that everybody knows about. It's not a list of things "to do" it's just places to go, and they're literally the top 10 places to go on the island.
Montreal is a UNESCO design city , the Canadian capital of culture 400 years of history, architecture and culture , the largest urban park in canada and the greenest , largest museum and the most aesthetics city in North America ... the most walkable , pedestrian and biking city in north America .. food is the best and the night life
Oratoire st-Joseph is in a complete makeover and by 2026 you should be able to climb all the way to the top of the cupola which is the second biggest ( read tallest ) after St-Peter of Rome.
Thanks for this posting. Ex-Montrealer here. A good effort to try to pronounce the names in French....if you ever feel like editing the audio you may want to consult a French speaker to correct some of what you said.Perhaps my favourite? The view from the lookout at Mont-Royal. Bonne continuation!
Taxes are not included when purchasing keep in mind that it's 14.975% or roughly 15% throughout the province.. $ Exchange booths are downtown Montreal. But it is wiser to use credit. Pan handlers are present but not threatening. Cross body purse or man bag or normal backpack is recommended.. wishing you safe travels and Bienvenue à Montréal ⚘⚜🥳🤗🥰
Montreal is an amazing town, And there's no shortage of amazing towns to visit. Im excited to visit Schwartz deli, Do their dripping sandwiches taste good? 😍
Im looking to move to Montreal one day r there any water bugs or flying cockroaches??? I have a huge phobia ans can't live anywhere where cockroaches live outside
not now....driving in Montreal is a Hell and you may damage the shock absorber of your car at high repair cost. Also not sure to find a very quick mechanic repair garage...
I live in downtown- you actually don’t need a car to drive around (especially in Summer) - we have bixis(rent a bicycle) electric mopeds (to rent) and our Metros (trains) are very clean and connects most part of the town.
If you're a tourist only able to speak english then please don't. Don't waste the time of someone working in customer service to use them as a french teacher.
Most montreal citizen really don't care about what you talk, we really pay attention to what you do. Of course there's a few nuts in every city so we also have some.
Oratoire st-Joseph is not Canada's patron saint, english Canada does not know the Oratoire. it is Quebec's patron Saint and the Oratoire was build by the Catholic church and Frère André was the founder of the Oratoire St-Joseph. English Canada is more protestant rather than Catholic. Sorry but I had to write this
Saint Joseph is the patron saint of Canada. Feast day is March 19. Saint John the Baptist is the patron saint of French Canadians. The Roman Catholic Curch is the largest Christian denomination in Canada for both linguistic groups.
@@marcgauthier6318 OH ! que tu es assimilé Tu es confus sur le terme Chrétien désigne Toutes les religions qui croient en DIEU de la même croyance, mais pas spécifiquement de la même église et les Catholiques sont d'une autre église que des protestants, etc... En règle générale, quatre grands courants et confessions sont distingués : l'Église catholique, l'Église orthodoxe, les Églises protestantes (anglicanes, luthériennes, calvinistes, méthodistes) et les Églises chrétiennes évangéliques (baptistes, pentecôtistes, charismatiques). Il faut être capable de différencier quand même. Toi tu les confonds TOUS.
The first thing to do...take the bus to New York... .many beautiful places to visit and it is much more inexpensive compared to Montreal. The second thing avoids becoming sick and hospitalized...... avoid the Quebec healthcare system.
Montreal until recently prided itself on being the second French-speaking city in the world. Alas, this title is stolen from him, Montreal is becoming more and more englise, most of its inhabitants being bilingual or unilingual English. Thus, it will become another North American metropolis without soul, without singularity, which made its charm and its distinction. The recent Bill 96 to protect French, so decried by Anglophones in Quebec and elsewhere in the country, will not be enough to preserve this character. Also, as long as its mayor, Valérie Plante is in office, the decline of Montreal is assured.
Ta gueule! Boo Hoo, sorry but Quebec will never become an independent country, and that makes lots of separatists sad. Only in Quebec do they pass illegal laws that go against the Charter of Rights (Bills 21, 96) to try and 'protect' the majority. Instead of white privilege in Quebec, they have French privilege when it comes to working! When a people openly discriminate against the freedom of religious choice and minority language education rights, they deserve no sympathy. Boycott visiting Quebec everyone, until the racist government there gets rids of these so-called racist laws.
That is sad to hear. I am sorry. My wife and I were looking to visit Europe next year, but because of money issues, I don't think we will be able to. I thought maybe Montreal would work because of its high French influence. I love the language and would like to experience a bit of its culture.
Yeah, I visit Montreal right now, a bit disappointed with anglophones. It’s convenient to speak English, but that also ripped away Montreal uniqueness, and I never get to practice French language.
@@real_hello_kitty Everyone in Montreal pretty much speaks both English and French. Speak to an anglophone in French, and more often than not, they will happily speak French with you, especially if you are a tourist. English speakers have lived here for 250 years. In the latest census, there are a million Anglos in a province of 7.5 million people. It is a myth that Montreal is a 'French city', it is a multilingual city, in a predominantly French province.
@@jamesthousandkings5406 Yeah, I guess I will try to learn French language from now on. Btw, Montreal is a very beautiful city. I walked to the top of royal mountain ⛰ and walked the underground city route (inside malls), out of curiosity.😁
Your mispronunciations are distracting and amusing at the same time. I can’t see how you actually visited the city as unless you were wearing eat muffs you would know the correct French pronunciations by now.
Very kind of you to make this beautiful video of the city, don't forget to visit Jean Talon market for the yumminess and bring an empty stomach, the place is huge and they have samples for buyers. 😋👌 For Herbivores and omnivores
May trip this year. My last trip to Montréal wasn’t that great. I was around 7 years old in December with a temperature of 16 below ⬇️. I’m in my late 50’s now. I’m still scarred 🥶
Attention tourist be prepared for orange cones everywhere,confusing road signs, giant pot holes like you never seen before no parking traffic jams. Oh yes let’s not forget about crumbling infrastructure such as tunnels where your risking your life such as the ville Marie tunnel. But the good thing we have Bixie bikes …
Seriously, another one of these biased toward one country vlogs. Oh and have you explained yourself about claiming you're an Aussie, then in another you claim you will visit the country. What a crock, mate.
You forgot the year round orange cone slalom competition, the just for laughs 1950's engineered road network festival, the endless sight-seeing tour of granola bike paths and the broadway musical "how Bill 96 turned Quebec into a 3rd world peanut society"
Which places would you like to visit in Montreal?
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Centre Bell
Vieux-Montréal and Chinatown.
I think Montreal is more Popular than Toronto!
Notre Dam Basillica i guess
What a beautiful and peaceful and livable city! There are more attractions in Montreal than I expected. It really makes me to visit Montreal.
This is actually a great list of things to do in Montreal.... But let's not forget the food!
- Poutine
- Smoked meat sandwich
- Steamed Hot dog and fries
- Authentic Italian Pizza (Check out Little Italy form Neapolitan, Roman and Montreal style pizza)
- Portuguese Chicken
- Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, etc.
- Chinese food (China town)
- Mexican, Peruvian, Salvadorian, etc.
- Greek food
- Indian food (Jean Talon Street)
- Lebanese food (Shawarma, Shish taouk, etc.)
- Fish and chips
- Donuts shops (not chains)
- French pastries : Croissants, Kouign Amann, Pain au chocolat, etc.
- Italian pastries : Cannoli, Sfogliatella,, Baba, etc.
- Local Beers (hundreds of varieties, brands, etc.)
- Coffee shops
Let’s not forget all the festivals in summer. Jazz, comedy and fireworks. Formula 1 in June is the start of it all.
110 festivals per year even in winter called Igloofest
Exactly the kind of information I was seeking for an upcoming trip. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video.greeting from IRAN❤😉🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
My city beautiful and most peaceful and livable city. ❤️❤️❤️
Yes true
That was fantastic, Thanks,
I want to congratulate you for the way you said those French words, excellent! I was born and raised in Montreal but no longer living there and I went to almost all the places you mentionned. I didn't know there was a zip line! My favourite place? Musée Pointe-À-Callière.
I do not kown when you visited those places but for the pass 5 years many changed occured, near the Zip line there is ''Voile en Voile'' 2016 and a Ferris wheel 2017
I thought his French pronunciation was pathetic - I lived in Montreal 12 years
I’ve lived in Montreal for 9 years now and there was a few things I didn’t even know you could do here, super interesting!!
I sincerely hope you're a troll cuz I've been here 3 years and don't know a single soul who says that they didn't know about these things existing. Everything on the list (except for the Musee Des Beaux Arts lol) are literally places in Montreal that everybody knows about. It's not a list of things "to do" it's just places to go, and they're literally the top 10 places to go on the island.
Great video!🇨🇦
fantastique
Montreal is a UNESCO design city , the Canadian capital of culture 400 years of history, architecture and culture , the largest urban park in canada and the greenest , largest museum and the most aesthetics city in North America ... the most walkable , pedestrian and biking city in north America .. food is the best and the night life
Better inform video for tourist, we arrive to montreal and is ver useful. Thanks a lot¡ congratulation
excellent video, thank you
Oratoire st-Joseph is in a complete makeover and by 2026 you should be able to climb all the way to the top of the cupola which is the second biggest ( read tallest ) after St-Peter of Rome.
Thanks for this posting. Ex-Montrealer here. A good effort to try to pronounce the names in French....if you ever feel like editing the audio you may want to consult a French speaker to correct some of what you said.Perhaps my favourite? The view from the lookout at Mont-Royal. Bonne continuation!
wonderful
Excellent video! I will take your advice next week when I arrive!
I meant without a needed wifi password, if required ask the bistro or restaurant upon your visit.
My apologies for the typo error 😅
Taxes are not included when purchasing keep in mind that it's 14.975% or roughly 15% throughout the province..
$ Exchange booths are downtown Montreal.
But it is wiser to use credit.
Pan handlers are present but not threatening. Cross body purse or man bag or normal backpack is recommended.. wishing you safe travels and Bienvenue à Montréal ⚘⚜🥳🤗🥰
Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks! Do Like and Share as well 😊
Really interesting video beautifully filmed despite the excruciating French pronunciation!!😊😊
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Hay quá
Good 👌👌🥰🥰👍👍🙏🙏🙏
The 2022 NHL hockey draft is held in Montreal in July. Might attend
Looks a very elegant and cultured city (perhaps the finest in North America). Love to Montreal from me who is based in Melbourne, Australia. ❤️
À quel point fait-il froid à Montréal en hiver ?
À quelle distance se trouve le centre-ville de Montréal à la station de métro Place d'Armes ?
Montreal is an amazing town, And there's no shortage of amazing towns to visit. Im excited to visit Schwartz deli, Do their dripping sandwiches taste good? 😍
Nothing compares and the answer is YES
Go eat at the Restaurant if you want a good steak and does not kill your budget. Go to The Keg pvm
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Damn yall, Im only there for 3 days
Br. Andre was not canonized in 1982, he was beatified in 1982. He was canonized in 2010.
You forgot the biodome
It’s impossible to watch this video when you move the screens so drastically and in quick succession.
Im looking to move to Montreal one day r there any water bugs or flying cockroaches??? I have a huge phobia ans can't live anywhere where cockroaches live outside
Stay away in the Winter, from Experience I know they Don't plow the streets and the drivers are CRAZY !!
not now....driving in Montreal is a Hell and you may damage the shock absorber of your car at high repair cost. Also not sure to find a very quick mechanic repair garage...
Not now? Bruh, try not ever lmfao. That's part of the experience you pay for.
I live in downtown- you actually don’t need a car to drive around (especially in Summer) - we have bixis(rent a bicycle) electric mopeds (to rent) and our Metros (trains) are very clean and connects most part of the town.
Montreal is amazing, things are changing rapidly, Major construction on many corners but still worth the visit! Few cities compare.
The first and most important must do is that you MUST adress francophone people in french. To not do so is considered an insult!
If you're a tourist only able to speak english then please don't. Don't waste the time of someone working in customer service to use them as a french teacher.
Most montreal citizen really don't care about what you talk, we really pay attention to what you do. Of course there's a few nuts in every city so we also have some.
I think the climate is 3 degree. But then I saw nothing snow
it gets very hot in the summer, but if you anly water swimsuit in your town, maybe Montreal is too civilized for you.
Clearly you changed the title
I bet Montreal, Quebec is a little better than Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
“Feels like in Paris…” 😂😂😂😂😂 LOL! Nope.
Oratoire st-Joseph is not Canada's patron saint, english Canada does not know the Oratoire. it is Quebec's patron Saint and the Oratoire was build by the Catholic church and Frère André was the founder of the Oratoire St-Joseph. English Canada is more protestant rather than Catholic. Sorry but I had to write this
Saint Joseph is the patron saint of Canada. Feast day is March 19. Saint John the Baptist is the patron saint of French Canadians. The Roman Catholic Curch is the largest Christian denomination in Canada for both linguistic groups.
@@marcgauthier6318 OH ! que tu es assimilé
Tu es confus sur le terme Chrétien désigne Toutes les religions qui croient en DIEU de la même croyance, mais pas spécifiquement de la même église et les Catholiques sont d'une autre église que des protestants, etc...
En règle générale, quatre grands courants et confessions sont distingués : l'Église catholique, l'Église orthodoxe, les Églises protestantes (anglicanes, luthériennes, calvinistes, méthodistes) et les Églises chrétiennes évangéliques (baptistes, pentecôtistes, charismatiques). Il faut être capable de différencier quand même.
Toi tu les confonds TOUS.
The first thing to do...take the bus to New York... .many beautiful places to visit and it is much more inexpensive compared to Montreal. The second thing avoids becoming sick and hospitalized...... avoid the Quebec healthcare system.
in other words, skip montreal and go to quebec city instead.
Lol
In other words, skip Quebec city and go to Hawaii instead!!!! Trust me people who lives in quebec are depressive and mentally sick in their heads !!!
@@thefox8939 You are likely correct.
Horrible and miserable place... use to live there. Show us what it's like in February?
Pretty bad French pronunciation
Montreal until recently
prided itself on being the second French-speaking city in the world. Alas, this title is stolen from him, Montreal is becoming more and more englise, most of its inhabitants being bilingual or unilingual English. Thus, it will become another North American metropolis without soul, without singularity, which made its charm and its distinction. The recent Bill 96 to protect French, so decried by Anglophones in Quebec and elsewhere in the country, will not be enough to preserve this character. Also, as long as its mayor, Valérie Plante is in office, the decline of Montreal is assured.
Ta gueule! Boo Hoo, sorry but Quebec will never become an independent country, and that makes lots of separatists sad. Only in Quebec do they pass illegal laws that go against the Charter of Rights (Bills 21, 96) to try and 'protect' the majority. Instead of white privilege in Quebec, they have French privilege when it comes to working! When a people openly discriminate against the freedom of religious choice and minority language education rights, they deserve no sympathy. Boycott visiting Quebec everyone, until the racist government there gets rids of these so-called racist laws.
That is sad to hear. I am sorry. My wife and I were looking to visit Europe next year, but because of money issues, I don't think we will be able to. I thought maybe Montreal would work because of its high French influence. I love the language and would like to experience a bit of its culture.
Yeah, I visit Montreal right now, a bit disappointed with anglophones. It’s convenient to speak English, but that also ripped away Montreal uniqueness, and I never get to practice French language.
@@real_hello_kitty Everyone in Montreal pretty much speaks both English and French. Speak to an anglophone in French, and more often than not, they will happily speak French with you, especially if you are a tourist. English speakers have lived here for 250 years. In the latest census, there are a million Anglos in a province of 7.5 million people. It is a myth that Montreal is a 'French city', it is a multilingual city, in a predominantly French province.
@@jamesthousandkings5406 Yeah, I guess I will try to learn French language from now on. Btw, Montreal is a very beautiful city. I walked to the top of royal mountain ⛰ and walked the underground city route (inside malls), out of curiosity.😁
Bro this trash I find this absolutely usless .🤬
Your mispronunciations are distracting and amusing at the same time. I can’t see how you actually visited the city as unless you were wearing eat muffs you would know the correct French pronunciations by now.
I lost it at "Blosphere"...
New experience why not...? Only 1 % blonde ladies...
Your pronunciation needs work. Do better.
Born in city not as clean as should be metro seats dirty quebec culture does not place emphasis on cleanliness as European cities do
Very kind of you to make this beautiful video of the city, don't forget to visit Jean Talon market for the yumminess and bring an empty stomach, the place is huge and they have samples for buyers. 😋👌
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Herbivores and omnivores
May trip this year. My last trip to Montréal wasn’t that great. I was around 7 years old in December with a temperature of 16 below ⬇️. I’m in my late 50’s now. I’m still scarred 🥶
Everyone but the Montreal people talk so highly about that place.
The place is a nightmare, mate!!
@@stevelaurent82 the place is fine.
WE don't like to brag.. but listen to how we talk about other places.
yea, that place.
I am in Montreal and I love it. I don't get the hate.
I need the address 😊
Number 3 see the view from Montréal. Please
I believe that your french pronunciation is VERY GOOD
Montreal spring 2024.
(1) Montreal dinning out with strangers | Facebook
Except on Monday
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I came here last fall
We pronounce Place des Arts the French way: if you’re French or English.
Place des Arr !
Toronto is better than Montreal.
Attention tourist be prepared for orange cones everywhere,confusing road signs, giant pot holes like you never seen before no parking traffic jams. Oh yes let’s not forget about crumbling infrastructure such as tunnels where your risking your life such as the ville Marie tunnel. But the good thing we have Bixie bikes …
if Montreal is so bad to you, stop going anywhere in the Usa , south America or most of the world.
But I suspect you are just a big racist biggot.
You got it so well
Yep lol
Seriously, another one of these biased toward one country vlogs. Oh and have you explained yourself about claiming you're an Aussie, then in another you claim you will visit the country. What a crock, mate.
You forgot the year round orange cone slalom competition, the just for laughs 1950's engineered road network festival, the endless sight-seeing tour of granola bike paths and the broadway musical "how Bill 96 turned Quebec into a 3rd world peanut society"