We had a warm , no snow month of December but we got A record of 75 cm of snow in January ... Montreal is built on an Island 10 times bigger than Manhattan with 19 boroughs built for families and quality of life .. Mile end area is also a cool place to walk . These 3 storey houses are usually very large inside with high ceilings .. The 3 rd floor is accessible from a staircase on the second floor . You will find very expensive ones on Carre St Louis , St- Denis , Sherbrooke street down . You will find the same staircases everywhere in Manhattan and Brooklyn . Montreal is a mix of London ( old Montreal , Mc Gill university area , Westmount and Sherbrooke street ) , P. A mix of Paris ( City hall ) , Chateau Ramsey etc with cafes and amazing chefs and restaurants .Old Montreal is more London Architecture . Some houses still have the gates for horses access of the 17th and 18 th centuries
Hi Johnny, The third levels are accessed from the second level verandas. There is usually a narrow staircase leading to a set of two doors to the two third-level units.
Helloo, good morning Johnny Strides..how's it going and I trust your week going wildcard excellent. this was a great wintry walked you shared wile visiting Montreal sightseeing some of the awesume selected neighborhoods especially down along "Rue Mont Royal and glimpse of Olympic Stadium! I loved Montreal too and was there late last fall and planning to go sometime late April. OK kudos
Dear Mr. Johnny Strides... A leap-frog into a snowbank... A frolic stroll down an icy sidewalk... it's Montreal... Woooohooo!... Wet and slushy, cold and windy, but it's wonderful vlog... Hardcore... It is perfected by a master... the end.. Always in Good Taste... CHEERS!... Be Supportive and Subscribe... PS... Was that a Sasquatch riding inside the taxi?... Cool!
The staircase entrances to homes and shops is truly a 'French' thing. I guess it goes to say that people with mobility issues would find it hard to live in this area. Super quant though.
today is February the 10c and it is 4 c ..we had no snow at Xmas .. the average cold day is minus 10 c in January and February .. March around 0 c and April + 10 c from may to september between 20 c to 40 c very hot in summer . Last year 2022 we had 20 c in Novenber
love Montreal. but you compare Montreal to toronto a lot. such a disservice ;). Montreal is proud of its culture and models itself after European cities......toronto - always has, always will - have NYC envy bigger is better regardless of the cost. build towers. destroy neighbourhoods for fresh glassy condos........and yes, I live in toronto lol lol
Montreal is mix between London ( Old Montreal ) Paris for its sophistication and New York for downtown with a central park , built on an Island with 400 years of architecture and rich culture and history . also Montreal like Manhattan is walkable . You find the same résidentiel architecture of staircases in Manhattan .. Montreal is a greener city than Toronto and all 19 boroughs are built for families and parks .. You may have a picnic with wine and beers in all parks in Montreal you cannot have alcool in parks in Toronto
Well in fairness I think nearly everyone compares wherever they visit to their hometown. I also only spend a minute or so on each video talking about it, not really a big deal. As for NYC envy, I think that's hilariously off base and just something others from outside of TO think. Montreal and Toronto are both great towns in their own right, but I know where I'd rather live ;)
Correction, Le Plateasu " etait " cool avant que la gang de Blokes de l'Ouest et autres elements indesirables nous envahissent....maintenant Montreal n'est plus cool et est devenu une horreur a tous les points de vues.....!
Having recently moved back to Montreal, welcome!
It would have been awesome to grab a coffee and say hi. Maybe next time!
@@JohnnyStrides Yeah! Let us know next time you’re in town
Hope you feel better soon!
Thanks!
Good morning Johnny! Nice tour around the coolest neighbourhood in Montreal! I enjoyed it! Hope you’re feeling better each day!
We had a warm , no snow month of December but we got A record of 75 cm of snow in January ... Montreal is built on an Island 10 times bigger than Manhattan with 19 boroughs built for families and quality of life .. Mile end area is also a cool place to walk . These 3 storey houses are usually very large inside with high ceilings .. The 3 rd floor is accessible from a staircase on the second floor . You will find very expensive ones on Carre St Louis , St- Denis , Sherbrooke street down . You will find the same staircases everywhere in Manhattan and Brooklyn . Montreal is a mix of London ( old Montreal , Mc Gill university area , Westmount and Sherbrooke street ) , P. A mix of Paris ( City hall ) , Chateau Ramsey etc with cafes and amazing chefs and restaurants .Old Montreal is more London Architecture . Some houses still have the gates for horses access of the 17th and 18 th centuries
Hi Johnny,
The third levels are accessed from the second level verandas. There is usually a narrow staircase leading to a set of two doors to the two third-level units.
Thanks!
Good morning @johnnystrides watching from school lol
Sleeepy😴
Have a nice walk Johnny! 👍🎉
Helloo, good morning Johnny Strides..how's it going and I trust your week going wildcard excellent. this was a great wintry walked you shared wile visiting Montreal sightseeing some of the awesume selected neighborhoods especially down along "Rue Mont Royal and glimpse of Olympic Stadium! I loved Montreal too and was there late last fall and planning to go sometime late April. OK kudos
Maybe Johnny should bring his bike next time he goes to Montreal.
Merçi pour ta sympathie et ton vidéo.bonne continuation.
Thank you, J'taime Montreal!! I go any and every...time, fer sure...sorry to gush, and be all Ontario about it. Lol. Thanks Johnny 😊
Hey there - I noticed your are definitely walking faster, despite the soapy sidewalks, in this MTL weather! LOL.
It's great to see Montreal, but lots of snow there.
Should have done it in the summertime.
Club Bagel ,OMG you read my mind .
Quelle distance y a-t-il à parcourir à pied entre Le Plateau et la station de métro Beaubien?
Dear Mr. Johnny Strides... A leap-frog into a snowbank... A frolic stroll down an icy sidewalk... it's Montreal... Woooohooo!... Wet and slushy, cold and windy, but it's wonderful vlog... Hardcore... It is perfected by a master... the end.. Always in Good Taste... CHEERS!... Be Supportive and Subscribe... PS... Was that a Sasquatch riding inside the taxi?... Cool!
It was... I think lol
👍👌🙏❤️👏
Ret qua anh oituyet ruoi trang thanh dong tuyet oi truoi sao thoi tiet qua kha nghiet doi voi con nguoi so lam
St Vit bagels
The staircase entrances to homes and shops is truly a 'French' thing. I guess it goes to say that people with mobility issues would find it hard to live in this area. Super quant though.
Montreal is good from an urbanist point of view, but too cold. I hear it's even colder than Moscow, ouch!
today is February the 10c and it is 4 c ..we had no snow at Xmas .. the average cold day is minus 10 c in January and February .. March around 0 c and April + 10 c from may to september between 20 c to 40 c very hot in summer . Last year 2022 we had 20 c in Novenber
But also warmer than Moscow
Ret qua em nhin tuyet ruoi tung dong trang hai ben duong
This neighbourhood is cool but it's no Kensington Market in Toronto.
For sure it is more beautiful to than Kensington market
love Montreal. but you compare Montreal to toronto a lot. such a disservice ;). Montreal is proud of its culture and models itself after European cities......toronto - always has, always will - have NYC envy bigger is better regardless of the cost. build towers. destroy neighbourhoods for fresh glassy condos........and yes, I live in toronto lol lol
Montreal is mix between London ( Old Montreal ) Paris for its sophistication and New York for downtown with a central park , built on an Island with 400 years of architecture and rich culture and history . also Montreal like Manhattan is walkable . You find the same résidentiel architecture of staircases in Manhattan .. Montreal is a greener city than Toronto and all 19 boroughs are built for families and parks .. You may have a picnic with wine and beers in all parks in Montreal you cannot have alcool in parks in Toronto
Well in fairness I think nearly everyone compares wherever they visit to their hometown. I also only spend a minute or so on each video talking about it, not really a big deal.
As for NYC envy, I think that's hilariously off base and just something others from outside of TO think. Montreal and Toronto are both great towns in their own right, but I know where I'd rather live ;)
Well you couldn't even go outside at night in Montreal during the pandemic so there's that 🤣
good morning everyone
LOL
Correction, Le Plateasu " etait " cool avant que la gang de Blokes de l'Ouest et autres elements indesirables nous envahissent....maintenant Montreal n'est plus cool et est devenu une horreur a tous les points de vues.....!