🇨🇦 Montreal Walking Tour - Downtown Montreal Mont Royal [4K Ultra HDR/60fps]

Todays Montreal walking tour is approximately 1 hour. The city has created 10 unique pedestrian-only streets for the next three summers. The city of Montreal is funding the $12-million pedestrian-zone initiative over three consecutive years to help relaunch Montreal's economy.
This summer Mont-Royal Avenue, between Saint-Laurent Boulevard and Fullum Street will be closed off to traffic and will become a long linear park, perfect for lazy strolls, rest stops and meetings between friends and family. The many rest stops along the Avenue will form a long cooling route to battle ever frequent summer heat waves while art installations will be designed to provide residents and visitors with an experience of summer comfort in the city.
An installation known as Partially Cloudy will float above Place Fleurs-de-Macadam, gently filtering the sunlight to form shaded areas, slowing moving with the path of the sun and a Nourishing Garden will be planted right along Mont-Royal Avenue featuring a variety of fruits and vegetables between Garnier and Fabre Streets. All this plus shows and entertainment all summer long will make Mont-Royal Avenue a must see for everyone.
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Chapters:
0:00 Preview
3:00 Mont Royal Avenue
17:45 Art Installation - Partially Cloudy
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Intro music produced by Ryan Booth at The JamBooth Recording Studio.
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[@joshnelson9707]

The design of this pedestrian street is perfect. Love the waves and the simple strategy -- really with Toronto would do the same as Montreal.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

The quality of urban design and activation in Montreal is by many measurements the best we've seen in the world.

[@travelfreedom9006]

Absolutely the best.

[@thejambooth4881]

That opening track tho ;)

[@4KWorldWanderings]

So good haha

[@thegreatcanadiankitchencom3941]

Even the most simple streets in Montreal are quite beautiful and wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

They truly do make it special.

[@stasukhanov1545]

Perfect street design

[@4KWorldWanderings]

We could write a thesis on Montreal vs Toronto.

[@debriefshorts9051]

Amazing short weather ;)

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Yes it was!

[@saracoutureprestige]

Aminé ❤❤❤❤

[@Nature-Chill-Beats]

Hi, great work! have a nice day!

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Nature-Chill-Beats]

@@4KWorldWanderings youre welcome

[@deBriefBoys]

Everyone is so stylish

[@4KWorldWanderings]

French Canadiens are the coolest of us all

[@balloonarchdecor]

Imagine Toronto ever did this

[@indusvalleyroot1246]

Montreal is a very beautiful city I think because it is a European majority city they know the definition of development very well. Keep saving your European heritage. Jesus bless you.

[@starcapture3040]

let see how the best city in Canada look like

[@JuraIbis]

As a Montrealer I hate those lines on the ground. It looks like our painters were high on their own supply to stay polite.

[@4KWorldWanderings]

Hahah kinda funny but I couldn't disagree more. Thousands of people were enjoying them and as someone who literally walks around the world have to say this brought some magic to an otherwise plain streetscape.

[@christophermotte7532]

Why don't they just turn those streets into pedestrian permanently?

[@vincentlussier8264]

I'm from there and if you come here bear in mind the English language is not important to the averege "separatists"here and everything is in FRENCH! EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING! Most store clerks don't know fuck all English!