The real European aspect of Montreal is that you don't really need a car.The core neighbourhoods are easy to explore and if you really wanted to, you could walk to each one. The local subway is fantastic and gets you anywhere quickly and safely. Alternatively, the local bikeshare is everywhere and there are protected bike lanes for your safety. If you're a foodie, then a few of Canada's best restaurants are in Montreal. Check them out. Stay in the Plateau or Mile End neighbourhood, they're lovely. Lots of historical character, lively street traffic, great places to chill out.
In such a short segment it was difficult for him to hit the real highlights. Montreal has a lot more than just zip lining! He missed the famous smoked meat sandwiches, the great bagels, the underground city, Chinatown! I could go on and on!
Well let me know, when we decide as Canadians to have flights for $200 for our country! Unfortunately, pretty much everything in Canadian dollars is double the price from US dollars.
Don't go to Quebec, they will give you tickets (parking, speed, etc.) knowing very well that you wouldn't want to contest it, because you won't go back there. a radar photo, (which must be visible and signal, was not) the road was clear, little traffic, no site worker, despite concrete walls for kilometers for 1 kilometer of work, the law says: WHAT IS A ROAD SITE? Workers, flaggers, technicians, engineers and others, often hard at work night and day. These workers: are not necessarily visible, they may be hidden behind machines, materials or structures are not always protected by removable security structures, such as beacons or concrete walls for speeding charges, the law says this: 3° if the speed exceeds the permitted speed by 31 to 45 km/h, $20 for each complete increment of 5 km/h exceeding the permitted speed; I should have gotten a fine of $144 + fees but I received $310 plus fees, so that's dishonest, there is no reason to give double fines because there are no workers, and concrete walls and markers for kilometers, as you can read above. a tourist from new york received a $92 parking ticket because the parking signs are confusing, and it's full like that, don't forget that the province of quebec is the most taxed in north america and is always thirsty silver. this road is in a pitiful state and is constantly under construction = radar photo $$$$$$ now I will share my story to make sure that tourism is affected and that the government systems lose $ in tourism income, to compensate for my loss THANKS
The real European aspect of Montreal is that you don't really need a car.The core neighbourhoods are easy to explore and if you really wanted to, you could walk to each one. The local subway is fantastic and gets you anywhere quickly and safely. Alternatively, the local bikeshare is everywhere and there are protected bike lanes for your safety.
If you're a foodie, then a few of Canada's best restaurants are in Montreal. Check them out.
Stay in the Plateau or Mile End neighbourhood, they're lovely. Lots of historical character, lively street traffic, great places to chill out.
Thank you for showing us love ❤️❤❤
In such a short segment it was difficult for him to hit the real highlights. Montreal has a lot more than just zip lining!
He missed the famous smoked meat sandwiches, the great bagels, the underground city, Chinatown! I could go on and on!
Agree! Cheers from local Montréaler ❤
don't be shy, I love meeting american tourists!
Well let me know, when we decide as Canadians to have flights for $200 for our country! Unfortunately, pretty much everything in Canadian dollars is double the price from US dollars.
8 months later and that Montreal Passport is going for $50.
1 us =1.40 canadien
Montreal is a great city but needs help from English people to visit
If you don’t speak French don’t bother
Don't go to Quebec, they will give you tickets (parking, speed, etc.) knowing very well that you wouldn't want to contest it, because you won't go back there.
a radar photo, (which must be visible and signal, was not)
the road was clear, little traffic, no site worker, despite concrete walls for kilometers for 1 kilometer of work, the law says: WHAT IS A ROAD SITE?
Workers, flaggers, technicians, engineers and others, often hard at work night and day. These workers:
are not necessarily visible, they may be hidden behind machines, materials or structures
are not always protected by removable security structures, such as beacons or concrete walls
for speeding charges,
the law says this: 3° if the speed exceeds the permitted speed by 31 to 45 km/h, $20 for each complete increment of 5 km/h exceeding the permitted speed; I should have gotten a fine of $144 + fees
but I received $310 plus fees, so that's dishonest,
there is no reason to give double fines because there are no workers, and concrete walls and markers for kilometers, as you can read above.
a tourist from new york received a $92 parking ticket because the parking signs are confusing, and it's full like that, don't forget that the province of quebec is the most taxed in north america and is always thirsty silver.
this road is in a pitiful state and is constantly under construction = radar photo $$$$$$
now I will share my story to make sure that tourism is affected and that the government systems lose $ in tourism income, to compensate for my loss
THANKS
That is really a stupid comment!
Are you free tomorrow? We should go take a coffee somewhere. I want to hear your ticket stories.