Montréal – city of contrasts
Montréal is the second largest French speaking city after Paris with 3.4 million inhabitants. It is a center of cultures
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The Ultimate Guide to Montreal’s Underground City
A pleasant and elegant combination of old and new alongside the St. Lawrence Seaway, Montreal is a wonderful place to stay, even for just a weekend.
It is such a rich historical city that it is not hard to find something to do and enjoy. Montreal is an optimal playground for savoring fine food and wine - with plenty of regional offerings available in restaurants and markets, gambling into a casino, shopping, visiting the many attractions, and enjoying the full spirit of love - l'amour.
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The Complete Guide to the RÉSO (Montreal Underground City)
Hotels Connected to the RÉSO (Montreal Underground City)
Winter Survival Guide: Using the RÉSO to Stay Warm in Montreal
Montreal Underground Map & Navigation Guide (How to Use the RÉSO Without Getting Lost)
Montréal – The cultural capital of Canada
Montreal, the second largest city in Canada was founded in 1642. However, several Native American tribes had been settled at
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My exciting long weekend in Montreal unfortunately had to come to an end. After an exciting day of exploration yesterday
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My personalized tour of the Casino de Montreal was very interesting and taught me many different things that I had
Read MoreHello from Montreal: Exploring the Casino de Montreal, a Gourmet Dinner and Some Fireworks
After my lovely cheerful encounter in the Square St. Louis I briefly went back to the hotel and then took
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Canadian commerce rising on the back of tech trends
The ‘technology of me’ was identified as one of the key trends to watch in 2015. The analysis offered
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A Look At Montreal’s World Class Tennis Clubs
Canadian tennis is most definitely booming. Back in the 20th century, the USA dominated the North American and world tennis
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After an enjoyable late lunch at Mañana and after learning about the interesting life story of its owner, Angel Broncales,
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I had thoroughly enjoyed my guided tour of Montreal by bike and being the bicycling enthusiast that I am I
Read MoreHello from Montreal: Exploring Montreal’s History with the Old Montreal Walking Tour
Every time I go to a new city, the spirit of adventure and discovery heightens my energy level and 6:10
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Great sporting events this summer in Quebec
Every summer, there seem to be bigger and better sports events going on in Quebec, and this year is
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