Montreal is an amazing city and in the summer, it is probably one of the nicest city to enjoy. There is outstanding tourist landmarks, but more a lifestyle that attracts some of the most experienced world travelers. It is a multicultural city that follows the four season. After the very cold winter months, the inhabitants can't wait for the spring to wear less clothing and finally the summer to fully enjoy the open air, the terrasses, all the festivals, the arts, the culture, etc.
In the middle of the city, there is the mount Royal which overlooks everything. It is not a very large city and we could almost say that it has the feeling of big village. The people are very friendly and sociable.
The few meals that you should try in Montreal are the "poutine": french fries covered with fresh mozarella cheese and brown gravy, "maple syrup" from the maple trees around the province, the "fresh bagels" and the smoked meat delis.
Montreal is so multicultural that you can find almost any type of cultural restaurant from all over the world! Pick a region of the world and there is probably a restaurant in Montreal serving food from that region. Not only there is a lot of choice, but the quality is great. You can eat some very nice meals from all over the world in this city.
In the middle of the city, there is the mount Royal which overlooks everything. It is not a very large city and we could almost say that it has the feeling of big village. The people are very friendly and sociable.
The few meals that you should try in Montreal are the "poutine": french fries covered with fresh mozarella cheese and brown gravy, "maple syrup" from the maple trees around the province, the "fresh bagels" and the smoked meat delis.
Montreal is so multicultural that you can find almost any type of cultural restaurant from all over the world! Pick a region of the world and there is probably a restaurant in Montreal serving food from that region. Not only there is a lot of choice, but the quality is great. You can eat some very nice meals from all over the world in this city.
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