Montreal Vacation Rental Solutions

Montreal Vacation Rental Solutions
vacationrentalsexperts.pennistonemedia.com/tag/vacation-t... Indeed, the myth of Canada – land of wide open spaces, maple syrup, bears and eternal ice has attracted many visitors along the years and will continue to seduce those willing to discover a new world,equally charming during all seasons: its maples’ blazing orange highlights in autumn, the majestic white that covers everything in winter, the crude green of spring revival and the graceful whales approaching the shore under the torrid summer sun.

The East CoastDue to its magnificent cities such as the romantic Montreal with its distinctive French flair, the symbolical Ontario with its architectural treasures and vibrant metropolises (Ottawa and Toronto) and the very European Quebec with its historical fortifications, its thousand islands dotting the St. Lawrence River and the famous Niagara Falls, the East Coast has long been the travelers’ favorite choice.

 


What is there to do in Montreal?

Eat – The city is becoming known as a great gastronomic destination. The cultural diversity and history of Montreal is represented by its food. You can find just about any kind of food for any budget. Montreal is full of restaurants, bistros, cafes, boulangeries, creperies, and delis.

If you want fast food, that’s well represented also. Don’t forget to try poutine, a local favorite dish that combines french fries, cheese curds, and gravy.

Drink – Montreal is sometimes referred to as the “New Orleans of the North” for its vibrant nightlife and joie de vivre attitude. Upscale restaurants, dive bars, outdoor terraces, and just about anything you’re looking for can be found in Montréal.

You can find a place to drink just about anywhere in the city, but much of the nightlife is centered around Rue (street) Crescent and Rue Saint Laurent. Rue Saint Catherine is also a lively spot, but some of the establishments here are a bit more seedy.

Shop – There are lots of shopping options for anyone’s style. Traditional shopping can be found on Rue Sherbrook at the base of Plateau Montreal. Latest fashions and trendy styles can be found on Saint Catherine. If you’re looking for souvenirs, the area around Vieux Montréal (Old Montreal) is your best bet.

Visit Old Town – Vieux Montreal is the historic district of the city. Its cobblestone streets are lined with shops, outdoor cafes, and restaurants in converted 17th century buildings. Artists and street performers are always present there. Old Town is a can’t miss site if you visit Montréal.

Take a walk in Mount Royal Park – climb the stairs from Rue Peel, take a paved bike path, or walk one of the trails to the park. When you arrive you can relax in the chalet by the lake, have a snack, and then check out the great views from the observation point.