Atwater Market Montreal

We had definitely over stretched ourselves on the Quebec portion of our trip, not leaving enough time to do everything we had wanted. We had to ditch visiting the ghost town at Val- Jalbert and the Canyon at Sainte-Anne. With hindsight we should have extended the rental on the car... So this leads up to us rising at 5am, having overslept, and …

So today is a little cold. We got up and out before 9am had breakfast then headed back to the hotel for Williams nap. After that we headed back out to look around some of the shops before we met Sydney and her boyfriend for lunch. After lunch we went to Atwater market and got some fresh dates and cherries as well as a French macaroon for me. Then …

This morning we purchased our 3-day Metro pass and took the Metro downtown. Yesterday we had sussed out a bike-hire location in the harbour area so, after a coffee at McDonalds, we picked up two bicycles. (We were a bit out of practice as we haven't cycled at home in Australia since returning from our Atlantic cruise and USA trip last October.) In …

... of water covered the ice.  We continues to explore Mont Royal for a while before heading back into town in search for Atwater Market, recommended by the Lonely Planet for good produce.  Once again the Lonely Planet is wrong and it had us walk ...

... We got a little lost on the way to Pierre's house, where all the boys were staying, and we stumbled upon the famous Atwater Market. It was just bustling in the late Saturday morning, and we picked up a couple of sausages (spinach and goatcheese mango for ...

... of which the Jean Talon Market is the largest in North American ( and no it doesn't sell crafts, its food only), The Atwater Market is the largest flower market in North America . More than 900 variety of cheeses, more than 350 local Québec cheeses, ...

... made affordable for everyone and everyone enjoys it in their own way. The Jean Talon Market is the largest market in North America. the Atwater Market is the largest flower market in North America and unlike the markets I have seen in Vancouver, ...

... will give you a chance to digest before you head to bed. The following day wake up late and head to the Atwater Market for breakfast at the Première Moisson the Bakery known for its Halloween chocolates, witches fingers, pumpkin carves, fresh products ...

... not so much with the class, and we all decided that the thing to do on a drizzly day was to hop over to the Atwater Market, and buy provisions for a vegan feast that evening. We failed at our goal of spending less then $20 a person on ...

... , it was pretty cool, in a group of 8. We stopped for Croissants and coffee, rode through Old Montreal, the old port, and stopped at Atwater market for lunch. Naturally the sooky americans whinged about the hill on the way back, and weren't happy that ...

... with Adam, Lavinia and Olivia to share in their Sunday ritual of breakfast at  Quoi de N’Oeuf,  across from the Atwater Market. The approach to the restaurant is made difficult by water works going on in the street, and we have to avoid a ...

... Atlantic cruise and USA trip last October.)  In cloudy weather, we headed out along the Lachine canal, stopping for photos at the Atwater market.  We continued on to the Parc René-Lévesque that is at the end of the canal and then followed the ...