Casino de Montreal

Montreal at first glance from the new bus station, through one of it's multiple interconnecting underground tunnels and into it's downtown area was a clash of sterile and grubbiness. Having made it successfully to the hostel after navigating the French metro system, it was nice to do simple things like showering and the all important washing of …

Wow, I've really been slack with entries the last couple of days. I've been meaning to write this entry but it's been a) hard to charge find a free power outlet to charge my laptop and; b) exhausting at my hostel. I have to stay up late as the room is so hot. Their are no fans or air-conditioning in the room and my bed is practically on the ceiling …

... eyes on a sign that although was in French she still managed to work our what it was. It was a sign pointing to the Casino De Montreal. " look David they have a Casino, maybe later we could have a wee look". We found an Italian place with the owner ...

... museum. You can enter the structure without entering the museum. From far it  looks like a set for some sci-fi movie. Casino de Montréal  - Formerly the French and Québec pavilions of Expo 67. Hugh -10 floors very cut up. Mostly older ...

... who are not used to the cold because we saw people walking around in shorts on the streets. Clearly no eskimo-blood in us warm-blooded Malaysians. Stuff to recommend: Hotel St-Denis, dessert at Juliette et Chocolat, gambling at Casino de Montreal   ...

... a boring street performer for a bit.  The night was still young so we took the metro over to "the Islands" to get to Casino de Montreal.  The casino was in a futuristic building that used to serve as the Canadian pavilion during the 1967 World ...

... to Vieux Montreal and get some lunch. He had a different idea. He had seen signs at the Metro station advertising the Casino de Montreal, which resides on the neighboring island of Ile Notre Dame. “We ought to eat at the Casino. Casinos always ...