Latin Quarter (Quartier Latin) Montreal

Bleury St 1750 St-Denis Street, Suite 202 (hq) Montreal , Quebec, Canada - Phone: 514 849 4906

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    Grateful No#5

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    Bonjour,

    Today was our last day in the city of Montreal. We are New York bound tomorrow.

    Quite simply, today we are grateful for being able to explore this city over the past few days. It has been a lovely experience, and we have been able to tick a few things of our "to do in Canada list" such as go to an Ice Hockey game and try …

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    We're in bloody France!!!!!

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    ... was too early for me... Neil decided to be nice to me and cheer me up...by taking me out for a beer! Found the latin quarter of montreal...and an amazing little street lined with french style bars (even if we did end up in a mexican one)...with tables ...

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    Day 54, 55 & 56 Going French in Montreal

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    ... Kyle & Grace, and they would have happily set up camp in their garden for the next week. But we had an appointment with Montreal, Canada, and had to get on with it as it was a 5-6 hour drive. Just over the border from New Hampshire into Vermont, a ...

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    Happy Birthday, Michael!

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    ... because the food was too expensive. If we were interested in a lobster dinner, he explained, we should head over to the Latin Quarter, where there were several good restaurants that allowed you to bring in your own bottle of wine, which they would ...

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    Hello and goodbye from Montreal ...

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    ... , Old Montreal, the Old Port, the Olympic Park, Jean-Talon fruit and flower market, China Town, Little Italy, Latin Quarter and Old Montreal at night.  Our favourite place is the Old Montreal - full of markets, musicians, artists and amazing ...

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    Up, up and Away to Montreal

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    ... de l'Argoat.  The hotel - carefully selected using Travel Advisor - met expectations and turned out to be 2 minutes from the Latin Quarter in Rue St. Denis.  We ventured in the very first evening and were immediately made aware of the dominance ...

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    It is Hot, Hot , Hot here in Canada!

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    ... out into Montreal in the gloriously hot sunshine! We are currently staying at Le Hotel de Paris next to a lovely park and near the Latin Quarter - and China Town- where we have feasted for $7.95 for lunch = £4.00 for as much food as we can manage - ...

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    Riding the Metro in Montreal

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    ... ya like that! We weren't very far from our hotel afterall. This city is pretty easy to navigate. So we stolled through the Latin Quarter back to our home base to rest our tired toes. We had all intentions of going back out to experience Montreal's night ...

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    Montreal

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    ... up culinary delights in our microwave. We managed to dodge the drizzle long enough to have  a walk around Montreal's Old Town and the Village/Latin Quarter areas. The so-called 'Underground City', which is in fact an underground network of Metro ...

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    Montreal

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    ... around downtown, the old port, china town, etc. One area of the city, the Quartier Latin (apparently this translates as the Latin Quarter...who said French was easy?!) contains the University and was student central, full of book shops and day long al ...

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    First few days in Montreal

    ... race track but unfortunately couldnt drive on it as there was a skating race on there! We also visited Old Montreal and the Latin Quarter, where we saw typical Montreal style houses which often have elaborate stairs leading to the front door. For tea we ...