Rue St. Denis Montreal

... pretty explosive live and i think the entire front row ended up on stage. The walk back felt pretty long, I walked down Rue St Denis since St Laurent Boulevard hadn't been an enjoyable walk up, it was abit nicer. I got into the hostel and thinking I was ...

... , sweet and fresh, the sky clear blue and making the buildings, old and new, glow warm and bright.  A further trip down Rue St. Denis took us to "vieux Montréal" and the "Vieux Port" on the St. Lawrence River, formerly the most important port of ...

... back out for more discovery. A few weeks before coming here, we had seen a program about Montreal on the Travel Channel that mentioned Rue St.-Denis as the Francophone avenue where French-speaking nationals like to hang out, so we were intrigued to ...

... central, full of book shops and day long al fresco drinking sessions. Blending in well with the 'living on a shoestring' society on Rue St Denis, we had some super cheap but really nice thai food. Montreal also has an underground city - a 30km network of ...

... and Québec pavilions of Expo 67. Hugh -10 floors very cut up. Mostly older slot machines. Rue St. Denis (St Denis Street) - boutiques, specialty shops, trendy restaurants and affordable accommodations populate this busy downtown ...

... sur le Cameroun.  Il semble pas mal en plus, mieux que les quelques rares exemplaires que j'ai consultés chez Ulysse rue St-Denis, où les guides traitant du Cameroun avaient plutôt des airs d'Atlas pas très frais et pauvrement agrémentés de ...

... time with Martina, Annie, Grace, Ledi, Nicolle and Krista.  We had dinner at a cute little Mexican place in Rue St-Denis.  I have no idea what I ate, but it was delicious! Something involving crisp rice bread, beans, lettuce, sour cream, ...

Back in Montreal, but a new hostel to help make this stay a lot more enjoyable. The Explorers Hostel on Rue St. Denis is an interesting place, the guy running it is a Hispanic stoner who is more interested in chilling out and relaxing than actually ...

... even at 21, Living would not have fallen into my definition of cool. That said, for me the place to be was rue St. Denis and anywhere in the Latin Quarter. This was the area with live bands, outside biergartens, mellow atmosphere, more locals, and ...