This is my city and you made me discover details I hadn't paid attention to in decades. I hope you went into the Royal Bank Tower, it's stunning. Thank you and come back again! Please don't miss these landmarks : For Modernists, Mies Van der Rohe gas station and 3 buildings in Nun's Island and Westmount Square building, and Le Corbusier Silos in Old Mtl ; For Renaissance Revival & Art Deco, St-Joseph Oratory (see all 4 floors and grotto) and nearby Art Deco University of Montreal and Cormier House and Cormier Building (Courthouse) and Aldred Building ; For French influence La maison St-Gabriel and residential area Outremont, Mile End, and La Petite Patrie (most of the three-stories buildings along streets on St-Urbain, St-Hubert, St-Denis, Mont-Royal, and Sherbrooke Est). Lastly, the Renaissance beauty of the city's Basilica Cathedral Marie-Reine-du-monde, the Gothic Revival Marché Bonsecours, and the oldest little chapel next to it Chapelle Notre Dame Bonsecours which often features baroque concerts. Enjoy!
Temporal constraints are always a challenge, particularly whilst trying to cover as much as possible in allotted time. Good one, details regrettably were lacking however, but should be sufficient to allure and pique the curiosity of those enamored by this overview. Be well & stay safe
Omg le biodome still has the pinkish floors loll i can tell you they have been like that since at least the 90s Montreal is a weird mix of many architectures annd its quite lovely i think
Wow what a lovely video, you saw so much! Well done!
Thank you! I am planning to visit again soon.
Montreal is very beautiful city!❤
This is my city and you made me discover details I hadn't paid attention to in decades. I hope you went into the Royal Bank Tower, it's stunning. Thank you and come back again!
Please don't miss these landmarks : For Modernists, Mies Van der Rohe gas station and 3 buildings in Nun's Island and Westmount Square building, and Le Corbusier Silos in Old Mtl ; For Renaissance Revival & Art Deco, St-Joseph Oratory (see all 4 floors and grotto) and nearby Art Deco University of Montreal and Cormier House and Cormier Building (Courthouse) and Aldred Building ; For French influence La maison St-Gabriel and residential area Outremont, Mile End, and La Petite Patrie (most of the three-stories buildings along streets on St-Urbain, St-Hubert, St-Denis, Mont-Royal, and Sherbrooke Est). Lastly, the Renaissance beauty of the city's Basilica Cathedral Marie-Reine-du-monde, the Gothic Revival Marché Bonsecours, and the oldest little chapel next to it Chapelle Notre Dame Bonsecours which often features baroque concerts. Enjoy!
oh wow! Thank you so much for the information. I missed out so many! I can't wait to go back again soon :)
You got some nice shots. Good job.
haha Thank you!
I love Montreal
Brilliant...
Great architecture
Temporal constraints are always a challenge, particularly whilst trying to cover as much as possible in allotted time.
Good one, details regrettably were lacking however, but should be sufficient to allure and pique the curiosity of those enamored by this overview.
Be well & stay safe
Omg le biodome still has the pinkish floors loll i can tell you they have been like that since at least the 90s
Montreal is a weird mix of many architectures annd its quite lovely i think
Nice
The plants are all natural
Well done! Loved this!
R.I.P Tallibert
Toronto is the safest like Singapore in the world , I love Toronto I will go there .
you mean montreal ?
wrong city !
nice