Another trip down memory lane! We got to see the VFX studio I use to work for on Rue Wellington at 11:30 (entrance near the red sign). We also got to see the part of town we walked every day and what's happening around L'Hexagone II where we use to live. Montreal gave us some really great memories. We look forward to all of your future videos. Have a coffee on us. Merci beaucoup! -D & Em
You're very welcome. Griffintown is a cool area, constantly evolving. I will be visiting this area at least twice a year. I love it there. Thanks for the super thanks. Much appreciated. The next walk that I recorded was from Griffintown to Old Port. Enjoy!
There are many good neighborhoods in Montreal. East side is more French and West side is more English. There are suburbs and central area closer to the metro. You want to be closer to public transit or you prefer suburbs?
@@sanohdjakakalle1293 Le Plateau is a vibrant area with many schools and has a high walking score. No need to drive there. Cote des Neiges is not bad either, centrally located, close to metro and 15 min to downtown. A slightly affordable option but still a good area would be Villeray, Rosemont, and Saint-Laurent. Avoid east end and north end, south central and south west areas.
Oh, how we miss Griffintown! Thanks for the walk, sir!
Another trip down memory lane! We got to see the VFX studio I use to work for on Rue Wellington at 11:30 (entrance near the red sign). We also got to see the part of town we walked every day and what's happening around L'Hexagone II where we use to live. Montreal gave us some really great memories. We look forward to all of your future videos. Have a coffee on us. Merci beaucoup! -D & Em
You're very welcome. Griffintown is a cool area, constantly evolving. I will be visiting this area at least twice a year. I love it there. Thanks for the super thanks. Much appreciated. The next walk that I recorded was from Griffintown to Old Port. Enjoy!
Thanks!
Thank you for the super thanks. Much appreciated!!
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Hello my brother, what is the best neighborhood in Montreal Canada for family?
There are many good neighborhoods in Montreal. East side is more French and West side is more English. There are suburbs and central area closer to the metro. You want to be closer to public transit or you prefer suburbs?
@@GermanKorb I don't know my brother help me I'm coming with my husband and kids i want a very very good neighbourhood .
@@sanohdjakakalle1293 Le Plateau is a vibrant area with many schools and has a high walking score. No need to drive there. Cote des Neiges is not bad either, centrally located, close to metro and 15 min to downtown. A slightly affordable option but still a good area would be Villeray, Rosemont, and Saint-Laurent. Avoid east end and north end, south central and south west areas.
Magnifique moment !