#1 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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sabrinaxx says:
Bixi Bikes in Montreal are a really good alternative to renting a expensive bike for an hour.
You can rent it at loads of biki locations (docking stations) over the whole city with a credit card. A 24hr access costs about $5 and as long as you dock the bike in every 30 min you wont pay more than $…
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#2 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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Kelly_Woo says:
Montreal is a fantastic city with a rich culture and diversity and an interesting history. Combining modern architecture and lifestyles with an old world feel, Montreal is definitely a Canadian city worth visiting all year-round. Despite being a predominately French-speaking city, you will be able t…
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#3 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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rpers19 says:
Tips about visiting different parts of Montreal and what to expect
OK, as far as sight seeing,
Old Montreal
It is a very small area that easily could be walked, especially in the summer. The water front has horse and buggy rental, as well as bicycle and scooter rentals if you want to move …
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#4 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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Consuela says:
Hi there!
Hopefully this will help you out to enjoy Montreal during the short laps of time you will be there.
There is some nice shopping to do on Ste-Catherine street, Mont-Royal street, St-Denis street.
For a nice view of Montreal,there is the Mont-Royal, the Olympic stadium and the Delta which…
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#5 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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spicedrum86 says:
There are a bunch of awesome NYE parties, raves...whatever...depending on your budget and how much craziness you want:
-Celebration and Millenium clubs are ok for new years.
-Club 737 (on top of a tower, so awesome view, but very ritzy, exclusive)
-Resolution 08 at the Bell Centre is the bigges…
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#6 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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Charline says:
Here I have a few nice places for travellers to hang out while in montreal and to meet great people..
The first one is a small resto/bar/chilloutplace called L,UTOPIK Its downtown at the BERRI UQAM metro station. When you are in the metro, at Berri Uqam, get out at the exit Ste-Catherine (stree…
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#7 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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seeUaroundtheWorld says:
In Québec, "la poutine" refers to a dish traditionnaly made of french fries, cheese curds and gravy.
This dish created in the 1950's is so popular that a song was written about it "The dance of the poutine" http://www.dailymotion.com/related/x3gzsc_omnikrom-feat-ttc-danse-la-poutine_music/video…
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#8 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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kjane says:
I went to montreal from September-December 06, and it was amazing. The culture is diverse, the setting gorgeous. That is why I plan to go back this summer! They say there are tons of festivals in the summer and I intend to go to as many as I can, as well as travel the east coast a bit. But yeah. I d…
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#9 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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scope says:
of course!
If you go to the main bus station on Berri/Ontario (opposite the national Library) you can find details of 1 or 2 bus companies which go there. It's been a while since i last took the bus, but there are more at weekends, leaving friday pm or sat am, during the week i'm not sure, but the…
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#10 of 10 general tips & advice in Montreal
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Purdy says:
We traveled to Montreal last week for a 5 day stay - the weather was good to us in that it didnt rain but you still needed a sweater & jacket!
To be honest bar meeting up with a friend l met on another travel forum l was a bit disappointed - maybe it was because the trees hadnt yet started to bud…
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