A visit to Montreal wont ever be complete without walking on the cobblestoned streets of Old Montreal where the first arrivals of the city settled, minutes walk from the St. Lawrence River where a port was established and is still serving the locals and tourists. In summer, the port and its surrounding areas become a rendezvous for artists of all kinds—from performance to visual artists to plain buskers. Outdoor concerts and recreational activities in nearby parks abound everywhere and water sports are a hit to beat the summer heat.
Today, you might not be able to feel the ancient sense of times past, but as you walk on those tiny cobblestones and narrow lanes, remember that your steps are retracing the footprints of the ghosts from the past.
Enjoy your walk.

OLD MONTREAL.

OLD MONTREAL.

OLD MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC PROVINCE.
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Old Montreal in Winter
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Montreal Panorama at Night
Montreal: The Volcano Crater
Montreal: The Bubble
Montreal: La Banquise Poutine
Dance The Winter Away at IglooFest in Montreal
Snow Village in Montreal a.k.a. Village des Neiges
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