Montreal Travel

Montreal Grand Prix - One Reason Why You Should Visit Montreal in the Summer
A dome of heat and haze envelopes the Montreal Grand Prix and the air is thick and humid. The streets echo with a dull roar as car enthusiasts from around the world converge on downtown Montreal. Bright duco, polished mags, shining chrome, classic and performance vehicles of all kinds have filled the streets and their owners proudly rev their engines to reveal the beasts within. The Formula 1 Montreal Grand Prix has arrived. The one time a y Read More...
Montreal Summer Is Beginning - Here Are Five Things You Must Try
Summer is nearly here! Everyone is coming out of hibernation and ready to don the shorts and t-shirts to embrace the hot, humid Montreal summer. If you're planning to visit Montreal this summer, then you've made a wise choice. With the huge number of festivals and party atmosphere, there's no shortage of entertainment and excitement in Montreal. So how do you decide what to do? Where do you begin? Well, I've compiled a list of 5 things Read More...
Downtown Montreal Hotels
The following are the best hotels in downtown Montreal. The brand new Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Montreal is situated close to the Montreal Convention Center, Chinatown, the Old City, Summer and Winter festivals etc. The facilities in the hotel include high speed internet access, refrigerator and microwave ovens, complimentary continental breakfast and free local calls. Also nearby this newly renovated hotel are the Underground City, Read More...

Montreal: The Unusual City
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