Montreal

Montreal, Québec, Canada – 2010. Montreal is the second most populous city in Canada and is an important centre of Canadian French history, culture, food and fashion. Following a two week visit with friends in South and Eastern Ontario we traveled to Montreal and spent three days there. Three days was not enough time, it is a wonderful place to visit. We stayed at a small boutique hotel in old Montreal call le Saint Sulpice. A very nice hotel with friendly staff, good food and service and in a great location.
Olympic Rings in front of the Montreal Olympic Stadium, Montreal, Québec
Montreal Olympic Stadium built for the 1976 Summer Olympics. Montreal, Québec
Statue of St Joseph, in front of Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal, Montreal
Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal is a Roman Catholic Basilica, Montreal, Québec
Lilies in the garden in front of the basilica, Montreal, Québec
A horse and carriage for hire in Old Montreal, Québec
Champ de Mars – the foundations of the original Montreal fortifications, Montreal, Québec
Montreal old city walls, Champ de Mars, Montreal, Québec
Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson who was killed at the Battle of Trafalgar, October 21, 1805. This stature was erected in 1808. Montreal, Québec
The Montreal Biosphere was built for Expo67 and is located at Parc Jean-Drapeau. It is 796m (250’) in diameter and 62m (200’) high. In the mid 1990’s a museum…
The Aldred Building. Place d’Armes square in Old Montreal, Québec
Street vendors selling art near Place Jacques-Cartier, Old Montreal, Québec
Rue Saint Paul, Old Montreal, Québec
A grand old building, Place Viger, formerly a hotel and railway station. It was built in 1898 but has not been used as a hotel since the 1930’s. Montreal,…
Decorative finish on the top of the Édifice Gilles Hocquart, Montreal branch of the Quebec Archives, Montreal, Québec
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