We are eager to return to the beautiful energy of Montreal!

La ville de Montréal. Une halte. mars 2019. Plume Voyage Magazine #plumevoyage @plumevoyagemagazine @plumevoyage © Françoise SPIEKERMEIER

We go to the top of rue Saint-Laurent, on the Mile-End side, an industrial district in the midst of real estate and artistic boom, where the old factories are invested by artists and start-ups.

With his partner photographer, Dany created Spade and Palacio, and for five years, has been taking tourists to meet artists, on foot or by bike. Enjoy the best coffee in Canada, an old-fashioned coffee at Le Falco.

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Controlled landing at Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport: The flight of Air Transat flew over the rooftops of the city's industrial suburbs and its rows of identical brick pavilions adorned with a coat of snow.
Without transition, we escape north towards Mont-Laurier, a small town of 14,000 inhabitants near the Baskatong Reservoir, a gigantic water reserve of over 400 km2 fed by the Gatineau River, which ends its race near Ottawa.
Going back down to Montreal, two gastronomic stops allow for the discovery of seasonal regional products and of the inventiveness of Chefs Québec.
And cherry on top of the cake, treat yourself to a night in the bed of John Lennon and Yoko Ono at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.

We are eager to return to the beautiful energy of Montreal!

We go to the top of rue Saint-Laurent, on the Mile-End side, an industrial district in the midst of real estate and artistic boom, where the old factories are invested by artists and start-ups.

You'll also like

Controlled landing at Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport: The flight of Air Transat flew over the rooftops of the city's industrial suburbs and its rows of identical brick pavilions adorned with a coat of snow.

Without transition, we escape north towards Mont-Laurier, a small town of 14,000 inhabitants near the Baskatong Reservoir, a gigantic water reserve of over 400 km2 fed by the Gatineau River, which ends its race near Ottawa.

Going back down to Montreal, two gastronomic stops allow for the discovery of seasonal regional products and of the inventiveness of Chefs Québec.

And cherry on top of the cake, treat yourself to a night in the bed of John Lennon and Yoko Ono at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.

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