Montreal – Canada’s New York City
Friday, November 12th, 2010

Let’s journey through Canada’s most cosmopolitan city and at the same time a place teeming with architectural histories and culture – Montreal. Montreal is also considered as Canada’s second largest and third oldest city. The city is a well mix of architecture, economy, and
Montreal never misses sightings most especially the famed Biosphere Museum. It is dedicated to earth, environment, and water. Also, enjoy the great experience in Mount Royal Park where you can do anything there from walking to skiing to eating and sight-seeing. Do visit Griffintown and find out the antiques in store for you there. When touring a new place, who would miss going to the museum, right? Take a look at Pointe-à-Callière Museum and discover Montreal from top to bottom. And take a ride on the glass-elevator of The Olympic Stadium. Of course, one of the most visited attraction in the city – Basilique Notre Dame. The church has the 11-ton Jean-Baptiste bell and a 100-year-old organ with nearly 7,000 pipes. There is a fee to enter the church as a visitor, but if you attend a service, relish the opportunity to see the ornate wood carvings, statues, vaulted ceilings, and stained-glass windows free of charge.
Surely, Montreal is Canada’s New York City with all its skyscrapers and a fast-paced life and that cosmopolitan effect; from art to film to music to history to food to
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