visiting Montreal July 2007

after a year being in Canada, Montreal was the next large city for me to visit. The city has nothing in common with Toronto. You can obviously feel the European style of living there. The downtown has many gathering places like squares parks. The stores are open till 2 3 AM. However, if you wanna live there, make sure to learn French. its because people prejudice behavior of people in daily affairs. Being there for these few days made me regret why i quit learning French, here is a very good tutorial and a usefully radio for those interested in learning French.
Nice experience, sweet memories.

rue Sainte-Catherine, one of the major street in Montreal

Saint Joseph's Oratory is the largest church in Canada. it is located on a mountain(Mount Royal) with a great view to the city.

Montreal Biosphère,76 meters in diameter and 62 meters high ,located at saint Helen`s Island ,was built in n the building of the United States pavilion for the 1967 World Exhibition Expo 67.

Olympic Stadium, was the major gathering of 1976 Summer Olympics. the structure of stadium is one of the tourism attraction of the city.

Diving School at Saint Helen`s Island. the most joyful sport in this hot weather. you should have seen the joy in children faces.
Casino Montreal located on the Ile Notre-Dame.

Montreal International Jazz Festival is the largest jazz festival in the world which is annually held in Montreal in July.