Montreal is a very old city for North America, and as such has many outstanding vintage buildings. Most are in the Vieux (Old) Montreal section, but some, like the Mary Queen of the World Cathedral, is downtown.
The main train station has reliefs depicting Canada culture with the words of the National Anthem ‘Oh Canada’ written underneath.
There are numerous vintage buildings throughout the area, with the usual cool details.
The Old Montreal tourist area has numerous shops.
Some very narrow passages.
The Port of Montreal Clock Tower dates from the 1920s. It is also known as the Sailors Memorial Clock, dedicated to World War I Canadian Sailors.
The original sections of Bonsecours Market date from the 1840s. In addition to serving as a market, it also housed government functions.
Place Jacques-Cartier is the center of Old Montreal tourist activities.
Finally a stop at Notre Dame Cathedral, and an amazing (but brief) light show.
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