Best Things To Do in Montreal Canada 2024 4K



MONTREAL, CANADA: Are you searching for the best things to do in Montreal Canada for 2023? Today we show you 21 things to see and do in Montreal. In this Montreal travel vlog we go to St Helens Island, up to the Mount Royal Park, Walk around Old Port and Montreal Old Town. We show you the Botanical Garden and some of the local food in Montreal. We also show you Chinatown, talk about the festivals in Montreal and provide some general facts. We did several Canada travel videos including a Toronto travel video and showed you around Toronto and Quebec City that can serve as your Canadian travel guide.

If you enjoy this Montreal vlog and have any questions please feel free to ask. We love showing you around the Montreal attractions and where to go in Montreal.

More Canada Travel Videos:
Montreal Canada Travel Video: https://youtu.be/zjxvk55EWHM
Quebec City Travel Guide! https://youtu.be/DwgrJFh6xS0
Vancouver Travel Guide: https://youtu.be/9MhudWM0v_g
Calgary Travel Guide: https://youtu.be/xNidl95FQNQ

BEST THINGS TO DO IN MONTREAL
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0:00 MONTREAL INTRO
1:02 OLD MONTREAL
1:47 MOUNT ROYAL PARK
2:12 UNDERGROUND CITY
2:47 MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE AND ART
3:09 SAINTE CATHERINE
3:54 LACHINE CANAL
4:11 NIGHT LIFE
4:32 BOTANICAL GARDEN
5:30 JEAN TALON MARKET
5:50 OLD PORT
6:32 QUATIER DES SPECTACLES
7:00 LOCAL FOODS
7:49 OLYMPIC STADIUM
8:05 SAINT HELENS ISLAND
8:30 PLACE JACQUES CARTIER
9:25 ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
9:49 ST JOSEPHS ORATORY
9:58 VIA RAIL TRAIN
10:14 QUEBEC CITY
10:32 CHINATOWN

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48 thoughts on “Best Things To Do in Montreal Canada 2024 4K”

  1. Montreal is also on the top best cities for biking in the world , you can also surf on the St-Lawrence behind the Habit 67 complex . the Kondiaronk Belvedere on Mount Royal park offers the best view of the Montreal skyline … i noticed some pictures on your video are dated … the Montreal downtown in 2023 has more skyscrapers .

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  2. Is it true that Canada importend millions of immigrants in the past years? After watching the video it really lokks like it. But I haven't seen that push in Korea, Japan or China.
    It seems like they do it Europe, Autralia, NZ as well.

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  3. Good basic video. FYI the market you show is not the Jean Talon Market but rather the Jean Brillant Market. Much much smaller, but great prices. I shop here along with the locals. Jean Talon Market much larger and more touristy. Still great to visit.

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  5. Is this video AI? What is all this reading and random footage? The footage of the Jean-Talon Market is from Jean-Brillant Market in a whole other neighbourhood.
    If you visit, make sure to do Mile End, Plateau Mont-Royal, Little Italy and the following streets: St-Denis, St-Laurent, Mont-Royal, Laurier. And much more!

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  6. Toronto is better than Montreal…..more diverse and welcoming. Montreal is the opposite…..the people there have no respect for tourists and anglophones, and the people have no value or respect.

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  7. Me and my sisters and her kids are planning to visit montreal from Boston Massachusetts and i have not been there since i was teenager.. Also i am going to visit my moms side of the family since my mom passed my away. I promised my aunt that i want to visit them to honor my mom.

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  8. Montreal is a war zone that smells like pot, poop, urine and vomit.
    I work there. So many streets are under construction. You've never seen so many people from outside of Canada. Good luck finding a Canadian. If you do, pay them well to learn about their dying culture. What's a "Canadian" anyway eh?
    Visiting Montreal is like being anywhere other than Montreal and the 3rd world.
    Come and see our underground malls! Ride public transportation. Enjoy what commuters take for granted as the humdrum of their lives. That is if you like being jerked around and body odor.
    St-Catherine street may be overtaken by protestors (you've been warned).
    There's the gay district… nuff said.
    Crescent street? It's like a block long. Get ready to spend a lot of money for a glass of water with a piece of mint and a couple drops of alcohol.
    The Biodome's greenhouses are closed right now for some reason. You'll get a 2$ discount for missing the best parts.
    The Atwater market is nice. So if you enjoy grocery shopping you can fly to Montreal, take that great public transportation (everyone loves it?) and buy some produce from your own country.
    Makes sense right?
    China town in Montreal is a couple blocks long.
    So the use of the word "town" is a bit of a misnomer.
    Montreal used to be a great city.
    Now, a war zone in the 3rd world experience.
    It's a shadow of what it once was. A shadow of a big steaming pile.
    I don't know why I offered to take my mother to Montreal for a day together.
    Just a few days ago I had to walk through a corridor from the metro full of hallucinating homeless people who had defecated and urinated all over the place.
    Maybe I should have paid for the guided tour for 400$ per person. That way, my buying a simple video game at "The Source" from people who don't look Canadian at all
    wouldn't have been a gross adventure. By the way, they tried to scam me. Yes, that's a clue about the kind of people they are and where they're from originally.

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  9. Good luck! Impossible to drive in the city as the traffic is murder. Make sure you plan to get to the airport at least 5 hours before as it takes 2 hours just to get to the terminal if you have to get there between 2-6 pm. Morning flights are ok. Winter ? You better be ready for some of the coldest weather on the planet. Not kidding here especially January and February. Winter starts in earnest December and lasts all the way to first week of April. Summer can be wet and humid. Downtown is no longer what it used to be with many store closures.

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  10. Thanks for the information – it was a great summary indeed … but would be nice if you could tell the names of the places correctly … Jacques, one of the examples … It is NOT jaquez it’s juk mending jack in English … makes your videos more professional when you spell the places correctly …

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