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City: what to see

Montréal is located on the largest of, downstream of the confluence of the Ottawa River and San Lorenzo . To visit, in the heart of the city, the Basilica of Notre-Dame . Interesting da un punto di vista architettonico, il complesso olimpico, l’Università McGill, fondata nel 1821, e l’area residenziale di Mount Royal. Molto particolare anche l’ Underground City , la città sotterranea. Costruita a partire dagli anni Sessanta, si estende per decine di chilometri nel sottosuolo cittadino, collegando le zone principali attraverso stazioni della metropolitana e ferroviarie. Ma ci sono anche negozi, teatri, cinema, discoteche, ristoranti, hotel, uffici e abitazioni. Un modo di vivere la città quando i rigori dell’inverno si fanno sentire. Un altro luogo aperto 24 ore su 24 è il Casino, sull’isola di Nôtre Dame, un trionfo di tavoli verdi e slot machine. In summer you can walk or ride a bicycle in the area of \u200b\u200bthe old port. Jacques Cartier depart from the wharf boat trips along the River.

The Québec, in addition to being the largest province, also has a wide variety of landscapes to be explored by car or motorbike. A succession of tundra, islands and rivers like the San Lorenzo. In winter it is a perfect area for those who enjoy cross-country skiing through the woods. In autumn, however, is one of the most beautiful in the world to observe the foliage when the leaves turn red, orange and yellow. You can go hiking in the parks, such as the Gaspésie , And stop in small boutique hotels and restaurants. Among the most famous cities is Ville de Quebec, the provincial capital was founded 400 years ago. For the ring of ramparts virtually intact and postcard scenery, with narrow streets and staircases, has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO. The nearby Ontario was the land of water even for the Indians and remains so even today, with over two hundred thousand lakes. The nature here has been particularly generous, with thick forests and the famous Niagara Falls .

What to buy

Montréal is worth a walk through the stalls of the Marché Jean-Talon , the market for local food products. The stores are located in the most fashionable rue St-Denis , St-Laurent and Rue Sherbrooke . While rue Ste-Catherine is a series of shopping malls, as Les Ailes de la Mode, Eaton Centre and Place Montreal Trust . The best products, such as woodwork, pottery, glass, moccasins and other clothing and Inuit art, Inuit Art are from Canada . In the district of Plateau Mont Royal are antique shops, bookstores, record stores, especially where to buy compilation of jazz, and clothes by local designers.

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