This district of Montreal is lovely and I would recommend to anyone. It is very different to other parts of the city which didn't appeal to me. If visiting Canada touring around Montreal is worth a day trip but no more than that. I stayed with friends over there but if I hadn't I would have been bored to tears.... More

Didn't like not much room outside - did like service and information about the city More

Nice architecture, nice museums, great place to do bike, boat rides, etc. More

Set of from hotel , in to st Patricks Catherdral wandered round down to the harbour along to the clock tower ,MarcheBonsescours ,Chappelle Norte Dame de Bon Scours (loved the boats being used as lamps ) and through the streets of Old Montreal .Had a wonderful meal at Stash Cafe ,more of a restaurant than a cafe! More

Make sure you visit Place D'Armes and wear good walking shoes. Cobble stone streets are everywhere and it is full of atmosphere. On our last visit, they were filming a movie in some of the side streets just down from Notre-Dame Basilica. There are some unique asian-inspired stores nearby carrying everything from beautiful silver jewellery to singing bowls. More

Very charming getaway - cobblestone and waterfront right in your backyard. More

The whole atmosphere of Old Montreal is magical. The patio bars and restaurants are hoping all the time. More

Just a wonderful quaint city to walk around, shop and just relax and people watch. More

Amazing Architechture, great little cafes that didn't seem to jack up their prices too much. Sooooo many junky shops that sell dumb souvenirs, but I guess that's what you get in tourist destinations. Great cobblestone walking and people watching from patios. More