Old Montreal is a place well worth a visit. There are many monuments, century-old stone walls, stone streets and ancient street lamps in this area. Notre Dame Basilique is also in this area. It has a totally different vibe from the other modern cities in Montreal. It's like another world in the city, also connected to the old port area. Wander the area and sit on the street with a cup of coffee. There are many shops and restaurants in the street. There is a different kind of atmosphere under the lights at night.
Montreal's first public monument, Nelson's Column, was erected here in 1809. In 1847, the square was renamed in honor of Jacques Cartier, the French explorer who first discovered Canada in 1535.
If you have time to do a carriage, half an hour or an hour. Come and experience the old town! different experiences.
Montreal is also in the French-speaking area, although it is abroad. But there is a kind of European feeling. I haven't been to Europe yet, but TV shows this architectural style.
Walk forward to reach the old port area. There are museums, marinas, restaurants and cinemas. The old port is full of people all year round!
Place Jacques-Cartier
Address：Pl. Jacques-Cartier, Montréal, QC H2Y 3B3 Canada
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