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Bonjour, Belle Montreal!
Montreal's top attractions are within walking distance of the city centre, including Mount Royal (the city's namesake) and, in photogenic Old Montreal, Notre Dame Basilica and Bonsecours Market. Montreal effortlessly combines French delicacies with European architecture and Canadian friendliness.
CAN'T-MISS FAVOURITES
FOR FOODIES
LIVELY BY NATURE
From the kaleidoscope of brightly painted houses on Jelly Bean Row to the dramatic coastline you can see from Signal Hill, St John's is a lively capital city on the edge of wild nature. Board a boat and keep your eyes peeled for puffins. Visit The Rooms for a closer look at the ancient history and modern culture of Newfoundland.
A DAY TRIP TO FRANCE
Whether you prefer to hunt down evidence of Al Capone and Bill McCoy, wander through a ghost town or explore the islands' changing tide through many wars, you'll find something to capture your imagination. Cruise to a tiny island sanctuary for puffins and migratory birds. Hop on a boat to watch whales and other sea creatures frolic in the sea. Then stroll through the streets of this truly French town and enjoy a pastry from the patisserie.
MARITIME MELODIES
Come to Sydney, Nova Scotia, and immerse yourself in multi-cultural Cape Breton, informed by the influence of the French, the Scots and the native Mi'kmaqs. Hang out in the French Fortress of Louisburg, sample Gaelic culture at the Highland Village Museum, or take in the ancient art and history of the island at Membertou Heritage Park.
LIGHTS OUT NIGHTS OUT
AFJORD TO MISS
Besides touring the Saguenay Fjord, learn more about this natural attraction at the Musee du Fjord. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the fjord's national and historic heritage, through exhibitions and even an aquarium. Speaking of history, another unmissable attraction in Saguenay is La Pulperie de Chicoutimi, a regional museum that delves into the city's history as a mill town.
STYLE: FORTRESS CHIC
Blink an eye, and you might think you're in a historic French city – but look a little closer, and you'll see there's nothing quite like Quebecois culture. Meander the cobblestoned streets, poke your head in a gallery, or shop for artisanal or antique treasures. Later, feast on poutine at a traditional bistro, or enjoy farm-to-table fare at one the city's trendy eateries.
STYLE: FORTRESS CHIC
Blink an eye, and you might think you're in a historic French city – but look a little closer, and you'll see there's nothing quite like Quebecois culture. Meander the cobblestoned streets, poke your head in a gallery, or shop for artisanal or antique treasures. Later, feast on poutine at a traditional bistro, or enjoy farm-to-table fare at one the city's trendy eateries.
PETIT PARIS
Start your morning in Old Montreal, home to cobblestoned streets and the Notre Dame Basilica. Then head up to Mount Royal for the best views in the city. Once you've worked up an appetite, it's time to choose between Montreal specialities, including smoked meats or bagels. Spend your afternoon exploring the Botanical Garden or the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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