This day was dedicated to seeing the sights on the Montreal Island. We had a light breakfast (Pizza, fries and Ice tea!) and then headed off to catch the 2 p.m. double decker bus tour of Montreal. We arrived at the tour bus’s office at around 2:15 but we were lucky, the bus was running late.
There isn’t really much else to say. Pictures will tell the story.
This here is one of the 100 or so churches in Montreal.
This is also in the old part of Montreal. Taking 1 hour tours of the city with horses is quite popular.
This is Rue Jacque-Cartier. There are many nice restaurants here and it’s very lively at night. Regularly, you can find someone playing music there or someone putting on a show of some sort.
This picture I don’t find interesting but there is a little side note attached to it. In Montreal whenever a building is built, the contractors must put aside 1% of the cost of the building to create a work of art. An good idea I think.
The top of this church is the highest point in Montreal. It’s name escapes me. I really need to pay more attention to these things.
Well about 1 hour into the tour we hit the top of Mont Real. What did I see there? Aside from the great view of Montreal? I saw that a downpour was heading towards us and I was stuck on the top of the bus with no umbrella, jacket or anyway to protect myself from the rain. Yay. The story ends well though. We made it back to the city before the rain hit us.
Well I’d write more but the plane I’m on is about to land. Bye!

Um, for accuracy's sake, you weren't "playing tourist", you ARE a tourist.
ReplyDeleteNot going to lie, first thing I saw was 'Day 6: Playing terroist'. Clearly got my attention.
ReplyDeleteMore and more as I look at these photos it reminds me of Europe. Let's go together sometime soon kay? ;)
Oh the square building theres plenty of them in London around the london bridge.
Well we have Quatchi the carpet as an 'amazing' mascot, isn't that good enough for the olympics?
Rain still hasn't hit us here. Send it over. Kay thanks.