Montreal is Swinging

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RE: Montreal - Practicalities

 

>4. METRO The subway system in Montreal was built for

>the World's Fair of 1976 and is very nice and easy.

>Individual fares are $2.75, which is expensive, so buy 6

>tickets for $12 or get yourself a senior reduced fare pass and

>pay only $6.50 for six tickets.

 

Other metro/bus options (these tickets and passes are also valid on the buses): 3-day tourist pass, good any 3 consecutive days, $17.00; weekly bus/metro pass, $19.25 ($11.00 with an over-65 reduced fare card). The weekly pass is a real bargain if you're visiting the right part of the "week", which for these purposes is Monday-->Sunday.

[twinkboylover28]

RE: Montreal - Practicalities

 

I love visiting Notre Dame Basillica, St. Joseph Oratory, Place Jacques De Puis square, Old Montreal, walking St Catherinre Street, and watching the view from Mont Royal at the "Chalet Observation" location. And of course TABOO!!

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RE: Montreal - Practicalities

 

>I love visiting Notre Dame Basillica, St. Joseph Oratory,

>Place Jacques De Puis square, Old Montreal, walking St

>Catherinre Street, and watching the view from Mont Royal at

>the "Chalet Observation" location. And of course

>TABOO!!

 

And for those of you, so inclined, I'm surprised that no has mentioned the excellent cruising on Mont Royal, afternoon is good, night time is superb.