If you take a window seat, you'll look out on the old world charm of cobblestone streets and restored warehouses that are more than a hundred years old. Many have become artists' lofts. A great way to tour Old Montreal is to rent a drawn carriage. It's also really fun to walk down St. Paul Street, Old Montreal's most colorful street. It's filled with interesting boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and bars.
Visitors can pick up wonderful paintings and the prices are surprisingly affordable.
All galleries and shops offer shipping services. Built between 1824 and 1829, it is a splendid example of Gothic Revival architecture. The paintings, sculptures and stained glass are breathtaking. The church is open for tours year round. You really can have it all in Montreal, especially at Jazz Festival time.