Old Montreal
Its cobbled streets dating from the 17th century are lined with a large number of lively squares, as well as charming shops and cafes.
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Old Montreal really resembles the city of Quebec, or the lovely villages found in France.
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I advise you to pass in front of the Bonsecours Market and its magnificent silver dome to make your way to Jacques Cartier Square.
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Clock Dock
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On the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the Clock Tower Wharf gets its name from the Clock Tower, signaling the entrance to the port.
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Jacques Cartier Square
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A historical and central place in Old Montreal, it notably houses the City Hall.