Montreal Old City First Person Walking

First person view walking through Chinatown and the Old City in Montreal Canada. Summer 2017
Filmed on my Samsung S7 with the Zhiyun Z1-Smooth-C Stabilizer for Smartphones.

[@AJ-jf2ui]

Cute little town. I love the brick road.

[@MannyExploresVlog]

I was there last week, such a beautiful city

[@arishzida6090]

So very beautiful country Canada 🇨🇦 everything everywhere gorgeous city 🇨🇦🍁🌹💐🌸🌷🌺🥀 from kurdistan 🇳🇪 👍

[@tillassmann4755]

Shoutout an alle Studierende des Seminars "Methoden der Humangeographie"

[@ponyrang]

Wow, thanks to you, I enjoyed watching... I'm proud of you for developing day by day.

[@rulopopez384]

Beautiful place !

[@Ms_CA]

I've been here just a while ago...Some of the restaurants are open for take outs only and not much people around bcoz of covid.

[@guglielmo64]

Beautiful City!

[@basicinfo2022]

I feel like the Old Montreal I had in mind actually began at 12:00

[@9grand]

At 7:40 with la place Jacques Cartier

[@acarriere8534]

you apparently missed all the nicest parts, either because you did not want to or that you did not ask.

[@rulopopez384]

Wonderful !!

[@carlmark4658]

This could have been a great video if you had only put the names of the streets on the screen. I still give it a thumbs up, though.

[@MshambaMarekani]

Interesting video

[@victorjr9341]

Loved

[@edzelmejia3233]

Montreal is so pretty it makes you want to work for the government.

[@rwrocksteady]

3:00 and 12:33 same dudes in the frame, blonde guy in blue t and dark haired guy with glasses and whit along sleeve. Randomly noticed lol

[@DisruptedSinner]

Hi... can you please tell me exactly where this was starting at about the 16:00 minute mark? The blue sign says Old Port, and Saint Pierre... but I can't locate it. Never mind... found it. Thanks! Nice video! :)

[@vincenttrepanier-malenfant8894]

For others who don't know and see this, it's right across Bota Bota in Montreal old port.

[@jean-louistiberghien9552]

Une gitane qui danse le flamenco sur la pLce Jacques-Cartier.. insolite. Très beau document, SmallWorldOdyssey; quand on voit le degré d'insouciance de l'année 2017, vis-à-vis de l'abominable vie durant le covid 19 de 2021, on se demande si cette époque reviendra. Pour moi, la réponse estnon; il va se passer de très grands changements cette année: chute de l'euro, du dollar américain. Le dollar canadien survivra-t-il ?

[@vincesantos2650]

Hi I would like to for permission to use some clip of your video. I hope for your kind consideration

[@raheelkhoja]

At the end of the video, you are walking through Waterfront and there are some benches and i am seeing the Railway track. What is the name of this area?

[@vincenttrepanier-malenfant8894]

It's still the old Montreal. I don't have the exact name of the place but if you want to find it, it's right across Bota Bota in Montreal old port.

[@debbycold5359]

Hi ...this area is called The lachine Canal In Old Montreal ....

[@eazy_bread5587]

Is Montreal or Vancouver better for walking around downtown? And which has more pedestrians? I hear Vancouver is the most densely populated city in Canada

[@GsunnyGGamer]

Vancouver has more overall. Outside of St Catherines and Old city theres not much vibrancy to match Vancouver especially in the winter. What makes Vancouver more vibrant is because its downtown consists majority of residential and hotels. Even when people aren't window shopping their enjoying the ocean views and parks

[@9grand]

Without any doubt Montreal with the visual pleasure itoffers just like in Europe

[@JL-wh3jj]

Montréal hands down. The architecture, the history, the culture. Theirs something different on every street corner.

[@enzodellacorte1909]

without a doubt, MONTREAL! too dirty vancouver with its overflow of homeless people and drug aticks in the streets

[@spendingtimetogether8428]

@@enzodellacorte1909 Yup, I've been to both cities and Vancouver has that big negative of that slummy/homeless stretch of road/area, it's like some US crackhouse inner-city vibe...and that was years ago, can't imagine how much worse it has become.

[@jean-louistiberghien9552]

Que signifie: "First person walking" ?

[@royrothko]

thank you

[@spendingtimetogether8428]

5:30 wandering hands lol😂