Montreal, Quebec - Downtown Walk to Atwater - November 2023

[@christinecamley]

Fabulous video! What a gift! Gorgeous! Thanks so much! :-)

[@mariaa2596]

Merci

[@uiraquitanalves5179]

À linda Montreal.

[@gabrielapaulinho1luv]

👍🏻Merci beaucoup, G!

[@Impozalla]

I used to live in Montreal. It definitely brings back memories of ne walking those streets in downtown. ❤❤

[@existency]

I'm not sure why this was recommended to me. But I found it fun to imagine what someone watching this a century from now, would think.

[@pmartin7397]

Thanks for the walk to Atwater. Haven't been there in many years ! So many high rise buildings have been built. Montreal has changed a lot, since I last walked to Atwater, about 55 years ago !! Merci beaucoup ! Excellent video.

[@SoecialAdam]

you at least 75+ years old

[@pmartin7397]

​@@SoecialAdam77 years young !lol. Still walking.

[@NochaZi]

احب مدينة كندا كم هيا جميلة

[@LacombeDickens278-jq1fw]

Très belle payir montreal

[@joseenoel8093]

Bbbbbrr happy pinch and a bunch for the 1st of the month tomorrow everyone, love from the West Island, Mtl's English Ghetto 😉!

[@TomMcBoston]

At 19:30. I always called that area "Little Moscow" because of the Soviet style apartment blocks there.

Combien de restaurants casher y a-t-il à Montréal?

[@manidhaliwal2035]

Please make a walk video to tav college

[@GermanKorb]

One day I will

[@manidhaliwal2035]

Is french mandatory in Montreal

[@GermanKorb]

To live and work here permanently, I would strongly suggest to learn French. For foreign students and workers, English is just fine. You won't have problems renting, buying groceries and commuting.