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Montreal is a modern city in every regard, with skyscrapers in unexpected shapes and bright, noncorporate colors; a beautifully preserved historic district; and a large area of artists' lofts, boutiques, cafes, and miles of restaurants.
The city's calendar is packed with festivals and events that bring out natives and guests from around the world. At its best, the city is almost impossibly romantic -- it's unlike any other city in North America.

In downtown, Old Town, the Plateau, and all over, this is a favorite pastime of locals and visitors, especially in late June and early July during the renowned Festival International de Jazz.

Experience all of French cuisine's interpretations -- traditional, haute, bistro, Qu̩b̩cois -- the way the locals do: by ordering the table d'h̫te specials. You'll get to indulge in three or more courses for a fixed price that is only slightly more than the cost of a single a la carte main course. Most full-service restaurants offer the option, if only at midday.

The old quarter has an overwhelmingly European flavor. Wander Place Jacques-Cartier, the district's most popular outdoor square; explore museums and the churches' stunning architecture; stroll or bike along the revitalized waterfront.
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