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Montreal, Canada As A Vacation Place

Would you ever consider Canada a place to visit for vacation? What attractions would you see? What hotel would you stay in? What restaurant would you visit? Consider this review then you decide.  
Canada is the second-largest city and is geographically as close to the European coast as it is to Vancouver, in look and feel it combines some of the finest aspects of the two continents. Its North American skyline of glass and concrete rises above churches and monuments in a mélange of European styles as varied as Montréal's social mix. This is also the second-largest French-speaking metropolis after Paris, but only two-thirds of the city's three and a half million people are of French extraction, the other third being a cosmopolitan mishmash of les autres – including British, Eastern Europeans, Chinese, Italians, Greeks, Jews, South Americans and West Indians. The result is a truly multidimensional city, with a global variety of eateries, bars and clubs, matched by a calendar of festivals that makes this the most vibrant place in Canada. You can have 4 seasons within a day. You will have the coldness of winter in the early morning, the healthy sunshine with beautiful flowers during the morning which is only seen in spring. In the afternoon, it's time for the heating summer but not for a long time, autumn comes very soon in the evening.
Old Montreal is rated #1 for all Montreal things to do. The historic city centre is rich in museums, shops, restaurants and grey stone architecture spread out along narrow, cobblestone streets. It is also home to the Vieux Port attractions and lively public squares like Place Jacques-Cartier. Exploring Old Montreal means exploring the very heart of one of North America's greatest cities, a multi-faceted place where the past and the present come together in exciting and unexpected ways. Major attractions include City Hall, and the Old Customs House.
Old Dublin is rated #1 for all Montreal restaurants. Also known as "Le Vieux Dublin,"...