St. Catherine Street is a well-known commercial street in Montreal. It is said that it is dozens of kilometers long. I walked a few kilometers. Unfortunately, the weather was very bad that day, it was rainy, and I didn’t take a good photo, but it was a card.

The street is quite long, equivalent to our Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street, but they have cars in the middle, there are some shopping malls and some small shops on both sides, and the surrounding buildings look very beautiful.

Although the dream of the Quebec City Castle Hotel surprised me, and the full range of Asian cuisine in Toronto made me linger, the beauty of Montreal still occupies my mind, which is so-called irreplaceable.

I wandered here day and night, feeling Paris in North America, and for cities with more churches than banks, I saw the spire of churches everywhere, and Montreal under night was closer to psychedelic.

I lived near this street for about half a year, very close to Stadthaus Mitte, the paragraph extending from Alexanderplatz to Frankfurter Tor is very boring, but Frankfurter Allee is still a bit interesting.