Top Things to Do in Montreal 2022

"The environment of Xiaoting Park is very good. The park here is also quite interesting. This park is next to the sea. Many people are here to enjoy the sun and enjoy the scenery. There are many fun things in the small park. [Scenery] This scenery is beautiful"

"People should relax themselves and feel that the slow-paced life is too busy now, without taking a good look at the surrounding scenery, and the pace of life has begun to accelerate. This time I want to take advantage of the holiday to slow down my own pace of life and go for a walk to see the scenery along the way. So I came to 【Lachine Canal (Canal du Lachine)】. Natural scenery Lachine Canal (Canal du Lachine) natural scenery is very beautiful. Whether it is sunny or cloudy, it can't affect its beauty. The blue sky, the blue river, and there are many wild ducks or swans on the water, it is very comfortable. The river breeze extinguished, making people feel very cool. Surrounding scenery The buildings around Lachine Canal (Canal du Lachine) are relatively ordinary. But I like its architectural colors very much. The warm colors make people feel very comfortable. The surrounding traffic is very convenient, and there are many restaurants and hotels around, which brings great convenience to people. Every morning you can see people coming to the river to run and exercise. Life in leisure time Life here is very leisure time, which fits the slow-paced life I want. There will be no special pressure here, and the whole person is very relaxed. I still live here and I can often travel and go shopping. Very comfortable. Reminder Address: 200 Rene-Levesque Boulevard West | 6th Floor, Montreal, Quebec H2Z 1X4, Canada Opening hours: Sunday-Saturday 10:00AM-5:00PM"

"Jean Drapeau is a lawyer and politician who served as the mayor of Montreal in the 1950s. This park is named after him. The park consists of Île Sainte-Hélène (Île Sainte-Hélène) and the adjacent Île Notre-Dame (Île Notre-Dame). It hosted the World Expo in 1967. It still retains a part of the buildings at that time. The big ball on the island is The site of the United States Pavilion at the World Expo, now used as a hydrographic pavilion. There is also a small museum Stewart in the park, which contains documents and maps showing Montreal's earliest history and culture. The Formula 1 racing car held here every summer attracts many riders to come here, just to see the demeanor of racers and luxury cars. It is also a good place for Montrealers to cool off. There are public beaches, baths, dragon boating, beach volleyball and other exciting activities in the park. The ice and snow festival held here in winter can even appreciate the unique ice sculpture art of Quebec"

"This beach is on the west side of Montreal Island, where Deux-Montagnes and Rivière des Prairies meet. There is an organic farm, a picnic area, forest, etc., as well as many viewing platforms. In addition to swimming, this beach can also be used for boating, surfing, etc., or just lie on it and sunbathe. Everyone can find their favorite activities."

"The beach is a regional park with soft sand and clean water. Volleyball courts, children's playgrounds, maintenance buildings are all on the beach side, and the hiking and biking trails make this beach a more complete facility. The park itself is a great landscape, with a complete ecosystem of more than 100 birds, plants and 15 underwater creatures."

"The St. Lawrence River is the outlet of the Great Lakes, a river of great length and length of about 300,000 square kilometers in the Atlantic Ocean flowing from the northeast end of Lake Ontario. From the lake mouth to Montreal, Canada, the St. Lawrence River upstream, about 300 km long, the river bed is larger than the drop, more rapids, water resources are rich, but not for navigation. Montreal to Quebec is the St. Lawrence River Middle Reaches, 256 km long, the drop is reduced, the flow rate is slower. The lower reaches of the St. Lawrence River are about 700km long, and the river is wide, and the estuary is subsided, and the width is 50km and the length is 400km. The precipitation is abundant in the St. Lawrence River Basin, and the water volume is relatively stable due to the regulation of the Great Lakes, and the flow rate at the estuary is about 10 million cubic meters / seconds. The upper reaches of the St. Lawrence River have been renovated since the 1950s, and many artificial waterways, canals and locks have been opened, and sea-wheels have direct access to the ports of the Great Lakes."