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Five interesting facts about Montreal

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Traveling to a new place is always exciting. There are many places to see and explore in Canada. Montreal is the province of Quebec's largest city and is known for being a place that welcomes people from different parts of the world. Peter Triassi, a resident of Montreal, shares five interesting facts about his home. Image source: Wikimedia.org Image source: Forbes.com 1. Mount Royal Park was designed by the same person behind Central Park in New York. Landscape architect and public administrator Frederick Law Olmsted was the man who conceptualized the city's widest greenspace that people enjoy even to this day. 2. Underground City allows locals and tourists to enjoy the city when the weather doesn't permit them to enjoy the outdoors. This urban center connects to metro stations and houses many shops and restaurants. This one-of-a-kind metropolis shows the city's modern side. 3. For Peter Triassi, Montreal is a melting pot of diverse cult...
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Remember the best of Montreal with these souvenirs and delicacies

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 Travels enrich a person's experiences. Mementos are a great way to preserve memories from a wonderful trip. Peter Triassi, Montreal local, welcomes people from different parts of the world to come and see his city once it is safe to travel again. For those who have the Canadian city in their must-see list, here are some ideas for souvenirs and delicacies worth bringing home to friends and family. Maple roducts Peter Triassi from Montreal  takes pride in the fact that the province of Quebec is the world's largest producer of Maple products. Aside from maple syrup tourists who visit Montreal can also bring home other maple products for their loved ones such as candy, tea, butter, and cookies. These products are considered Canada's best and will remind a person of their good times in the country. Ice wine While Montreal isn't the first city that comes to mind when it comes to wine, many tourists have enjoyed their ice wine, a dessert wine made from grapes that are still f...
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A guide to the best coffee shops in Montreal

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 Unsplash.com Despite the rising number of coffeehouse franchises in Canada, the city of Montreal continues to have a growing independent coffeeshop scene. Aside from being a must-visit destination for foodies, Peter Triassi from Montreal says that his home city is also a place for coffee-lovers. He shares this guide to the best coffee shops in his area. Dispatch Coffee Starting out as a café on wheels, Dispatch has become a successful business in the city. Now with multiple locations, the coffee roasters have also become a place where coffee lovers can attend tastings, brewing workshops, and get their own supply of beans to-go. With expert and friendly baristas, one will feel welcome to discover more about coffee when they enter one of the shops. Café Olimpico Peter Triassi, Montreal local, says this coffeeshop is an icon in the city's food and beverage scene. Established in 1970, the café has seen many generations of Montrealers. This Mile End establishment has a limited men...
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