Question : I want to travel to Canada, a tour of Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, maybe Toronto?
I love to travel to canada. I have been to windsor and toronto many times. I'm from michigan and I was wondering a few things: -should I learn some french if I go to Quebec-any recomended attractions for any of these citys-any websites that have packages for travel and hotel at affordable rates-any websites that have tourism info-any personal expirence stories are welcome as wellany and all answers are appreciated.Thanks!
- asked by Enginerd
All Answers:
Answer #1
well, i lived in quebec and i recommend you to go to its capital and montreal. montreal rocks!! there are real good places to go: "LA RONDE": it's an amusement park where u can have a lot of fun a whole day long. u can even lunch there at mcdonaldsCOMPLEXE DES-JARDINS: there are about 5 malls connected underground, and clothes there, rock!there are many places you could go..and you could also learn french; knowing more than a language will ALWAYS help you, no matter where u are.i had a real good time in mtl...you should walk through the st-catherine street...u can find real cool stuff therehave fun!
- answered by sweetrocker_131
Answer #2
Hi, I'm from Toronto area. Since you mention you've been here many times, then I'm sure you know of SkyDome, Air Canada Centre, SkyDome, stuff like that. Montreal -- People do speak English but they speak French. I've only been to Montreal area once so I can't remember too much about it.But I think you could order a pocket book to guide you in English to French just in case. My sister went to Quebec City. And she loved it.As for affordable rates and if it's your choice, may I suggest you sign up to become a free member to search for accommodation (they offer free) --
http://www.hospitalityclub.org/ .Websites:
http://www.quebecregion.com/e/
http://www.tourisme-montreal.org/B2C/00/default.aspHope they help.
- answered by thisisnotdel
Answer #3
#1 Apply for a passport now. It takes weeks for them to show up. Stop by your local post office for an application and get a picture done at the places that advertise that service. Its near 100 dollars to get a passport.#2 No, you don't have to learn french to be in Quebec they will make fun of you because you speak English as it is.. avoid Quebec its a mini France.. very snobby people not worth it.#3Go to www.canadatourism.ca for info on the rest of the country
- answered by Tapestry6
Answer #4
Don't listen to tapestry6. There is nothing wrong with Quebec. I visit every year. I am from Toronto. I have always been welcomed and I speak very bad French. Montreal has more night life then Quebec City. And more people speak English fluently. We go there for the Comedy Festival every year and have a wild time.
http://www.hahaha.comQuebec is for lovers! It is old and charming. My b/f and I went for Christmas just past. It was wonderful. The restaurants are fabulous.
http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc-en/accueil0.html
- answered by Blue Girl
Answer #5
You don't have to learn French to go Quebec City or the Province . There are part of Quebec city that is Anglophone . The The whole city is an Attraction . The Chateau Frontenac as well Les Portes St Louis , Les Plaines Abraham La haute Ville and all the finest restaurants you can find . In Montreal would be the Old Montreal as well the Subway that can take you anywhere . There is all kinds of attractions downtown as well the comedy teather and restaurants . The city is very large and you may want to get on the Quebec tourism website . Ottawa is just fascinating as well you want to visit the Parliament and the Governor General's house and the war museum and as well the Canadian mint .
- answered by Gentleman
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