I've been looking for a video like this for years! I think I walked up and down this street every day while I was a student in Montreal. Brings back memories. Wonderful job filming this!
St Laurent north of Sherbrooke is so interesting but reminds me of Bloor/Annex area. Not just an old Jewish area (suggest we all read Mordecai Richler for that) but also Portuguese, both getting wiped out from demographics but still visible. Just east of St Laurent is St Denis street for boutiques & good/busy bars.
Hello Johnny! Thanks for sharing the video to us! And also thanks for showing us the different streets around the city of Montreal. I’m planning to visit Montreal again hopefully in the summer time! Have a great Sunday!
When I lived in Mtl the term "Le Plateau" was never used. I think it's a modern real estate construct so where it begins on St Laurent is on a sliding scale.
Interesting see the bike under the snow (15:40) and it's so sweet the little Christmas tree decorated with snow (38:32) . How people find their stuffs under the snow ? Maybe they need a map . 😂🌨🌲👀🥰❤
lol I was only there for 2 nights and have been before. I passed it up last time too and just went to Dunn's instead (equally good sandwiches IMO, but Schwartz's has a one of a kind atmosphere that truly makes it special).
I’m surprised a city as large as & well known as Montreal just lets their sidewalks go like that. Even small town downtowns at least try to keep up with clearing their sidewalks.
If I ever go to Monteal I think I want to stay at the hotel next to the sex store. It seems like a good crossroad to go down to Chinatown/Old Montreal, then up to surplus stores on St. Laurent then hipsters at the top of Le Plataeau.
It's basically Montreal streets and anywhere in the big city same thing concrete stores towers same thing just language different bus car sane stuff anywhere you fo
Good morning Johnny your videos are Awesome 🙂 great motivation to walk and exercise 👍👍
I've been looking for a video like this for years! I think I walked up and down this street every day while I was a student in Montreal. Brings back memories. Wonderful job filming this!
Another attractive video my friend I appreciate your work stay connected for support
Have fun 🙏🙏👍👌❤️
good morning everyone
St Laurent north of Sherbrooke is so interesting but reminds me of Bloor/Annex area. Not just an old Jewish area (suggest we all read Mordecai Richler for that) but also Portuguese, both getting wiped out from demographics but still visible. Just east of St Laurent is St Denis street for boutiques & good/busy bars.
Love it❤
Love it. I wanted to see Montreal with good graphics.
More trips to Montreal!!! More walks around town!!!!!!
More on the way!
Hello Johnny! Thanks for sharing the video to us! And also thanks for showing us the different streets around the city of Montreal. I’m planning to visit Montreal again hopefully in the summer time! Have a great Sunday!
When I lived in Mtl the term "Le Plateau" was never used. I think it's a modern real estate construct so where it begins on St Laurent is on a sliding scale.
Johnny, you're making me homesick.
Gosh..I don't miss my stomping grounds at all! So run down!
I miss Montreal
Interesting see the bike under the snow (15:40) and it's so sweet the little Christmas tree decorated with snow (38:32) . How people find their stuffs under the snow ? Maybe they need a map . 😂🌨🌲👀🥰❤
16.00 one the rare Art Nouveau style building in Canada .
Johnny - when you walked by Schwartz’s when it was open, there was no line, and you didn’t go in, it literally wrecked me. 🥪
lol I was only there for 2 nights and have been before. I passed it up last time too and just went to Dunn's instead (equally good sandwiches IMO, but Schwartz's has a one of a kind atmosphere that truly makes it special).
Cool video Johnny
when you want to see videos regarding street walk or downtown exploration remember Mr . strides
I’m surprised a city as large as & well known as Montreal just lets their sidewalks go like that. Even small town downtowns at least try to keep up with clearing their sidewalks.
You should drive on their roads 😅
It's always been like that in Montreal. One of many reasons we moved to Ontario.
@@marketdetective Roads are horrible.
If I ever go to Monteal I think I want to stay at the hotel next to the sex store. It seems like a good crossroad to go down to Chinatown/Old Montreal, then up to surplus stores on St. Laurent then hipsters at the top of Le Plataeau.
If Johnny hasn't already, he should go to Paris and do a walking video there.
Unlike Toronto those sidewalks are so messy I wonder why
Montreal is not as well off $ as Toronto
I think it snows so much they just give up? 🤷♀️
Hi Johny, do you use hand warmers while walking in the cold for long hours ?
I just wear thin gloves, they work well enough.
A bicicleta 😆😆
It's basically Montreal streets and anywhere in the big city same thing concrete stores towers same thing just language different bus car sane stuff anywhere you fo
@33:00 that guy in the black and sky blue north face jacket and the walking--is that MR. BALD 👨🦲 AND BANKRUPT?!? He is in Montreal?!?
It doesn't appear to be him as the guy in the video has a bike.
LOL
Learn other words.
@@alibhg3063 Like I like turtles!