The adventures of Jen and Doug and a black cat named Mr. Knightley.
The Notre-Dame Basilica, a minor basilica in Old Montreal, Canada, has one of the most dramatic church interiors in the world. It is considered a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture, filled with intricate wood carvings, rich …
We have visited other large interactive multimedia exhibits, such as the immersive Van Gogh experience, so when we had some spare time during our Montreal trip we decided to check out Oasis Immersion. Oasis is …
Even though Doug and I promised ourselves a more relaxed pace (ha!) for our December trip to Montreal, we of course “just popped in” to a few attractions in between other things we were doing. …
It is said that you can’t experience Montreal properly unless you attend a hockey game. Fortunately, there were a handful of tickets still available for the Pittsburgh Penguins’ visit to the Bell Centre to take …
An important part of travel is trying the local delicacies. Without further ado, I present the items we tracked down in Montreal. Crêpes are a traditionally French food, so Montreal – the only spot in …
Note: Though we greatly enjoyed it, there are no photos of this particular meal on Facebook, Instagram, or in this post. Read on and you’ll learn why! Doug and I had a fascinating dinner at …
Montreal, Quebec, is a city filled with history, art, and architecture. Here are some snaps of a few sites from our December trip to Montreal.
Even though I was not especially a Barbie fan growing up, and I thought the Barbie movie had a lot of potential but ultimately didn’t live up to it (don’t get me started), I knew …
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) was an absolute nightmare in terms of how it was laid out. It has five –– five – buildings and 140,000 square feet of exhibit space. If it …
I was on the fence about the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site in Montreal, Canada, but it was near a crêpes cafe and it was decorated for Christmas, so the scales tipped in favor …
