Next stop on the Listopad choo-choo: Montreal!

Moshe Safdie's famed living quarters against the pretty St. Lawrence river.

We enjoyed the dreamy optimism of Ryue Nishizawa and his "Some Ideas of Living..." at the CCA.

This is a bike path. Absolument!

The bagels were such sweet, chewy, delicious little suckers.
I admit this city made me a little envious. There is a lot of emphasis on ease of transport, parks, music, fun, and food. Also, there are sweet little vintage (friperie) shops everywhere. We hope to make another stop there soon!
2 comments:
Montreal is my favorite city in the world. It's the first city I explored on my own as a 16 year old! I heart Montreal
At 30 was mind-blowing, can't even imagine 16:-) Seriously, though, it was rad. I will readily admit D.C. could learn from Montreal. Cath
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