sprawling restaurant terraces for space along
Jacques-Cartier Square, while the cobbled streets of
Rue St. Paul and Rue Notre-Dame offer a reprieve of
quiet galleries and atmospheric wine bars. Horse-drawn
carriages are not an uncommon part of traffic, and the
narrows they traverse are lined with boutiques,
crêperies, and poutine shops enshrined in buildings of
stone and wooden lattices. Here you can evoke
Montreal's past with a traditional cooking lesson or
historical tour, then enjoy its artistic present with
live music and theater.