Montreal Winter Trip ❄️

Canada is famous for its fall foliage, but it's also a great place to visit in the winter. I visited this winter because I wanted to see Montreal covered in snow. 1. St. Joseph's Cathedral - This cathedral is famous for its beautiful night view. If you take the free shuttle that operates here and go up to the top of the building and wait until the sunset, you can see a wonderful view. Most of Montreal's buildings are influenced by France, and since there are no tall buildings, you can enjoy a cute French village-like night view. 2. Montreal City Hall - Montreal City Hall is decorated with yellow lights for the Christmas season. If you come in the evening, it's great for taking pictures with the sparkling building in the background, and I recommend visiting the famous tourist attractions of the St. Lawrence River and King Edward Quay in front. 3. Maple Taffy - If you visit eastern Canada in the winter, you can enjoy maple taffy, a specialty. It's made by sprinkling maple syrup on snow, freezing it in a flash, and then rolling it up on a stick. It may not seem like much, but it's a delicacy. It's the best when you eat it when you're low on sugar, and it has a unique feeling of eating it right after it's made, so it's a taste that I still think about often. #WinterTravel #Montreal #MontrealTravel #WinterTravelDestination #Canada