Montreal & Quebec City Pocket Precincts: A Pocket Guide to the City's Best Cultural Hangouts, Shops, Bars and Eateries

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The largest city in Canadas French-speaking province of Qubec, Montral is a modern, vibrant city steeped in rich heritage. This UNESCO City of Design provides it all, from the cobblestoned streets and grand architecture of Old Montral, to the pleasure seekersplayground on Parc Jean-Drapeau. The citys mixed-heritage past and migrant-friendly present displays the best of Canadian hospitality, and its amalgamation of cultures makes for a variety of experiences.
Montral & Qubec City Pocket Precincts is your curated guide to the citys best cultural, shopping, eating and drinking experiences. As well as detailed reviews and maps for major attractions, hidden gems and local favourites in Montral, the guide has an extended field trip section outlining the best places to go in Qubec City, as well as maps to help you get around this UNESCO World Heritage treasure. Field trips to nearby Mont Tremblant and Canadas capital, Ottawa, are also included.
Slip this guide into your pocket and head off on an adventure, experiencing the coolest places in Montral, Qubec City and surrounds, like a local.

Author Bio

Melbourne writer and broadcaster Patricia Maunder lived in Montral from 2012 to 2016. Constantly offering joys unknown in the Australian city where she was born and raised, it quickly became her other, much-loved hometown. From autumn splendour and winter wonders on her doorstep to maple beer, poutine and the worlds best bagels, Montral and its neighbours gave her much to write about, including for the citys English-language daily newspaper, The Gazette, and her blog, Zut alors! An Australian in Qubec.
Returning to Melbourne as a self-proclaimed ambassador for Montral, and Canada, she continues her media journey in travel, lifestyle and the arts. She has been a contributor to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age in Melbourne for many years, but her contributions on three continents are many and varied, including for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Weekend Australian and the UKs Operamagazine. From DJ to website editor, interviewing Booker Prize winner Margaret Atwood to driving a dogsled team, and now writing her first book, Patricias career is an ongoing adventure.
She is a member of the Australian Society of Travel Writers and the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance union. Discover more at www.patriciamaunder.com.