Sculpture in front of the Erskine and American church

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. One local did his best Van Gough Scream impression

Barbie doll exhibition with really amazing costume designs and fine detailing all around. Even I was blown away

The Daniel Craig James Bond display

Christ Church Cathedral

Interior

Dorchester square with the Sun Life building rising in the back ground. The Sun Life building used to be the largest building in the British Empire

During our walking tour we were impressed by the number of people enjoying the parks with all of the benches and performers like this roving troupe

Windsor Station, at one time the Hub of Canada's Railway system

St George's Anglican Church

Interior

Mary Queen of the World Cathedral

Interior

St. Patrick's Basilica, also known as the Irish Church

Interior

Sculpture at Quartier international de Montréal

World Trade Center with a glass covered Promenade covering the length of the road

Our next stop was the Jean Talon Market, North America's largest outdoor Market

My favorite part of the market was the abundance of free food samples, especially the fresh and delicious nectarines

Interior of the Madonna della Defesa Church

Little Italy is known for their wrought iron winding staircases

After all of that walking we were definitely hungry, and since we were in Little Italy we were able to stumble upon this Trattoria

Lisa opted for the more reasonable salad and pizza while I had the Monstrous portion of lasagna. And I finished it

And after that huge meal we naturally had to walk off all of those calories. We strolled along Rue Saint-Hubert comma one of Montreal's Maine commercial arteries with over 400 boutiques. On this afternoon it was closed to all traffic