And while we knew Montreal-style bagels were a thing, we didn’t realize how good they are. We had no idea that Montreal is actually an island 5 times larger than Manhattan, or that it’s second only to Las Vegas in hosting bachelor and bachelorette parties in the world ( the legal drinking age is 18 – the lowest in North America). To be honest, we didn’t know much about Montreal before our trip. Plus, we were introduced to a Canadian winter tradition that immediately won us over: cabane à sucre, aka Sugar Shacks!
So instead, this year, we boarded an Amtrak train in New York City and headed up to Montreal, Canada! To our delight, Montreal is every bit a charming winter wonderland – complete with Christmas Markets and delicious treats. Christmas just doesn’t feel right without a cozy mug of mulled wine and a blanket of snow! But while we love hopping on a plane and flying to Europe – the reigning champion of Christmas Markets – let’s face it: it’s not always feasible. Montreal, Canada is a winter wonderland, and one of the best places to visit for winter cheer!Īs Californians, there’s nothing more exciting to us than traveling somewhere cold and snowy – especially if there will be Christmas Markets. Travel Essentials We Bring on Every Trip.30 Things No One Tells You About Backpacking in South America.
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