We are after all, married, and in love, and we all need a little cootchie coo every once in a while right? The problem is the products of too much loving kids can impede your need to get a little more. What do two consenting adults do then when they need a little alone time? Obviously, this is your first requirement for romance in Old Montreal.
The St. Or like my husband and I. James Hotel and Hotel Nelligan. Part of your heart will always stay here after you try some of their amazing fresh pastries. This is where you can enjoy the perfect charcuterie platter midday.
Speak to your hotel concierge early for dinner reservations. From here and ever more, I shall call patios, terrasses. Sounds so much better than sitting under an umbrella on the patio, right? If you visit Old Montreal in the summer months then you simply must stop and enjoy a terrasse with your lover. Indulge in Scandinavian thermal therapy and massage at one of the world-famous Scandinave spas. Built in a luxuriously refurbished barge, Bota Bota sits on the St.
Lawrence river. Remember that May-December relationship I alluded to earlier? By the s Old Montreal had fallen into decay and her beauty was beginning to fade. A group of concerned citizens took charge and began to revitalize the area, turning it into the major tourist attraction you find today. Of course, to get the ultimate appreciation you may want to make it a threesome for a short while and have a knowledgeable guide take you through the city.
We spent two hours with a guide and were led to gems we never would have found on our own, like the former Royal Bank of Canada that was built in Wildly opulent, you can access it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to appreciate the beauty within. Located in Victoria Square, just outside the old city, this particular portico was designed by French artist Hector Guimard in the Art Nouveau style. From here, walk across the street and enter the World Trade Centre.
