Chris1989

Tourists definitely loved smoked meat as much as Montrealers, but who makes the best meat in the city?

Tourists spend the day exploring Parc Jean-Drapeau

A day at Parc Jean-Drapeau

A mouthwatering tour through Montreal’s famous brunch scene

Visiting Montreal's birthplace

Nope, and they don't respond to my messages or suggestions. Very disappointing

Thanks everyone! So glad it had the emotional impact I hoped it would. I was actually in the middle of editing when the news of Christopher Plummer's death broke. RIP to a Montreal legend ❤️

People from far and wide (including a few celebrities) explain their reasons for loving Montreal.

So happy to read this! Once the pandemic is over, time to go spend 6 hours in the metro exploring haha!

Tourists try out the metro (and kinda fall in love with it):

Tourists take a ride on our beautiful metro system:

The story of the famous 19th century tavern in Old Montreal and the present-day icon in Little Burgundy (and the famous people who love it)

thanks, editing it made me realize I haven't been up there in forever I need to make a trip.

A love letter to Mont Royal shown through the lens of tourists exploring its beautiful trails, iconic landmarks and spectacular lookout points.

First video of 2021! A love letter to Mont Royal shown through the lens of tourists exploring its beautiful trails, iconic landmarks and spectacular lookout points.

Merci Steve I went to film school and always loved this Canadian classic, so with Christmas here decided to make a different type of video - a love letter to an iconic Christmas horror film, with a small creepy Montreal connection. This might not be for everyone! Spoiler Warning for Black Christmas (1974) Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noël à tous!

I had so much footage from Old Montreal about different spots I also made a little video about Le Petit Dep, which claims to have been around since 1822. I assume it was a general store that's been open in that spot since 1822 and not this actual shop, but still cool!

Is Cité Mémoire still going on? Made a little video about it anyway..

Thank you Ricardo!!

I did! But it's already three years old, I've come across so much amazing footage since then I may have to do a re-edit Here's my newest, a big video exploring Vieux-Montréal and many of the historic structures in the area, with tourists who are truly blown away by what they see. It got me thinking that Old Montreal should (like Vieux-Quebec) be designated a UNESCO World Heritage site at some point in the near future...

Montreal's oldest church, founded in 1655 and rebuilt in 1773 after a fire. According to some, it may be the oldest still functioning church in North America.

Was my most anticipated building and it may have exceeded my expectations.

Montrealers think it's nothing special, but tourists can't believe it exists. La ville souterraine!

Wow not terrible! Nice Friday surprise!

Thank you Steve!