Visitors flock to Montreal's well-known lookouts like the Belvédère Kondiaronk and Saint Joseph's Oratory. But, there are lesser-known viewpoints also worth your attention. The city is filled with unique nooks that provide a different look at its buildings, streets, and the St. Lawrence River.
Visitors flock to Montreal's well-known lookouts like the Belvédère Kondiaronk and Saint Joseph's Oratory. But, there are lesser-known viewpoints also worth your attention. The city is filled with unique spots that provide a different look at its buildings, streets, and the St. Lawrence River.
Gazing up at the 65-metre Port of Montreal Tower and its glass-bottom outlook, one thought crossed my mind: nope. If the idea of entrusting your life to a transparent ledge scares the living daylights out of you, you're not alone. But I was determined not to let the dizzying pull of vertigo stop me from checking out the unmissable new structure at the end of the Old Port's Grand Quay.
There you are, standing in Montreal's Old Port, gazing at the geometric cascade that is Habitat 67, and the thought pops into your head that it seems somewhat incomplete. Well, you're on to something. The iconic structure is a monument to unrealized aspirations a tantalizing glimpse of what might have been. Now, thanks to digital technology, you can virtually step into a world where Habitat 67 has finally reached its full potential.