Alain Simard is something of a legend in Montreal. After all, anyone who can bully the government into putting on free outdoor festivals must be a little bit special. But sitting next to me nursing a hangover and sipping a cup of take away soup, he seemed very unlegendary like.
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The Montreal Highlights Festival
16/06/2013This entry was posted in Canada, Montreal, North America, Quebec and tagged Alain Simard, Guide to festivals in Montreal, Montreal, Montreall Highlights Festival on .Montreal. Canada’s second city comes of age.
16/06/2013This entry was posted in Canada, Montreal, North America, Quebec and tagged canada holidays, Guide to Montreal, montreal holidays, montreal hotels on .Marie was gazing at me intently. She had been for a few minutes now and her rock steady stare was more than a little disconcerting I can tell you. I’d like to say she was hopelessly intoxicated by my rugged good looks and international reputation, sadly though, it was a result of my feeble attempts at following her directions for rolling paper thin pasta.
Read the full story hereLe Petit Hotel Montreal
16/06/2013This entry was posted in Canada, Hotel Reviews, Montreal, North America, Quebec and tagged canada holidays, hotel review, montreal hotels on .Petit may mean small, and if we are being honest here, it is a boutique hotel. It’s just that my room was actually very big. Maybe the hotel should be renamed Le Petit Hotel Avec Grand Chambre?
Read the full story herePhiladelphia Historic Districts. Uncover hidden gems
14/06/2013This entry was posted in Philadelphia, North America, Pennsylvania, USA and tagged Guide to Philadelphia on .Philadelphia Historic Districts are a joy to wander and the Old City/Historic District is America’s most historic square mile, no question.
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Philadelphia and Rocky. Discover Iconic movie location.
14/06/2013This entry was posted in North America, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA and tagged Philly in the Movies, Rocky, Rocky Balboa, Rocky statue in Philly on .Five out of the six Rocky movies were shot in Philly and the Rocky statue at the foot of the steps of the Museum of Art is Philly’s biggest tourist attraction. Philadelphia and Rocky really do go hand in hand.
Read the full story hereTax free shopping in Philly is real retail therapy.
14/06/2013This entry was posted in North America, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA and tagged shopping in Philadelphia, Shopping in Philly, tax free shopping in Philadelphia, tax free shopping in Philly on .There’s little to choose between New York and Philadelphia on many levels from food to football, but when it comes to tax free shopping in Philly this city has a definite edge.
Read the full story herePhilly for Foodies. A thrilling culinary adventure
14/06/2013This entry was posted in North America, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA and tagged Food in Philly, Guide to food in Philly, Philly cheesesteaks on .Food is an essential part of what makes Philadelphia tick. Each neighbourhood has its own unique style, for instance in West Philly you’ll find traditional Ethiopian whilst in South Philly you’ll see mainly Italian eateries. Philly for foodies is a reality.
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Travel Guide to Philadelphia. Uncover hidden gems.
13/06/2013This entry was posted in Philadelphia, North America, Pennsylvania, USA and tagged Best places to see in Philadelphia, Guide to Philadelphia, Guide to Philly on .Andy Mossack travels to the birthplace of freedom as he offers his travel guide to Philadelphia
Read the full story hereNaples: The Paradise Coast lives up to its name.
13/06/2013This entry was posted in Florida, Naples, North America, USA and tagged guide to Naples Florida on .“Hold on to your hats folks, we’re going to do a 360 degree turn!” I think it was at this moment I fell helplessly and totally in love with Captain Harry and Odin, his stupidly powerful 820 hp jet boat.
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