Learn French in Montréal

WHERE TWO LANGUAGES MEET
Montreal, with well over 3 million inhabitants, is Canada’s second largest city. It is on the same latitude as Milan, but here there are no Alps and no Mediterranean to exert a moderating influence on the climate. Summers are hot and humid; winters by contrast are bitterly cold with lots of snow. It is not enough simply to tick off Montreal’s many sights. This is a city that needs to be experienced and seen at first hand, on foot, as this is the only way to appreciate its incomparable temperament, joie de vivre, and its multifaceted culture. A stroll or a trip in a horse drawn carriage through “Le Vieux Montreal”, the small old town on the harbour with its restaurants, street cafés, art galleries and souvenir shops, provide an opportunity to inhale the old French atmosphere. If you approach the inner city, however, from Westmount Square at the foot of Mount Royal, an ancient volcanic cone, you would swear you were in a typically British city. The Gallic temperament remains unbroken, even after 200 years of membership in the British Empire.