Historic Merrickville The Montrealer June 3, 2006 11921 This charming Ontario town overlooking the Rideau River has an interesting mix of ghosts, artisans, quaint shops and English-style pubs. Like a lot of people, I’m fascinated by the prospect of ghosts which is...
Double Exposure The Montrealer May 5, 2006 5160 Colonial Williamsburg integrates early American history with present day golf. Interfacing one of the largest outdoor museums in the world with some of the finest golf in the state of Virginia may seem lik...
Sailing aboard Holland America’s Volendam – outstanding! The Montrealer May 3, 2006 5955 A sense of understated elegance and courtesy make sailing with Holland America a holiday that surpasses expectations When people compare their cruise experiences and favourite cruise lines, Holland America ...
The pearl of southern Bohemia is a Czech Republic treasure The Montrealer April 7, 2006 6295 Little more than a decade ago Cesky Krumlov was anything but a European vacation spot. In fact, back then locals sometimes referred to this historic town south of Prague as Cesky Crumble-off. It was grey and dr...
The Montrealer April 5, 2006 5786 New York is a convenient departure port for Montrealers who want to enjoy a Caribbean cruise - driving to the port is cost efficient option “You can have both”, was our waiter’s reply to my question abou...
Adirondack Getaway The Montrealer March 7, 2006 6898 Nestled in New York state’s Adirondack Mountains, the historic Sagamore hotel blends Old World charm with contemporary sophistication. Considering its rugged beauty and immense natural assets, one way or an...
Cuba – Si! The Montrealer March 5, 2006 5783 A temperate, climate, beautiful beaches and new resorts make Cuba an enticing destination for Canadians By Peter Kerr We visited Cuba for the first time in February, and discovered why this island country...
