Photo: Rue Saint Paul Old Montreal Quebec

People stroll along Rue Saint Paul in Old Montreal, Quebec admiring the heritage that surrounds this street.

The cobble stoned street and heritage buildings bring to life the picturesque Rue Saint-Paul in Old Montreal in Montreal, Quebec. Located in the downtown area, this is one of the oldest streets in Montreal where shopping, architecture, history and culture are a few of the interesting things to see and do while visiting Old Montreal.Buildings along the Rue Saint-Paul date back to the 19th and 20th centuries, most of them being constructed from brick. For those who love the work of a good architecture, the Rue Saint-Paul oozes with antiquity and the shops are filled with a variety of intriguing displays.A few of the main attractions that bring the tourists to Rue Saint-Paul is the Bonsecours Market and the Notre-Dame De-Bonsecours Chapel. During the evening hours, the Rue Saint-Paul is lit up making this a very attractive area for a fine evening meal at one of the many restaurants.People stroll the Rue Saint-Paul simply to enjoy the sights of Old Montreal, Quebec while others spend hours shopping and eating. ... continue below the picture...

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... Each business has a unique sign hanging above the entranceway luring in many of the visitors that come to Old Montreal to see the beauty of the Rue Saint-Paul.Rue Saint-Paul in Old Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.