Grand Prix of Canada
Neighborhood: Montreal Islands
Nearest Train: Jean-Drapeau
Phone: +1 514 350 0000
Fax: +1 514 350 4709
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Montreal's Formula One weekend is centered around the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve on Notre-Dame, with the St. Lawrence River and the Montreal skyline in the background. Jacques Villeneuve carries Canada's hopes for the checkered flag at the country's largest attended sporting event. Bars, restaurants and hotels are packed throughout the weekend with race fans from all over the world. Qualifying takes place Friday and Saturday (from 7a), while the race goes on till Sunday.
Rev Your Engine
Neighborhood: Montreal Islands
Nearest Train: Jean-Drapeau
Phone: +1 514 350 0000
Fax: +1 514 350 4709
Website | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Montreal's Formula One weekend is centered around the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve on Notre-Dame, with the St. Lawrence River and the Montreal skyline in the background. Jacques Villeneuve carries Canada's hopes for the checkered flag at the country's largest attended sporting event. Bars, restaurants and hotels are packed throughout the weekend with race fans from all over the world. Qualifying takes place Friday and Saturday (from 7a), while the race goes on till Sunday.
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I am not going back
Everything was awful and the people were so rude!The food tased awful. The place was dirty. I hated ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Crazey Land, MI on Dec 15 2005
Always look forward to going back!
Montreal is one of the best cities in Canada. You will think you are in Europe, but are still in No...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Florida on May 29 2005
The weekend
The grand prix is actually a minor part of the environment during "GRAND PRIX WEEKEND" This is the t...
Reviewed by:S.S. from Chicago on Sep 07 2004
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