Montreal, the largest city in the province of Quebec and the second largest across Canada, with a population over 3 million people, has recently made to the New York Times list of globally hip cities. It is the only city across North America, along with other significant cities across the world, including Berlin, Shanghai and Barcelona which have made the cut.

The recent global business report aims to globalize the world, with no borders, even as this will allow the young professionals to move freely and choose their preferred places for the purpose of residence. The city with a population of 3.6 million, Montreal welcomes both French and North American people.

There are several things that have made this city a perfect place to live in, with affordable costs of living and long winter evenings being just two of them. Moreover, when it comes to quality food, hip culture, well-maintained museums, and well-organized transportation systems, Montreal is only the place worth mentioning across Canada.

Apart from all these, the said report also mentions its great educational institutions, the culture of nightlife, widespread underground stores and restaurants network, paths for bikes, and a system of public bicycle known as BIXI. This report’s said purpose is to survey the cities, considered to be both tidy and well-maintained.

Montreal is an amazing city with a great spirit of celebration. This Canadian city leaves no such moments and celebrates all types of events — from Jazz to Formula One.  To find more about this beautiful city and its great culture, you can search through various websites.