MY TRAVEL IN CANADA Part #1 I started my travel from Venice to Canada with the biggest world’s aircraft that is, the A 380 airplane. We landed in Montreal Airport dedicated to the last Canadian PM, Pierre Elliot Trudeau. Since Cartier landed here in 1535, Montreal has evolved from a tiny village to a major metropolis. Old Parisian-style streets in Montreal are wonderful places for the taste of an European. But this city also reflects the integration between English and French people and their culture. Here I was near to Notre-Dame Basilica (Basilique Notre-Dame). It’s Montreal's oldest Catholic Church built in 1656. IT is known for its elaborated interior design, which includes stained glass, chronicling the history of the city. Quebec City may be the only fortified city we can find North of Mexico, but it welcomes visitors with open arms. We visited the Citadel, where we saw Canadian troops staging a military ceremony. In the afternoon we drank tea at the Chateau Frontenac and ate typical food that is, poutine-french fries with gravy and a cheese which is quite similar to our yogurt . The Province of Quebec is inhabited by many wild animals like wolves, bears, moose and others. Rivers and waterfalls are full of salmons, beavers and other species. Exciting, even too much, it was a close encounter with a black bear… . St.Lawrence River, near the Atlantic, has always been a summer refuge for blue whales and beluga. It has been amazing seeing them moving, jumping and playing in the estuary of the river.