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Montreal in the Autumn (Montreal’s most beautiful season)

Montreal in the Autumn

Montreal in the Autumn

Autumn is coming to an end in Montreal. The vivid colours have started turning to different shades of brown and the trees are getting increasingly bare. It won’t be long until we start waking up to frost in the morning – Halloween usually signals a quick descent into the dregs of winter. In a way autumn is the saddest season because we all know what’s coming.

But Autumn is the most beautiful season in Montreal. If you don’t believe me, have a look at the photos below.

 

Montreal in the Autumn. Plateau Mont Royal

Montreal in the Autumn. Mountain

 


 

 

Montreal in the Autumn. Colours
metro Mont-royal in the fall

park lafontaine in the fall

colours of autumn in Montreal

the Plateau in the autumn

 


 

 

Montreal in the autumn

Montreal in the autumn. Park Lafontaine

Montreal in the Autumn (Montreal’s most beautiful season)

Montreal in the Autumn (Montreal’s most beautiful season)

 
 
 

Related: Montreal in the summer

Related: Our detailed Montreal Guide

Related: Photo Essay – Montreal in the Winter

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  1. Brahm Muhlstock

    September 6, 2022 at 11:20 pm

    My favourite place in autumn was the lower gravel road around the base of Mount Royal during autumn. And the music to play for that season is Cesar Franck’s symphony in D minor, especially the first movement.

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    • Frank (bbqboy)

      September 7, 2022 at 6:56 am

      Ah, a musical connoisseur! I’ll have to listen to that.

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