Saint Sauveur is a small town in the Laurentians 60 km north of Montreal. It is well known for its local ski areas. In summer the many restaurants and cafés, as well as outdoor concerts, attract a number of visitors. It is a town full of life, but just a few meters away in the back streets it is very quiet and you will see beautiful country homes.
the main street, rue Principale, where the cafés and shops are located
one of the shops on rue Principale
A French restaurant “La Boheme” which is very popular
some of the restaurants already decorated for Halloween
some people still sitting outside even it is getting colder
love the blue door
another cute little shop
one of the lovely homes in Saint Sauveur
this is definitely one of my favorites.
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Awesome photographs, they look beautiful.
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Thank you Aquib. I was sure that you would like these pictures which shows another town here in Canada. There are so many places to visit here, even I have not seen them all.
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Canada is really beautiful, see those houses just splendid!!
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I like especially the second house, the little wooden one. You see some really cute little houses there, right out of a picture book. Lucky them who live in them !!!
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Beautiful pictures, thank you 🙂
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Thank you Ben. I am happy that you liked the photos.
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I love St. Saver. Such a sweet town.
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Me too. It is one of my favorite places to visit. Thank you for stopping by.
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What a beautiful place. A perfect setting for a Hallmark movie.
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Thank you. I am glad you like the pictures of this beautiful little town. In winter with the snow it does look like a picture book setting. I love especially the little houses in the back streets.
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This is indeed a pretty, quaint little town. Would love to visit one day!
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It is really a nice little town full of visitors and tourists. I love the little side streets with its quaint houses.
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herrliche Bilder, wunderschöne Landschaft und romantische Häuser. Erinnert mich an Südtirol oder die Schweiz. Ein schönes Fleckchen Erde
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Das stimmt. Ein schönes kleiner Ort wo man gern seine Zeit verbringt.
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What a beautiful place, lovely share!
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Thank you. I am glad you liked the pics.
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I love that place very cozy and looks like a fairy tale town, perfect for photoshoot. Great job 🙂
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Yes you are right, it is perfect for photoshoot. Could have taken many more pics.
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The blue door on the Souvlaki shop is obviously run by some very proud Greeks. Thanks for the tour. It looks a lot like some places in Australia.
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Thank you for your comment. I am sure there are similar places in Australia. some people think it also looks a bit like in Austria because of the ski hills in the background. It is really a nice little town and very popular with visitors.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Reema
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Your beautiful photos show that we don’t need to travel to other destinations to explore our world. There is so much to see around us! Reminds me of a favorite quote by Marcel Proust: “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”
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you are right. It is right in front of our doorstep.
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Love this place a lot, while looking to the photos, i felt that i am breathing in and out canada’s air😍😁❤️
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It really is a lovely place. I could have taken so many more pictures.
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Yes it is, my wish to get canada someday, it is a lovely place. I enjoy looking for the posted photos, incredibly amazing they are, tinahomeblog❤️
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Another set of lovely pics. Often wonder if people who grow up and live in these places would be different from people growing up and loving in crowded, built-up, uncared for surroundings. They have to be.
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Thank you for your comment. I think that people who grow up in crowded built-up surroundings will definitely appreciate these nicer places. But not always. Some people like it crowded and shabby. I myself grew up in a shabby place and I do appreciate these quiet nice places now. On the other hand there are people who have always lived in beautiful rich places and they are unhappy and don’t appreciate anything. It really depends what kind of person you are. Lara
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