2) Montreal, Canada
Montreal is an excellent city to visit for any reason, and it’s also a good alternative for seniors who want a French experience but are unable to make the trip all the way to Europe. The cobblestone streets of Old Montreal are filled with restaurants, boutiques, and art galleries. The cultural hub is also filled with museums, its own Notre Dame, a botanical garden, and it’s a foodie paradise. You can even enjoy a dinner cruise on the St. Lawrence River. The Jean Talon Market is one of the biggest on the North American continent and was ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the ten best things to do in Montreal. Many hotels and museums have senior discounts, and the city’s paratransit system is available to assist visitors in wheelchairs.
