Hopscotching around the world, our readers have had all sorts of adventures in recent months, biking Oregon’s trails, hiking Kauai’s Napali Coast and reveling in Austrian culture along the way. Now they’re sharing their discoveries and offering travel tips, so you can go, too.

Today, we’re headed to Old Montreal with a San Jose couple for a tour of the city’s landmarks.

CANADA: San Jose residents Ken Kelly and Linda LeZotte visited Quebec City and Montreal in September, visiting Le Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City and Old Montreal, the Notre Dame Basilica and the Pointe-a-Calliere, the Montreal Archeology and History Complex in Montreal.

“Old Montreal was vibrant,” LeZotte says. “At night, enjoy Cite Memoire, a visual history projected on buildings, trees and streets. A local recommended Jardin Nelson (pictured) for lunch on Place Jacques-Cartier near the Port. A great street to meander; the atmosphere and food were memorable. Don’t miss a ride on the gigantic Ferris wheel at the old Port.”

TRAVEL TIPS: “Montreal is very walkable. We contacted Global Greeters and had a wonderful tour of non-touristy sites in Old Montreal. We highly recommend them. Quebec City is all uphill but worth the walk just to see the city from a higher elevation. Ride the funicular from below to the Frontenac, if you get tired. A day trip to Montmorency Falls and Ile d’Orleans are a must. Find the forest mid-island where you can see the maple trees being tapped.)

Join the fun! Send a photo of yourself on your latest adventures — local, domestic or international — to jburrell@bayareanewsgroup.com. Tell us where you are, who everyone is and where they’re from, and share a travel tip or two to help fellow readers do that awesome thing, too.