Mile-End, Jean-Talon Market, and the St. Joseph's Oratory

Today was already my last day in Montreal and I enjoyed it to the fullest in beautiful spring weather. I started at the Berry UAQM metro station heading towards Mile-End. I strolled through the neighborhood I discovered yesterday. Mile-End is similar and has many cafes, bagel bakeries, and beautiful parks. All in all, it is a very beautiful part of the city. After that, I went through Little Italy, although it reminded me less of Italy. The travel guide advertised it, but besides a few pizzerias, not much reminded me of the Italy I know. The Jean-Talon Market is also located in this neighborhood. There was a lot of hustle and bustle, and a lot of people tried the farmers market. I really liked it there, but I didn't buy or eat anything because I had packed sandwiches again. I ate them in the sun right next to the big market hall. I don't like taking photos in such markets because it's more of a push and shove, and as a seller, I would feel silly if people took pictures but didn't buy anything. So I don't have any pictures from there, and your imagination is needed here ;) The last item on my agenda for the day was the St. Joseph's Oratory. My landlords also recommended this to me because it is the tallest building in the city. Then I went back to my apartment. Actually, I wanted to go up to Mont Royal again once it's dark to see Montreal at night. But I realize that walking around the city for the past three days has made me quite tired and I just don't feel like going out again. Yes, I have to admit that to myself sometimes, you can't do and see everything. Tomorrow, I will continue by car to the city of Quebec. I'm curious to see what awaits me there.