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Montréal

Vibrant urban culture and charming neighbourhoods

Montréal combines European charm and North American energy in a singular way. World-class museums, the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal, views of the city and river from Mount Royal, inventive gastronomy and omnipresent design are just some of the things that make up its identity. It’s an inspiring city you’ll want to hang out in, explore and marvel at, no matter the time of year.

Flights to Montréal

Activities not to be missed

Notre-Dame Basilica and Old Montréal

Admire the basilica’s stunning neo-Gothic architecture and stroll through the historical streets of Old Montréal until you reach the quays of the St. Lawrence River, stopping at the art galleries, artisanal shops and cafés along the way to take in Montréal’s cultural heritage.

Pointe-à-Callière Museum

Located on the very site where Montréal was founded, this museum houses remarkable architectural remains and spans centuries of history, from the Indigenous era to modern times. Take a look back at the city’s fascinating past through interactive and immersive exhibits that are sure to delight people...

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

In a prestigious corner of the downtown core, the MMFA invites visitors to discover paintings, sculptures, photographs, multimedia installations, and decorative art from prehistoric times to today. The permanent and temporary exhibits provide a different perspective on local and global artwork.

Mount Royal: Kondiaronk and Camillien-Houde belvederes

Here’s an option just minutes from downtown for those who like to blend nature, history and relaxation. Walk through the wooded trails of Mount Royal—open year-round—to the panoramic Kondiaronk terrace for spectacular views of the city and river. You can also take Camillien-Houde Way to reach its na...

RÉSO: the underground city

Away from the scorching sun or the harsh winter weather, you can explore some 32 km of pedestrian walkways in Montréal’s underground. Served by several metro stations, this major attraction provides access to 4,000 shops and restaurants, 20-odd museums and points of interest, and a number of hotels—...

Plan your trip

Fly to Montréal from Québec City on a direct flight courtesy of Air Canada, Air Inuit, Air Transat or PAL Airlines.

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