Montréal has blossomed from small beginnings into one of the world’s most modern and dynamic metropolises. Its juxtaposition of French and British influences give rise to an exuberant creativity, reflected in its rich and festive cultural life. When it comes to the fundamentals of getting to know Montréal, several attractions and neighbourhoods stand out, so be sure to put these on your to-do-in-Montréal list.
The city takes its name from Mont-Royal, the triple-peaked hill which reigns over the downtown core. Affectionately called ‘the mountain’ by locals, this oasis of greenery is the city’s very own Central Park and is the most popular place to snap a Montréal...
Warm summer temperatures make exploring on foot much more enjoyable and is when most of the festivals take place. The winters may be cold and snowy, but this is a city that knows how to stay warm, with an Underground City stretching out beneath most of downtown Montreal.
The flying time from the UK to Montreal is around 7 hours 30 minutes.
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Board the Cavalier Maxim and discover Montreal during a 1½ hour cruise. Relive a page of history with a famous explorer, Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve, who will fascinate you with his anecdotes and historical facts. Take advantage of the sunny terraces and relax while admiring the city and its surroundings.
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On this 2 hour tour, explore the heart of the city with a local guide who brings Montréal’s unique joie de vivre to life. Stroll through cobblestone streets, admire stunning architecture, and uncover hidden gems. The tour includes Place d’Youville, Place Royale, Place d’Armes, Basilique Notre-Dame (outside), Cours Le Royer, Saint-Paul Ss, Basilique Notre-Dame (outside), Cours Le Royer, Saint-Paul Street, Place Jacques-Cartier, Marché Bonsecours and more.
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This 3 hour guided bike tour is a great alternative to traditional city tours. Led by a professional guide, you’ll get a great overview of Montréal, its history and all it has to offer. Start off in the Old Port and continue to the Latin Quarter, pass by La Fontaine Park and detour into one of the alleys of the Plateau. Continue by Mont Royal and Old Montréal, before finishing with a stop for a well-deserved drink (beer, wine or non-alcoholic included). After the tour feel free to keep your bike for the rest of the day (included).
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Since graffiti culture took hold over 20 years ago, Montréal has become a world leader in the urban arts scene. During this 2 hour tour, you’ll focus mainly on the Saint-Laurent Boulevard and take intriguing detours into surrounding streets and alleys. This colourful visit shows many lively and creative murals that highlight the talent of the artists behind them.
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