Cosmopolitan. Gastronomic. Festive. Open to the world…
Montreal - North America's indisputable city of lights - successfully combines its European roots and the energy of a young, animated city.
Montreal - situated on an island in the heart of the Saint Lawrence River - offers its visitors unique scenery. Let yourself be amazed by the city's contrasts and riches where skyscrapers, cathedrals, avant-garde designs and old architecture harmoniously intermingle. You will soon discover that Montreal's multiple facets will leave no one indifferent.
Activities and venues to discover:
- Old Montreal
- Old Port
- Botanical Garden and Biodôme
- Ile Sainte-Hélène and La Ronde, Quebec's largest amusement park
- The underground city's 30 km of tunnels
- Numerous summer events, such as the Jazz Festival, the International Fireworks
- Competition, the Just for Laughs Festival and Formula One
- Casino de Montréal
- Saint Joseph’s Oratory
- Thousands of restaurants with cuisines from all around the world
- Countless bars and night clubs
- Several museums and concert halls
- Boutiques and stores to suit all tastes and budgets
Explore Montreal and come live to the rhythm of this city of a thousand faces.
Montreal with the passing seasons
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°C / °F
Jan.: -9/15.8 Feb.: -8/17.6
March: -1/30.2 April: 6/42.8
May: 13/55.4
June: 18/64.4
July: 21/69.8 Aug.: 19/66.2
Sept.: 15/59 Oct.: 8/46.4
Nov.: 2/35.6
Dec.: -6/21.2
Did you know?
The tower of the Montreal Olympic Stadium is the highest leaning tower in the world.
Montreal has the largest underground city on the planet.
Would you like further information on Montreal?
Contact JPdL Montreal's office.
Tourist Bureau and related links
Tourisme Montréal: www.tourisme-montreal.org
Montreal Plus: www.montrealplus.ca
Bonjour Québec: www.tourisme.gouv.qc.ca
