Cheap Holidays to Montreal

Montreal Holidays

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Holidays in Montreal

There's a stack of reasons why you should grab your suitcase and treat yourself to a getaway to Montreal. Keep reading to discover the best of them!

With 1,600,000 residents, you're certain to make plenty of new friends!

If you venture 140 miles northeast of Montreal, you'll reach Quebec, the provincial capital. Travel 7 miles south and you'll come across Sainte-Catherine.

Unsure of where to begin exploring in this incredible place? Notre Dame Basilica and Saint Joseph's Oratory are a great start.

A visit to La Ronde Six Flags or Montreal Insectarium is a perfect chance for a bit of family bonding. If you're hunting for a bit more adventure, the Imperial Cinema and the Cinematheque Quebecoise are a couple of other options.

Get up close to some incredible animals and learn about conservation during an outing to Bird and Flower Sanctuary.

Do you and your pals enjoy a cold brew or two? Enquire about tours and pick the brains of the master brewers at the Verger Lacroix & Cidrerie.

Fancy spending a day sampling local wines? Indulge your palate, as well as learn about the winemaking process used this region, at Vineyard Oak River.

Start a wild night out with some high-stakes tables and shimmering lights at the Montreal Casino. It's just the place to get the festivities happening!

You don't need to be an experienced gardener to be inspired by the gorgeous garden beds at the Montreal Botanical Garden and the Montreal Biodome.

There's no need to venture deep into the forest to take in a bit of greenery. Mount Royal Park and Champ de Mars are just two of the wonderful recreational areas you'll find amid this concrete jungle. Alternatively, spend the day outdoors at Centre de la Nature or Morgan Arboretum.

Get the most out of your visit to Montreal by getting some advice from the experts at Peter B Yeomans Cultural Centre. Greater Montreal Convention and Visitors Bureau and Infotouriste Centre also offer a variety of useful resources such as brochures and maps.

St-Lambert Lock and Lac des Castors are unbeatable places to slip away to if you could do with some downtime. Settle in by the water's edge and take in the stunning scenery.

Stunning ocean views aren't the only things you can look forward to at Saint-Timothee Islands Beach. Keep an eye out for squawking seabirds as well as little critters like crabs and jellyfish.

You probably know about its must-see museums and malls, but don't forget that Montreal has some marvellous natural havens too. Parc du Domaine Vert and Arena Rosemere are two to consider. For some more breathing space, visit Parc Nature du Cap-St-Jacques and Boucherville Islands National Park.

Whether you'd like to discover something new or just unwind in the calm surroundings, the Biosphere and the Museum of Contemporary Art ought to do the job. Don't forget to enquire about special events! The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the McCord Museum are also top choices for museum enthusiasts.

The fantastic scientific objects and displays at the Cosmodome and the Montreal Science Centre are bound to get your mind into gear. For even more from the realm of science, you should also consider Montreal Planetarium. Be sure to enquire about any travelling exhibitions that are on.

We aren't exactly sure how the Redpath Museum and the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History have managed to assemble so many of this planet's fascinating treasures into just two spaces. A visit to either will transfix you for hours on end. For even more from the natural world, make the trip to the Pointe-a-Calliere Museum.

In a place that's bursting at the seams with terrific art collections, the Walter Klinkhoff Gallery and the Claude Lafitte Gallery somehow manage to stand out from the rest. Also check to see what exhibitions are on show at the St. Dizier Gallery and the Galerie Art 543.

Calling all history fans! You'll love learning about the rich and interesting past of this area at the Chateau Ramezay Museum and the Montreal History Centre. The Stewart Museum at St Helen's Island and the Maison Saint-Gabriel are also worth an excursion for an even deeper insight into days gone by.

A trip to Montreal offers many choices when it comes to historic attractions. You'll be able to get a deeper understanding of bygone times at Smith House and the Victoria Square. If that's not enough to satisfy the history buff in you, also make your way to the Place Bonaventure and Montreal City Hall.

Eager to see Montreal from a new angle? Head over to Jacques Cartier Bridge and Victoria Bridge, two historic pieces of architecture that have extended over the waterways for generations.

Looking to add a spiritual aspect to your trip? Take a look around Christ Church Cathedral and Saint Genevieve Church. St. James United Church and Grand Seminary of Montreal will also interest anyone wanting some quiet reflection.

It's far better to look back on your life and say, "Can you believe I did that?," instead of, "I really wish I had done that." So, while you are here you shouldn't miss the chance to pay a visit to some of the lesser-known attractions, such as the Place des Arts and Palais de Justice. You'll also find plenty to keep you occupied at the Fonderie Darling and Parc Jean-Drapeau.