Old Montreal Holiday Deals

Old Montreal Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Old Montreal

"I regret spending money on travel," said no one ever. So dust off your passport and get ready to do it all over again in Old Montreal, Montreal! Around 1,600,000 people inhabit this thriving city, a popular holiday spot for travel addicts like yourself. Old Montreal is 1 kilometre to the northeast of central Montreal. Keen to know how to get there from Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport? Piece of cake. Find a taxi, dump your gear in the back and travel east for 16 kilometres.

Old Montreal is a sightseer's wonderland. A good portion of the city's top attractions are dotted near this fascinating neighbourhood, including Notre Dame Basilica and Saint Joseph's Oratory. You should also make sure to pay a visit to the Concordia University and the Biosphere. While you're in town, think about visiting a few other neighbourhoods to experience more of what Montreal offers. Ville-Marie and Chinatown are some attractive areas that aren't too far away.

The city centre also offers a multitude of sights to marvel at, such as the University of Montreal and Christ Church Cathedral. Mount Royal Park and the University of Quebec-Montreal should also be included in any excursion downtown.

Want to blow off a bit of steam? Fun places include the Montreal Casino and the Mount Royal Club.

Some fantastic cultural attractions are waiting. Start off at the Place des Arts, the Fonderie Darling, the Walter Klinkhoff Gallery and the Claude Lafitte Gallery.

Breathe easy as you stroll through the fascinating art collections on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Chateau Dufresne Museum and the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal. Later, why not go to a local café and ponder your time there?

From hands-on displays to curiosity‐inducing objects and artefacts, museums have something for everyone. If you get stuck with some bad weather, why not take yourself over to the Canadian Centre for Architecture, the Redpath Museum, Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame and the Montreal Science Centre?

There's nothing quite like the feeling of excitement when a live show is due to get under way. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to go up at the Centaur Theatre, the Monument National, Palais des congres de Montreal and the St. Denis Theatre.

Locating attractions to amuse the kids is often a top priority when going on holiday with the family. Keep a lookout for the Imperial Cinema, the Cinematheque Quebecoise, Parc Jean-Drapeau and the National Library of Quebec.

The unique sights, sounds and smells of Montreal Insectarium and Bird and Flower Sanctuary are a delight for those with a passion for animals.

Are you travelling with kids but have run out of ideas of things to keep them amused? La Ronde and Action 500 are some popular places they're sure to love.

The Japanese Garden, St-Lambert Lock, Lac des Castors and Chalet du Mont-Royal are some of the best places for nature fans to get out into the fresh air.

Get your blood pumping at a nearby reserve, such as the Montreal Botanical Garden, the Montreal Biodome and Summit Woods and Summit Lookout. Bring a decent camera to snap photos of the native wildlife.

Pack a picnic and bring some friends down to spend time in one of the lively green spaces nearby. Your options include Champ de Mars, Place du Canada, Lafontaine Park and Saint Louis Square.

There's nothing quite like treating yourself to a bit of shopping. Grab your credit card and make a stop at Bonsecours Market, Eaton Centre, Jean-Talon Market and Atwater Market.

Smith House, the McCord Museum, the Victoria Square and the Place Bonaventure have so many stories to tell. History nerd or not, you're sure to learn something at these time-weathered sites.

Places of worship such as St. James United Church, Grand Seminary of Montreal, St. James the Apostle Anglican Church and Church of the Madonna della Difesa can give you a greater understanding of the region's faith. Immerse yourself in the calm atmosphere and take a moment to ponder.

Are you mad for football? Then be sure to bring some red, blue, silver and white with you to enthusiastically cheer on the Montreal Alouettes at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium.

Hotels in Old Montreal

Who said that good service needs to cost an arm and a leg? You'll have a peaceful night's sleep at an even better price at the Falcon Motel Brossard and the Hotel Le Roberval. Two more you may want to consider are the ApartHotelMontréal and the Ritz-Carlton, Montréal. These upmarket hotels are for those who'd like to live like a king or queen while they're here.

There's also the option to hit the sack within a short walk of Notre Dame Basilica, one of Old Montreal's leading attractions. Take a look at either the Hotel Le St-James Montréal (0.3 kilometres away) or the W Montreal (0.5 kilometres away).