Québec’s largest, French-speaking city, with a cobbled Old Montréal and Notre-Dame Basilica that feel European; famous too for bagels, smoked meat and poutine.
Poutine — Fries with cheese curds and gravy, a Québec classic
Montreal tips and things to watch out for
Montreal travel tips
Menu prices exclude tax (5% GST + 9.975% QST) and tip; at least 15% of the pre-tax amount is usual. source
Airport to city: the 24-hour 747 bus costs $11.25 and doubles as a 24-hour bus and métro pass; on board it takes exact change in coins only. source
Good to know in Canada
Sales tax may be included in the displayed price or added separately; check your receipt. source
Contactless card payment works in most shops and on public transit. source
Watch out for in Canada
In parks and on trails you may meet bears and other wildlife; follow posted rules and never leave food out. source
In Canadian cities, do not leave bags unattended and keep valuables and your passport secure. source
General advice for the whole country. Check official government travel advice for entry rules and safety before you go.
Restaurant prices for Montreal are still being collected. The estimate also uses some official meal and transit prices checked in other cities in Canada.
Montreal attraction & theme park tickets
Official sellers’ prices for one adult admission. Select attractions in the calculator to add them to your budget.
Notre-Dame Basilica (Adult, plus tax): CA$16.00 · child CA$10.00