Montreal Vacation Rentals

Many Montreal vacation rentals are open-plan, well-designed modern apartments. Many of these apartments are located in leafy neighbourhoods, and are within walking distance of local amenities and attractions. Here's a few ideas for your stay.

Where to Shop on Your Montreal Vacation

The Jean-Talon Market is one of several bustling markets in Montreal, and is open year-round. There are hundreds of different stalls selling a variety of fresh produce, meat, and flowers. There are also coffee shops, restaurants, a fish market, and an Italian bakery. Visit the businesses surrounding the market which sell various types of food, liquor, and spices, or explore the surrounding neighbourhood which is a centre for the local Italian community.

Montreal: A Top Cultural Destination for Travellers

Meet some famous faces at the Grévin Museum, located in the heart of downtown Montreal. This museum runs a constantly changing set of themed exhibits and is home to over 120 wax models. Some of the most famous celebrities on display include Michael Jackson, Justin Bieber, and Barack Obama. There's also a display of people who have made their mark on Canadian and Quebec history, such as ice hockey legend Jean Beliveau and singer Robert Charlebois.

Exciting Things to Do in Montreal With Kids

With interactive exhibits and fun events and festivals, you'll find a range of interesting activities to do in Montreal with children. Take a guided tour of Old Montreal and enjoy a ride in a horse-drawn carriage or visit the majestic Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the world's finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture.

Located in the Old Port area, the Montreal Science Centre is one of Canada's most renowned science centres and is home to a great collection of interactive permanent exhibits including Water in the Universe, Fabrik - Creativity Factory, and more. The Science Centre also boasts an IMAX theatre and hosts various seasonal and annual events throughout the year.

Known as the city of festivals, Montreal has plenty to offer for all ages. In July each year, the Montréal Cirque Festival is an annual event featuring fascinating circus shows and workshops. Don't miss the vibrant street performances, which feature impressive acrobatics and colourful displays of juggling.

Take a visit to the Olympic Park and admire the breathtaking view of the city atop the Montreal Tower, which is one of the world's tallest leaning towers. The Olympic Park Sports Centre is located at the base of the tower and offers pools for diving as well as playground obstacles and slides for kids on certain Sundays.

What to See and Do in Montreal

The Mount Royal Park overlooks Montreal itself. and gives its name to the city. It was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect who also designed New York's Central Park. This city park is home to a wide range of plants and bird life. You can also enjoy outdoor activities such as cycling, walking, or rollerblading. There are a variety of activities in the park, including a permanent exhibition at the Maison Smith, and historical displays at the Mount Royal Chalet.

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