Cheap Flights to Montreal

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Flights to Montreal

As Canada’s second city, Montreal is culturally-rich and bustling place to visit. The world’s largest French-speaking city outside of Paris, the European influence runs deep and seeps into the city’s architecture, fashion and culinary scenes. Blessed with boundless festivals, parks, boutiques, Montreal is a delight for all travelers.

Cheap Flights to Montreal

As one of Canada’s busiest flight routes for both business and leisure travel, numerous airlines offer frequent and cheap flights to Montreal from across the country. Airlines that fly across to Montreal are: Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat, Air Inuit and First Air, and PAL Airlines.

Flights to Montreal from Toronto

The flight route from Toronto to Montreal is one of the busiest is the country. Cheap flights to Montreal from Toronto are abundant year-round, costing upwards of C$ 60 for a one-way trip. The average Toronto to Montreal flight time is one hour and 10 minutes.

Flights to Montreal from Vancouver

Another popular flight in Canada is the Vancouver to Montreal flight. As a result, cheap flights from Vancouver to Montreal (YVR to YUL) are plentiful, making it easy to even find last minute flights to Montreal – prices start at C$ 215 for a one-way ticket.

Arriving at Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL)

After your flight to Montreal touches down, Downtown Montreal is just 30 minutes away from Montréal-Trudeau International Airport and will cost you approximately C$ 42 for a taxi. Traveling on a budget? Take the 24-hour 747 bus service from Montreal Airport Arrivals to Downtown Montreal for C$ 10. The service can take up to 75 minutes and includes unlimited travel on bus and metro services for the next 24 hours.

Montreal Travel Information

Traveling to Montreal? Here’s what you need to know to make your journey as easy and enjoyable as possible.

Flights to Montreal: Frequently Asked Questions

What time zone is Montreal?

Montreal is on Eastern Time, so depending on where in Canada you’re traveling from you may need to adjust your watch.

What to do in Montreal

One of the main drawcards of Montreal is its historic centre. Old Montreal’s cobblestone streets are lined with centuries of tangible history: exhibits, public spaces, and architecture. Another highlight of Montreal is Mount Royal Park which spans 190 hectares of greenery and is the perfect place to take in the city from above. Discover more things to do in Montreal.

What to see in Montreal?

Some of popular Montreal attractions include the Old Port of Montreal and the Notre-Dame Basilica. Consider yourself an art aficionado? Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is a favourite stop of locals and visitors alike, and is home to the works of many of the great masters, Bruegel, Rembrandt, Cezanne, Rodin, Matisse and Picasso among them.

Where to shop in Montreal?

Montreal boasts a variety of fantastic shopping destinations. Rue Ste. Catherine is where to shop at global retailers and feast at award-winning restaurants. While Boulevard Saint-Laurent is characterized by colourful street art that grace the facades of the cafes and boutiques of the strip.

Where to eat in Montreal?

Visitors are in for a foodie adventure at Jean Talon Market. The outdoor food market is filled vendors selling international delicacies. Looking to dine in? The hip neighbourhood of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal is known for its diverse range of bars and restaurants – and tasty fuel.

Where to stay in Montreal?

Montreal has plenty of great places to stay, with 3* hotels on offer from C$114/night. Top rated hotels include the Travelodge by Wyndham Montreal Centre, and Hotel Gault. 5* hotels include the Sofitel Montréal Golden Mile and the Le Mount Stephen which can be found from C$263/night.

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