Bilingual City

Montréal

A bilingual metropolis with cobblestones, a Biodôme, an Olympic tower and the best bagel argument in North America.

The easiest first international trip a school can run. Passports, but no jet lag.
Itineraries
3
Cost to plan
$0
Historic stone building with a large silver dome, lit by warm lights at dusk. Bare trees line the quiet street, and banners hang from the building’s facade. Sky is clear with a hint of evening light.
Interior of a grand, ornate church with wooden pews, dramatic blue and gold lighting, high arched ceilings, and an elaborate altar. A few people are seated or walking inside.

Montréal at a glance

  • International stamp without jet lag from the Northeast
  • Bilingual city: French practice plus urban culture in one stop
  • Easiest first passport trip for nervous admin teams
  • Combines with Québec City on a single motorcoach

On the ground

  • Old Montréal
  • Notre-Dame Basilica
  • Olympic Park
  • Biosphere
  • Mount Royal
  • Marché Bonsecours

A bilingual metropolis with cobblestones, a Biodôme, an Olympic tower and the best bagel argument in North America.

Why we recommend it

  • International stamp without jet lag from the Northeast
  • Bilingual city: French practice plus urban culture in one stop
  • Easiest first passport trip for nervous admin teams
  • Combines with Québec City on a single motorcoach

What groups see

  • Old Montréal
  • Notre-Dame Basilica
  • Olympic Park
  • Biosphere
  • Mount Royal
  • Marché Bonsecours
Trips

Trips in Montréal

3 itineraries

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