Where to go in the Fall around Montreal?

There are plenty of places close to Montreal where you can take full advantage of the joys of autumn. One of the outings to book on your agenda could be an Orchard visit. Apple picking with family and friends is a fantastic activity, especially in the Laurentians.

Where to see Fall colours in Montreal?

There are many places in Montreal where you can admire the Fall colours and enjoy this time of year. With its many trails, Mont-Royal park is an ideal location. A stop at the chalet is a must, where you can enjoy the panoramic view of the city from the Kondiaronk lookout.

Where to spend the day in Montreal?

You could visit the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Botanical Gardens, Mount Royal Park, the Biodôme or the Museum of Fine Arts. And don't forget to stock up on goodies in the city's public markets.

Where to have fun in Montreal?

If you'd like to try your luck at gaming, head for the Montreal Casino. For board game fans, Randolph Pub Ludique is the place to be. You could also cheer on your favorite team in one of Montreal's sports bars, such as La Cage.

What activities are there to do in Montreal's Old Port?

You could climb aboard one of the gondolas of the Ferris Wheel, Canada's tallest observation wheel. Then take a zip-line ride and admire the unique view of the Old Port and the St. Lawrence River. Finally, the Science Centre offers interactive activities for the whole family. As for the Voiles en Voiles adventure park, it offers aerial courses of varying heights.

What indoor activities are available in downtown Montreal?

Shopping is king: the underground city stretches beneath the heart of the metropolis, linking metro stations and shopping centres. Take the whole family to Centre PLAYBOX, located in the Eaton Centre, for entertainment and a vast selection of games.

What cultural activities for couples are worth trying out?

Highly anticipated events include the Montreal OFF Jaxx Festival from October 3 to 12, 2024, the Salon du livre de Montréal from November 27 to December 1, 2024, and the Bach Festival from November 16 to December 8, 2024.

Where to get your flirt on in Montreal?

Nightclubs, bars, concerts, festivals, sports groups: there's no shortage of opportunities to find something to suit your taste.

Emmanuelle Froment

Emmanuelle, a solo traveler and animal lover, has journeyed through numerous countries. A Scene+ expert and Caribbean travel specialist, she shares insights on maximizing rewards. Her love for the sea, inspired by family vacations in France's Languedoc-Roussillon, led her to spend 8 years in the French Antilles. While the call of the ocean remains, Montreal—her heart's city—is where she truly feels at home.

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