Montreal Vacation Packages

Set on an island in the Saint Lawrence River, in Canada’s Quebec province, Montreal is a historic, yet modern city, known for its European flair, vibrant nightlife, superb cuisine, cultural diversity and joie de vivre (zest for life).

Explore Montreal

Few can resist the charm of Montreal’s alluring blend of glitzy skyscrapers, cobblestone quarters, cosmopolitan neighborhoods and buzzing city scene. From winters celebrated around cozy fireplaces on the slopes of mountains and in friendly pubs to summers filled with inviting terraced cafes, lively festivals and breathtaking green spaces, all of Montreal’s seasons sizzle.

Stroll through Old Montreal, a protected historic area dating from the early 1700s, now bustling with boutiques and cafes.

The interior decor of Notre-Dame invokes a sense of wonder. Its sanctuary, colors and windows are captured in photographs by almost a million visitors every year. It’s neo-gothic and art rivals Europe’s finest cathedrals.

Explore the 1976 Olympic Park on Montreal Island and see Montreal and the St. Lawrence river valley from the Montreal Tower, the tallest inclined tower in the world.

Old Montreal Slide 1 of 3: Stroll through Old Montreal, a protected historic area dating from the early 1700s, now bustling with boutiques and cafes.
Notre-Dame Slide 2 of 3: The interior decor of Notre-Dame invokes a sense of wonder. Its sanctuary, colors and windows are captured in photographs by almost a million visitors every year. It’s neo-gothic and art rivals Europe’s finest cathedrals.
Olympic Park Slide 3 of 3: Explore the 1976 Olympic Park on Montreal Island and see Montreal and the St. Lawrence river valley from the Montreal Tower, the tallest inclined tower in the world.

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Montreal Activities

History buffs can explore the narrow cobblestone streets, well-preserved colonial mansions, grand French restaurants and fascinating museums that make up Old Montreal and the Old Port riverfront area, which dates back to the 18^th century. A must-see masterpiece is the Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the most renowned and dramatic examples of Gothic Revival architecture in the world.

Make learning fun for the whole family with a visit to Montreal’s interesting museums — from interactive experiences and fine arts to blockbuster exhibitions and renowned collections of fashion. Skate, cycle, toboggan and paddle in Montreal’s impressive parks like Parc du Mont-Royal or Parc Jean-Drapeau. Minutes away, heading east, west or north, you’ll discover unexpected pockets of terrestrial beauty and a year-round, outdoor playground.

Shopping

A visit to Montreal is a great excuse to shop. Its streets offer funky boutiques and a host of popular retail stores, filled with great buys for every taste. Montrealers are known to push the fashion boundaries, mixing styles and creating new looks.

Dining & Drinks

Montreal is an amazing foodie destination —from traditional recipes to inventive cuisine — chefs across the city delight palates of seasoned and budding epicureans. The city has several iconic foods you just can’t leave the city without trying, such as poutine, a tasty trifecta of cheese curds, fries and gravy.

Montreal becomes supercharged after dark, igniting a fun-loving, welcoming edginess rarely found anywhere else. Its microbreweries, jazz bars, dance clubs, live music venues, rooftop terraces and everything in between will give you plenty of reasons to stay out late.

Getting to Montreal

Delta Vacations getaway packages include round-trip airfare on Delta to Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL). We also offer car rentals, giving you the convenience to travel when and where you want.