Tourist offices Montreal

A real bargain! With free access to no fewer than 48 museums for 3 consecutive days, the card is an interesting tool for those wishing to take advantage of their stay to discover a fine cross-section of the city's cultural heritage. It is particularly recommended for families traveling with children. For a single adult, it becomes profitable from the third visit onwards. It can be purchased on the website or at participating museums. Annual passes are also available.

The North Shore, located in Sept-Îles, Canada, is an ideal winter vacation destination for snowmobile enthusiasts. The region also offers numerous outdoor activities, including canoeing, horseback riding, golf, sea kayaking, scuba diving, wildlife and marine mammal watching, quad biking and more. Lovers of culture and discovery can visit art galleries, museums, interpretation centers, religious sites and attend events and shows. The Côte-Nord also offers family activities for visitors with children.

The Laurentians, located just north of Montreal, offer a vast territory filled with wide-open spaces and lively villages. Visitors can enjoy numerous activities such as hiking, golf, spas, beaches and quad biking. The Laurentians are also renowned for their tourist routes and regional flavours, offering travellers the chance to discover the local gastronomy. Accommodation options range from outfitters to camping sites, hotels, inns, chalets and tourist homes. The region also regularly hosts cultural events and festivals.

Information only on the Capital region.