Exploring the storied streets of Montreal, your clients will see the classically French architecture of the Old Port. Well-known for its great cuisine, you may suggest they wander into one of the city’s grand food markets – Marché Atwater or Little Italy’s Marché Jean-Talon – for some top-notch local food accompanied by people-watching. Montreal also has a vibrant music and sports scene – you could recommend clients try surfing on the rapids of the Saint Lawrence River or book tickets to see hockey teams such as the Montreal Canadiens tearing up the ice.
How your clients can do a Montreal city break a bit differently
Canada
Claire Dodd
21 August 2025
Canada’s second largest city is a popular drawcard, with its European character and cosmopolitan vibe. Make sure your clients discover the destination’s true heart by highlighting its growing number of Indigenous tours and experiences
Leah Kanerahtaroroks Diome, owner of Purple Dragonfly Trading Post, tells stories about Montreal's Indigenous heritage © Claire Dodd
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