SPORT IS IN OUR DNA

SPORT IS
IN OUR DNA
PLAN FOR SUCCESS
At the confluence of North America and Europe, Montréal is a safe and friendly city
offering world-class facilities. We can accommodate your event and inspire your
athletes. The possibilities are endless!
MONTRÉAL’S TRACK RECORD
/ 1976 OLYMPIC GAMES
/ 1985 WORLD GYNMASTICS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
/ 2005 FINA WORLD SWIMMING
LET THE FIGURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Over 600 direct flights land daily just 20 minutes from downtown. There are over
24,000 rooms, 12,000 located downtown, including 4,000 connected to the Palais
des congrès de Montréal (Convention Centre) via an underground pedestrian
network. Choose from a wide selection of accommodations, from trendy boutique
hotels in Old Montréal to major hotel chains downtown, or quaint B&B lodgings in
the Plateau neighbourhood. University residences also offer an interesting
alternative.
CHAMPIONSHIPS
/ 2006 ISU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING
/ 2007 PRESIDENTS CUP GOLF
/ 2007-2012 NASCAR NATIONWIDE
SERIES CAR RACING
/ 2009 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
ALL-STAR GAME
READY AND WAITING FOR YOU!
/ 2014 SCOTTIES CURLING TOURNA-
Tourisme Montréal will help make your work easier through a host of valuable
services and resources, including:
/ 2014 FINA WORLD MASTERS
▪▪ Coordinating RFP requests
▪▪ Organizing site inspections
▪▪ Preparing bid documents
▪▪ Securing commitments from hotels, sports facilities and other partners
▪▪ Providing attendance-building tools
▪▪ Offering financial assistance
▪▪ Providing a dedicated Senior Convention Services Manager to assist with all
your needs.
MENT OF HEARTS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
/ 2014 WORLD SHORT TRACK SPEED
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
/ 2015 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR HOCKEY
CHAMPIONSHIP
/ 2015 FIFA WOMEN’S SOCCER
WORLD CUP
And that’s only the beginning. There are countless other ways we can assist you in
making your Montréal event the most memorable yet.
/ 2016 CANADA FIS CROSS-
For more information, contact us: sport@mtl.org.
/ 2017 FIG ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
COUNTRY WORLD CUP
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
RECURRING EVENTS
/ FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DU
CANADA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE
/ GRAND PRIX CYCLISTE DE
MONTRÉAL — UCI WORLDTOUR
/ ROCK ‘N’ ROLL OASIS MONTREAL
MARATHON
1. © TENNIS CANADA 2. © LUC LANDRY, CSCR 3. © DANIEL CHAYER 4. © GILLES PROULX 5. © TOURISME MONTRÉAL, STÉPHAN POULIN
6. © OCTANE MANAGEMENT 7. © MONTRÉAL CANADIENS HOCKEY CLUB 8. © LUC LANDRY, CSCR 9. © PARTENARIAT DU QUARTIER DES
SPECTACLES 10. © CENTRE PIERRE-CHARBONNEAU 11. © LUC LANDRY, CSCR 12. © GILLES PROULX 13. © GROUPE ANTONOPOULOS
14. © BANQUE SCOTIA 21K DE MONTRÉAL AND 5K 15. © PÉPÉ 16. © OLIVIER GARIÉPY, PHOTOGRAPHE
/ ROGERS CUP (PROFESSIONNAL
TENNIS TOURNAMENT)
A major sports city, Montréal possesses considerable
assets when it comes to accommodating all types of
sporting events: modern facilities, qualified coaches
and top-level athletes, not to mention the excellent
hosting quality and incomparable joie de vivre of its
inhabitants. We have demonstrated our organizational
and technical expertise on multiple occasions by
attracting large-scale national and international
sporting events.
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BELL
CENTRE
© Montréal Canadiens Hockey Club
1909 CANADIENS DE MONTRÉAL AVENUE
MONTRÉAL
PRO SITE
MTL
VENUES
BELL CENTRE
The Bell Centre is an undisputed hockey mecca and home of the Montréal Canadiens, the oldest and most respected
team in the National Hockey League and in the world. Each year, the venerable franchise attracts more than 1 million
spectators to their home games.
Since its inauguration in 1996, the Bell Centre has also been the leading venue for entertainment and business events
in Montréal. Employing cutting-edge technology to achieve the perfect ambiance in sight, sound and comfort, the Bell
Centre hosts more than 120 events and 650,000 visitors each year. It is clearly at the top of the Montréal venue list.
PRO SITE
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Basketball
▪▪ Boxing/MMA
▪▪ Curling
▪▪ Figure Skating
© Montréal Canadiens Hockey Club
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 23,000 spectator capacity
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Stage for medal ceremonies
▪▪ Restaurants
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Storage rooms
▪▪ Ice Hockey
▪▪ Lacrosse
▪▪ Tennis
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Lucien L’Allier (Orange line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
1909 CANADIENS DE MONTRÉAL AVENUE, MONTRÉAL, QC H3BB 5E8
CENTREBELL.CA
LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
BELL
CENTRE
MTL.ORG
CLAUDE-ROBILLARD
SPORTS COMPLEX
© Olivier Gariepy, photographe
1000 ÉMILE-JOURNAULT AVENUE
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
MTL
VENUES
CLAUDE-ROBILLARD SPORTS COMPLEX
The spirit of the 1976 Olympic Games lives on in Montréal through the excellence of the world-class facilities built for the
event. One of the most popular is the Claude-Robillard Sports Complex which continues to host national and international
competitions. The site is also home to five high-performance training groups and welcomes some 20 sport associations,
several of which are elite-level. The grounds feature a number of installations including slow pitch diamonds, a running
track, tennis courts, soccer and football fields and more.
This exceptional environment has hosted the Handball, Water Polo Olympic and Track and Field Olympic Trials.
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Athletics
▪▪ Archery
▪▪ Badminton
▪▪ Baseball
▪▪ Basketball
▪▪ Boxing
▪▪ Diving
▪▪ Fencing
▪▪ Figure Skating
▪▪ Gymnastics
▪▪ Handball
▪▪ Hockey
▪▪ Judo
▪▪ Karate
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Racquetball
Ringuette
Soccer/Football
Softball
Squash
Swimming
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Tennis
Volleyball
Water Polo
Weightlifting
Wrestling
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Crémazie (Orange line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
© Claude Robillard Sports Complex
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 11,500 spectator capacity outside
and up to 5,000 inside the Omnisports room
▪▪ Practice and exercise rooms available on site
▪▪ Outdoor training area
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees and dignitary lounge
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Vending machines (healthy menu)
▪▪ Stage for medal ceremonies
▪▪ Free wireless
▪▪ Massotherapy & physiotherapy on site
▪▪ Press gallery
1000 ÉMILE-JOURNAULT AVENUE, MONTRÉAL, QC H2M 2E7
VILLE.MONTREAL.QC.CA/CSCR
CLAUDE-ROBILLARD
SPORTS COMPLEX
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
9.9 km / 6.15 mi.
Travel Time: 19 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
MTL.ORG
MAURICE-RICHARD
ARENA
© Luc Landry
2800 VIAU STREET
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
MTL
VENUES
MAURICE-RICHARD ARENA
Located a short walk from the Olympic Village, Maurice Richard Arena bears the name of Montréal Canadiens hockey
legend and popular hero Maurice “Rocket” Richard. With an Olympic-size ice surface (30 x 60 metres), it’s the second
largest arena on the Island of Montréal with grandstand capacity of 4,800. This may be expanded by 2,500 with the
placement of seats on the ground level. The absence of columns means an unobstructed view for all participants, no
matter the event.
Maurice-Richard Arena is currently used on a regular basis as the training site of the Canadian short track speed skating
team. It also hosts numerous concerts, exhibitions, and national and international competitions.
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Curling
▪▪ Figure Skating
▪▪ Ice Hockey
▪▪ Ringuette
▪▪ Speed Skating – Short Track
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Viau (Green line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
9.1 km / 5.65 mi.
Travel Time: 15 minutes
© Olivier Gariepy, photographe
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 4,800 spectator capacity
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees and dignitary lounge
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Snack
▪▪ Stage for medal ceremonies
▪▪ Wireless Internet
▪▪ Central Sound System
▪▪ Technical catwalk
▪▪ Electronic scoreboard
▪▪ Box office
2800 VIAU STREET
MONTRÉAL, QC H1V 3J3
MAURICE-RICHARD
ARENA
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
MTL.ORG
MONTRÉAL
SOCCER STADIUM
© Stade de Soccer de Montréal
9235 PAPINEAU AVENUE
MONTRÉAL
MTL
VENUES
MONTRÉAL SOCCER STADIUM
Located in the Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension borough, the Montréal Soccer Stadium is a symbol of local innovation
and creativity, constituting the figurehead of a new generation of buildings designed to minimize their environmental
footprint.
Made of wood and recycled materials, the building is energy efficient, while sports facilities and related spaces meet the
highest quality standards. Nothing was left to chance to offer players the best conditions possible. The interior is bathed
in beautiful natural light thanks to the glass walls that envelop three sides of the structure, offering stunning views of the
Saint-Michel Environmental Complex. The site is perfect for training, competitions, and friendly matches.
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
OUTDOORS :
▪▪ Lighted 9- or 11-player field dividable into two
7-player fields
▪▪ Four 5-player fields
▪▪ FIFA 2 Star artificial turf playing surface
▪▪ 600 seated places in the stands
▪▪ Flexible area adjacent to the building for hosting
events or pre-game warm-ups
© Stade de Soccer de Montréal
INDOORS:
▪▪ 11-player field dividable into two 9-player fields or
three 7-player fields
▪▪ Playing surface with artificial turf
▪▪ 750 seated places in the stands
▪▪ 12 team changing rooms with lockers
▪▪ Event area
▪▪ Catering area
▪▪ Specialized boutique
▪▪ Multimedia room
▪▪ Fitness room
▪▪ Physiotherapy room
▪▪ Universal accessibility
9235 PAPINEAU AVENUE, MONTRÉAL QC H2M 2G5
VILLE.MONTREAL.QC.CA/STADEDESOCCER
MONTRÉAL
SOCCER STADIUM
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Football
▪▪ Quidditch
▪▪ Soccer
▪▪ Ultimate frisbee
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ Crémazie Métro (Orange Line)
▪▪ Parking available
Aéroport international
Montréal-Pierre-Elliott Trudeau
(20 minutes du centre-ville)
CENTRE-VILLE
DE MONTRÉAL
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
9.7 km / 6.2 mi.
Travel time: 20 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
MTL.ORG
OLYMPIC PARK
© Tourisme Montréal
4141 PIERRE-DE COUBERTIN AVENUE
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
MTL
VENUES
OLYMPIC PARK
Built for the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, Montréal’s Olympic Stadium is the only facility in Québec with the capacity to
welcome more than 60,000 people under one roof.
The Olympic Park Sports Centre, for the use of high performance athletes as well as the general public, features
Québec’s largest aquatic centre with seven pools, a training room, a multi-sport venue and a sport medicine centre.
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 65,000 spectator capacity at the Olympic Stadium
▪▪ 2,777 spectator capacity at the pool facilities
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Storage rooms
▪▪ Stage for medals ceremony
▪▪ Café and Boutique
▪▪ Soccer
▪▪ Swimming
▪▪ Synchronized
swimming
▪▪ Water Polo
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Viau or Pie IX (Green line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
8.7 km / 5.4 mi.
Travel Time: 14 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
© Jean-François Hamelin
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Diving
▪▪ Fencing
▪▪ Football (Canadian)
▪▪ Gymnastics
▪▪ Judo
4141 PIERRE-DE COUBERTIN AVENUE, MONTRÉAL, QC H1V 3N7
PARCOLYMPIQUE.QC.CA/CENTRESPORTIF
OLYMPIC PARK
OF MONTRÉAL
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
MTL.ORG
PALAIS DES CONGRÈS
DE MONTRÉAL
© Marc Cramer
1001 PLACE JEAN-PAUL RIOPELLE
MONTRÉAL
MTL
VENUES
PALAIS DES CONGRÈS DE MONTRÉAL
Palais des congrès is located at the heart of the action in Montréal. Standing at the intersections of the international
business district, the arts and entrainment district, Chinatown and Old Montréal. The glass exterior featuring the colors of
the rainbow is a photographer’s dream-come-true.
For competitors and visitors alike, the Palais will provide an unforgettable experience. It offers versatile, funtional and
user-friendly facilities to host various indoor competitions.
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Body Building
▪▪ ­Grappling
▪▪ Gymnastics
▪▪ Karate
▪▪ Powerlifting
▪▪ ­Table Tennis
▪▪ Taekwondo
▪▪ ­Wrestling
© Stéphan Poulin
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ Practice and exercise rooms
available on site (setup required)
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees and VIPs
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Commercial mall
▪▪ Full accessibility for people with reduced mobility
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Storage rooms
1001 PLACE JEAN-PAUL RIOPELLE, MONTRÉAL, QC H2Z 1H2
CONGRESMTL.COM
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Place d’Armes (Orange line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
PALAIS DES CONGRÈS
DE MONTRÉAL
MTL.ORG
PARC
JEAN-DRAPEAU
© Gilles Proulx
1 CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC
+ PRO SITE
MTL
VENUES
PARC JEAN-DRAPEAU
Parc Jean-Drapeau has one of the most beautiful outdoor aquatic complexes in Canada. The former training venue for the
swimming events at the 1976 Olympics, it was completely renovated to accommodate the 2005 FINA Championships.
Today, the Complex has three pools: the fastest competition swimming pool in Canada, a diving pool, and a recreational
gradual-slope pool with a cushioned rubber mat for young children. Dating from 1976, the Olympic Basin welcomes
rowing, canoeing, and dragon boat sports groups in addition to hosting high-level championships and competitions.
The Olympic Basin is over 2.2 km long, 110 m wide and 2.5 m deep. With its calm waters and facilities unique to North
America, the Basin is much admired by rowing sports enthusiasts.
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, measuring 4.361 km, is home not only to the Formula 1 vehicles of the Canadian Grand Prix,
but also to fans of biking, rollerblading, jogging and walking! Parc Jean-Drapeau remains the busiest park in Montréal for
more than one reason: 25 km of bike paths and walking trails, a beach where you can rent watercrafts and play volleyball,
two museums, the La Ronde amusement park, outdoor public artworks and the Casino de Montréal.
1976
OLYMPIC
+ PRO SITE
© Gilles Proulx, Parc Jean-Drapeau
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ Completely renovated indoor water sports
training facility
▪▪ Practice and exercise rooms available on site
prior to competition
▪▪ Separate changing rooms for competitors,
referees and VIPs
▪▪ Volunteer reception area
▪▪ Storage rooms
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Stage for medal ceremonies
▪▪ Competition pool with 10 lanes of 50 m,
depth of 3 m and a water temperature
maintained at 26 ºC / 79 ºF
1 CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE, MONTRÉAL, QC H3C 1A9
PARCJEANDRAPEAU.COM
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Athletics/
Cross-Country
▪▪ Beach Volleyball
▪▪ Canoe-Kayak
▪▪ Car Racing
▪▪ Cycling
▪▪ Diving
▪▪ Dragon Boat
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Triathlon
Rollerblading
Rowing
Swimming
Synchronized
Swimming
▪▪ Water Polo
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Jean-Drapeau (Yellow line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
PARC
JEAN-DRAPEAU
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
6.2 km / 3.85 mi.
Travel Time: 12 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
MTL.ORG
PIERRE-CHARBONNEAU
CENTRE
© Centre Pierre-Charbonneau
3000 VIAU STREET
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
MTL
VENUES
PIERRE-CHARBONNEAU CENTRE
The Pierre-Charbonneau Centre has been the venue for great moments in sport for over 50 years. Included in its
impressive history are the Greco-Roman and Freestyle Wrestling events of the 1976 Olympic Games, the Canadian Judo
Championships and Provincial Boxing and Ultimate Fighting Championships.
Located in the heart of Montréal’s Olympic Park, this multi-discipline complex offers a vast array of recreational and
sporting activities.
1976
OLYMPIC SITE
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ Practice and exercise rooms available on site
▪▪ 2,501 spectator capacity
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees and VIPs
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Restaurant
▪▪ Stage for medal ceremonies
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Karate
Judo
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Weightlifting
Wrestling
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Viau (Green line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
9.1 km / 5.65 mi.
Travel Time: 15 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
© Marcel Pigeon
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Badminton
▪▪ Basketball
▪▪ Boxing
▪▪ Fencing
▪▪ Gymnastics
▪▪ Handball
3000 VIAU STREET, MONTRÉAL, QC H1V 3J3
CENTREPIERRECHARBONNEAU.COM
PIERRE-CHARBONNEAU
CENTRE
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
MTL.ORG
SAPUTO
STADIUM
© Montréal Impact
4750 SHERBROOKE EAST
MONTRÉAL
PRO SITE
MTL
VENUES
SAPUTO STADIUM
The Saputo Stadium was designed and constructed as a home for the Montréal Impact squad of the MLS Soccer league.
It stands on the former track and field practice site of the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, with the stadium’s west side
having a view of the Olympic Stadium’s majestic inclined tower. Saputo Stadium represents a turning point in the history
of the sport in Québec, taking the next step in the promotion and development of soccer.
It hosts Impact home games as well as other soccer events including regional, provincial, national and international
competitions.
PRO SITE
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 20,801 spectator capacity
▪▪ Changing rooms for athletes
▪▪ Changing rooms for referees
▪▪ Volunteer area
▪▪ Restaurant
SPORTS PRACTICED*
▪▪ Soccer
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
8.7 km / 5.4 mi.
Travel Time: 14 minutes
© Impact de Montréal
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Viau (Green line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
4750 SHERBROOKE EAST, MONTRÉAL, QC H1V 3S8
IMPACTMONTREAL.COM
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
SAPUTO
STADIUM
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
MTL.ORG
UNIPRIX
STADIUM
© Tourisme Montréal, Stéphan Poulin
285 GARY CARTER
MONTRÉAL
1976
OLYMPIC
+ PRO SITE
MTL
VENUES
UNIPRIX STADIUM
The Uniprix Stadium hosts numerous sporting and special events, with the highlight of the year being the Rogers Cup
presented by National Bank. This prestigious professional tennis tournament organized by Tennis Canada welcomes the
best athletes in the world. As a result of major renovations in 1996, 2004 and 2008, Uniprix Stadium has a Centre Court
(11,437 seats), Court 1 (4,517 seats), 10 outdoor courts (hard) and 16 indoor courts (hard & clay).
Uniprix Stadium is located right in the middle of Jarry Park, one of Montréal’s most beautiful parks. It served as a training
site for the 1976 Olympic Games. The Fédération internationale de volleyball (FIVB) also held sporting events here, from
2002 to 2005, during its world tour.
1976
OLYMPIC
+ PRO SITE
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS
▪▪ 11,700 spectator capacity on central court
▪▪ Tennis court reservation
▪▪ Changing rooms for competitors
▪▪ Meeting rooms
▪▪ Multifunctional facilities
▪▪ Various events
▪▪ Volunteerism
▪▪ Pro-shop
▪▪ Restaurant and Bistro 4e Set caterer
© Tennis Canada
SPORT PRACTICED*
▪▪ Tennis
TRANSPORTATION
▪▪ SUBWAY: Castelneau (Blue line)
▪▪ PARKING: yes
DISTANCE FROM DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
8.1 km / 5 mi.
Travel Time: 18 minutes
* Note that the facilities can accommodate other
types of sports.
285, GARY CARTER, MONTRÉAL, QC H2R 2W1
TENNISCANADA.COM
UNIPRIX
STADIUM
DOWNTOWN
MONTRÉAL
MTL.ORG
MONTRÉAL
MONTRÉAL
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MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
SO CLOSE, YET SO DIFFERENT
A breathtaking combination of European charm and North American energy, this sparkling island
gem, nestled in the majestic St. Lawrence River, teems with discovery. Montréal’s Pierre-ElliottTrudeau Airport, just 20 minutes from downtown, is easily accessible from major cities worldwide
and is serviced by over 200 direct flights per day. At the heart of the city, the vibrant Quartier
international has become an important business hub as well as headquarters to many prominent
world organizations. The area is also home to the Palais des congrès (Montréal’s convention center),
which is within short walking distance to most major hotels.
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
WHERE THE WORLD MEETS
In safe, friendly and easy to navigate Montréal, visitors enjoy a warm welcome and discover the
vibrant neighbourhoods of this international metropolis. Its population of 3.7 million comprises 80
different cultural groups who speak not only French and English, but many other languages as well.
Since hosting the prestigious Expo 67 World Fair and the 1976 Summer Olympics, Montréal has
emerged as a key player on the global scene, celebrated not only for its international-calibre
festivals and fun, but as a world leader in industries such as aeronautics, information technology
and biotechnology and for significant innovations in the arts, multimedia and medicine.
MONTRÉAL WAS FIRST IN NORTH
AMERICA TO BE DESIGNATED A
UNESCO CITY OF DESIGN AND
THIRD INTERNATIONALLY AFTER
BUENOS AIRES AND BERLIN.
THE ART
OF LIVING
Visitors to Montréal enjoy a cultural line-up that’s second
to none. Downtown is home to the Quartier des spectacles
(the new Entertainment Quarter), a cultural nexus that pulses
year-round with the pick of the crop of shows and concerts
and, come festival-time, major outdoor performances.
DRAWING A CROWD
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
From dance to comedy and opera to theatre, Montréal’s performing arts calendar features many of
today’s brightest talents. Music lovers can soak up the very best in jazz, classical and electronic,
not to mention an indie scene that rivals the best in the world.
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
DESIGN, ART AND ARCHITECTURE
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
Old Montréal’s historic architecture and downtown’s soaring skyscrapers are just a sampling of
Montréal’s eclectic and inspiring urban landscape. Stunning originals like the Olympic Stadium,
which boasts the world’s tallest inclined tower, the futuristic Habitat 67 and the elegant Casino
de Montréal are sure to thrill design enthusiasts. Art lovers, for their part, can peruse superb
collections at the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts and Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal as well
as at dozens of local galleries.
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
THE CASINO DE MONTRÉAL IS
LOCATED IN THE FORMER FRENCH
AND QUÉBEC PAVILIONS DESIGNED
FOR EXPO 67.
A CITY FOR
EVERY SEASON
With more festivals than there are weeks in a year, it’s no
wonder Montréal enjoys a reputation as a world-class
destination for entertainment. Every summer, the streets of
its compact downtown become the rendezvous par excellence
for hundreds of thousands of fun-loving fans.
A FESTIVE LIFE
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
Spring, summer, fall and winter, Montréal rolls out a serious line-up of fun, indoors and out.
Warmer weather features include the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, the Just for Laughs
Festival, the Montréal International Fireworks Competition, and the Grand Prix Formula 1 World
Championship, while winter shines bright with the MONTRÉAL HIGH LIGHTS Festival.
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
MAJOR FESTIVALS
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
ALL YEAR LONG, CELEBRATING LIFE IS WHAT MONTRÉAL DOES BEST!
EVENTPERIOD
MONTREAL HIGH LIGHTS Festival
February
Mondial de la bière (Beer Festival)
Early June
Grand Prix of Canada
Mid-June
Montréal International Fireworks Competition
Mid-June to mid-August
Festival International de Jazz de Montréal
End of June to early July
Just for Laughs Festival
July
Rogers Cup (Tennis)
August
THE WORLD-RENOWNED CIRQUE
DU SOLEIL IS HEADQUARTERED
IN MONTRÉAL.
SAVOUR LIFE’S
PLEASURES
Montréal is a gourmet dream, with Parisian-styled bistros,
lively cafés, casual eateries and upscale restaurants dotting
the city end to end. Throw in cool lounges, bars and clubs,
add some of the biggest and brightest local and international
talent, shake it up and you’ve got one of the hottest dining
and nightlife scenes anywhere.
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
EPICUREAN EXPERIENCES
For Montrealers, food is a way of life. And a multicultural population combined with epicurean
innovation has translated into more than 6,000 restaurants city-wide, including 80 different types
of regional and international cuisines. In restaurants across town, Montréal’s master chefs have
been creatively crafting the city’s platinum reputation for culinary excellence to rival that of major
world destinations.
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
ALL-NIGHTERS
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
Whether kick-starting the weekend with our legendary 5 à 7 (happy hour) or enjoying the sizzling
nightlife of Crescent Street, Saint-Laurent Boulevard, the Quartier latin or Old Montréal, Montrealers
love to get out and mingle. Last call is at 3 a.m., but fun is passionately pursued in the city’s
popular after-hour venues.
MONTRÉAL IS FIRST IN NORTH
AMERICA FOR THE NUMBER OF
RESTAURANTS PER INHABITANT,
WITH NEARLY 64.9 RESTAURANTS
PER SQUARE KILOMETRE.
FASHION, FLAIR
AND FABULOUS FINDS
From high-end designer trends to home decor and rare vintage
pieces, Montréal offers up a wealth of shopping experiences.
In fact, Montrealers’ legendary love affair with browsing and
buying has given rise to hip boutiques, haute couture shops and
exclusive galleries that suit every style and wallet.
SHOPPING PARADISE
Whether you’re seeking international labels or exclusive creations by Québec’s renowned designers,
you’ll find it all in Montréal’s fantastic mix of elegant boutiques, major retailers and tiny
independent stores. Major arteries like Saint-Laurent Boulevard and Saint-Denis Street are home
to exquisite housewares, haute couture and unique gifts, while Old Montréal’s cobblestone streets
reveal original treasures and dozens of galleries.
AN UNDERGROUND CITY
Below the city centre, the extensive underground pedestrian network features 20 miles
(33 kilometres) of clean, brightly-lit passageways connecting to more than 1,700 boutiques and
businesses as well as hotels, subway stations, movie theatres, entertainment venues, restaurants,
museums and attractions.
DOWNTOWN’S 15-KILOMETRE-LONG
SAINTE-CATHERINE STREET HAS
OVER 1,200 STORES, THE HIGHEST
CONCENTRATION OF SHOPPING
SPOTS IN CANADA.
AN URBAN
OASIS
Montréal is not just a cosmopolitan city; it’s an island, with
the majestic Mount Royal dominating its vibrant downtown.
Year-round, the mountain is the destination of choice for
walkers, joggers, cyclists, skaters and cross-country skiers,
while water enthusiasts enjoy rafting and jet boating only
minutes from the city centre.
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
With more than 1,000 parks and green spaces and 500 kilometres (310 miles) of bike paths— the
longest cyclable trail in North America—the city makes it easy for business travellers to relax and
reconnect with nature. The Old Port offers a 2.5-km-long (1.6-mile) recreational and tourist park
and the Montréal Botanical Garden is a 75-hectare (180-acre) oasis just minutes from downtown.
Crowning the urban landscape is Mount Royal Park, planned by Frederick Law Olmsted, designer
of New York’s Central Park.
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
TEE TIME
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
A happy mix of big city glitz and wide open spaces, Montréal is also perfect for golf-loving conventiongoers. Delegates may tee off from more than 12 city courses, all within 20 minutes of downtown. A
total of 80 golf courses, many of which are top-rated, are located within a 160-kilometre (100-mile)
radius of the city.
MONTRÉAL WAS VOTED NUMBER ONE
CYCLING CITY IN NORTH AMERICA
BY THE ACCLAIMED BICYCLING
MAGAZINE.
DAY
TRIPPER
No visit to Montréal is complete without experiencing some
of the finest pre- and post-event destinations in the area.
GETAWAYS
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
Whether enjoying the Laurentians’ world-class resorts, slopes and parks, soaking up Montérégie’s
bucolic beauty or touring the Eastern Townships’s excellent vineyards, there’s something for
everyone a short distance from the city. And the breathtaking sites and splendour of historic
Québec City and Ottawa, the nation’s capital, simply can’t be missed.
LAURENTIANS
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
For fine dining and simple relaxation on fabulous natural surroundings, the Laurentians are about
an hour’s drive from Montréal. Featuring world-class resorts and parks-including the famous
Mont-Tremblant four-season resort-here you’ll find plenty of water sports, challenging golf courts,
mountain biking, rock climbing, snowmobiling, dog sledding, and fantastic downhill and crosscountry skiing.
and business savvy, French and English cultures as well as a
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking vision.
MONTÉRÉGIE
A short hop south across the river, the Montérégie region is a treasure trove of inviting attractions.
Explore the Richelieu Valley, visit Chambly’s famous microbrewery, or enjoy a picnic among the
apple orchards on tranquil Mont Saint-Hilaire. Close by, Parc Safari is a great way to spend an
afternoon.
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS
Head south from Montréal and you’ll find yourself in the picturesque Townships region, well known
for its bed-and-breakfast inns and gourmet cuisine. Tour vineyards and sample homemade wines,
jams and syrups; then visit the Orford Arts Center for a summer concert under the stars.
QUÉBEC CITY
Just a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Montréal, Québec City lives up to its UNESCO World Heritage
Site designation. Located on a spectacular bluff overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the streets
and buildings of Cap Diamant, Québec City’s historic quarter, and Place Royale recount the history
of New France. Inside the city’s old walls, the aroma of fresh bread, croissants and coffee waft
through the narrow streets–an irresistible atmosphere of Old Europe is so pervasive that you’ll find
it hard to believe that you’re still in North America.
OTTAWA
Ottawa, the nation’s capital, is only two hours from Montréal and home to the Canadian Parliament
and federal institutions. The city will astound you with its imposing government buildings towering
above the Ottawa River–especially the magnificent Library of Parliament and its superb Gothic
Revival architecture. Each spring, the city welcomes visitors from around the world for the
Canadian Tulip Festival, the largest in the world, with the breathtaking beauty of millions tulips
abloom throughout the Capital Region. Ottawa is bursting with grand museums and beautifully
designed parks along or close to the historic Rideau Canal which runs through the city center.
During the lively Winterlude Festival, the Canal is crowded with skaters gliding along the world’s
longest skating rink.
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
The list of destinations includes regular destinations served
year-round and seasonal destinations (winter: November to
March; summer: April to October). Information is subject to
change without notice. Please check with your airline.
Brussels Amsterdam
Moscow
Dublin
Frankfurt
London
Munich
Paris
Geneva
Zurich
Toulouse Lyon
Budapest
Venice
Rome
Madrid
Istanbul
Lisbon
Barcelona Marseille Athens
Algiers Tunis
Casablanca
Amman
MONTRÉAL
Chicago
Washington D.C.
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New York
Orlando
Freeport
Havana
Cancun
Varadero
Mexico City
Acapulco
Puerto Plata
La Ceiba
San Salvador
Cartagena
Managua
Porlamar
San José
Panama City
Bogota
Beijing
Seoul
Delhi
Doha
Mumbai
(Bombay)
Dakar
Tokyo
Shanghai
Taipei
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Jakarta
Lima
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Sydney
Melbourne
Cities with a red dot offer direct flights to Montréal. Consult the complete list below.
Destination
Airport
Code
W
Carrier
Flying
time*
Destination
Airport
Code
W
Carrier
Flying
time*
Destination
Airport
Code
W
Carrier
Flying
time*
Acapulco, Mexico**
ACA
1
Air Transat
6h 20
Geneva, Switzerland
GVA
5
Air Canada
7h 25
1
4
Air Algérie
7h 50
Holguin, Cuba
HOG
10
4h 15
Amman, Jordan
AMM
2
Royal Jordanian
9h 45
Air Canada, Air Transat, Cubana, Sunwing
Sata Internacionale
Airlines
5h 00
ALG
Ponta Delgada,
Portugal†
PDL
Algiers, Algéria
Porlamar, Venezuela**
PMV
1
Air Transat, CanJet
4h 40
Port-au-Prince, Haïti
PAP
2
Air Canada, Air Transat
4h 25
Porto, Portugal†
OPO
1
Air Transat
6h 57
Prague, Czech Republic†
PRG
1
Air Transat
8h 15
Providenciales, Turks &
Caïcos**
PLS
2
Air Canada,
WestJet
4h 09
Puerto Plata, Dominican
Republic
POP
10
Air Canada, Air
Transat, Sunwing
4h 17
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
PVR
4
Air Transat, Sunwing
6h 13
Amsterdam, Netherlands
AMS
7
KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines
6h 50
Antigua, Antigua and
Barbuda
ANU
1
Air Canada
4h 55
Aruba, Aruba**
AUA
1
Sunwing Airlines
7h 50
Athens, Greece†
ATH
4
Air Canada, Air Transat
9h 04
Huatulco, Mexico**
HUX
1
Sunwing
5h 15
Istanbul, Turkey
IST
3
Air Transat, Turkish Airlines
9h 15
Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo,
Mexico**
ZIH
2
Air Canada,
Sunwing
6h 00
La Ceiba, Honduras**
LCE
1
Sunwing
4h 23
HAV
2
Cubana
4h 10
Barcelona, Spain†
BCN
5
Air Canada, Air Transat
7h 12
La Havane, Cuba
Basel-Mulhouse,
Switzerland†
BSL
1
Air Transat
7h 00
La Romana, Dominican
Republic**
LRM
2
Air Transat
4h 15
Air China
13h 50
2
Air Canada, Air
Transat, Sunwing
5h 45
Punta Cana, Dominican
Republic
Air Canada, Air Transat, Sunwing, WestJet
4h 31
3
LIR
26
PEK
Liberia, Costa Rica**
PUJ
Beijing, China
Bordeaux, France†
BOD
2
Air Transat
6h 35
Lisbonne, Portugal†
LIS
2
Air Transat
6h 30
Rome, Italy†
FCO
12
BGI
3
Air Canada
5h 10
LGW
1
Air Transat
6h 40
Brussels, Belgium
BRU
6
Air Canada, Air Transat
7h 05
London (Gatwick),
England†
Air Canada, Air Transat
7h 57
Bridgetown, Barbados**
Rio Hato, Panama**
RIH
1
Sunwing
5h 30
LHR
13
Air Canada, British Airways
6h 35
Roatan, Honduras**
RTB
1
Air Transat
4h 25
Sainte Lucia,
Caribbean**
UVF
1
Air Canada,
Air Transat
5h 05
Budapest, Hungary
BUD
1
Air Transat
8h 30
London (Heathrow),
England
Camaguay, Cuba
CMW
3
Air Transat, Cubana, Sunwing,
WestJet
4h 15
Lyon, France†
LYS
4
Air Transat
7h 05
Madrid, Spain†
MAD
1
Air Transat
6h 55
3
1
Air Transat
7h 10
Air Canada, Air Transat
4h 20
AGP
Samana, Dominican
Republic
AZS
Malaga, Spain
Cancun, Mexico
CUN
31
Air Canada, Air Transat, Sunwing, WestJet
4h 50
Managua, Nicaragua**
MGA
1
Air Transat
5h 30
San Andres, Colombia**
ADZ
1
Air Transat
5h 10
Cartagena, Colombia**
CTG
1
Air Transat
5h 25
Manzanillo, Cuba**
MZO
1
Sunwing
4h 30
San Jose, Costa Rica**
SJO
1
Air Transat
6h 10
Casablanca, Morroco
CMN
6
Royal Air Maroc
6h 50
Marseille, France†
MRS
4
Air Transat
7h 18
San Jose del Cabo,
Mexico**
SJD
1
Sunwing
4h 00
Cayo Coco, Cuba
CCC
11
Air Canada, Air Transat, Cubana, Sunwing
4h 08
Mexico, Mexico
MEX
7
Aeromexico
5h 55
San Salvador, Bahamas
ZSA
1
Air Canada
3h 02
Montego Bay, Jamaica
MBJ
9
Air Canada, Air Transat, Sunwing, WestJet
4h 36
Santa Clara, Cuba
SNU
18
Air Canada, Air Transat, Cubana, Sunwing
4h 00
Munich, Germany
MUC
4
Lufthansa
7h 50
Santiago, Cuba
SCU
2
Sunwing
4h 35
Nantes, France†
NTE
2
Air Transat
6h 30
SXM
4
NAS
1
Air Canada
3h 50
Air Transat, Sunwing, WestJet
4h 35
Nassau, Bahamas**
St. Maarten, Netherlands
Antilles
Nice, France†
NCE
5
Air Transat
7h 20
St-Pierre, St-Pierre-etMiquelon
FSP
1
Air Saint-Pierre
2h 50
Panama City, Panama
PTY
6
Air Transat, Copa
Airlines
6h 00
Toulouse, France†
TLS
2
Air Transat
7h 05
Tunis, Tunisia†
TUN
1
Syphax
8h 55
Varadero, Cuba
VRA
25
Air Canada, Air
Transat, Cubana,
Sunwing, WestJet
4h 00
Venise, Italy†
VCE
2
Air Transat
7h 45
Zurich, Switzerland
ZRH
5
Swiss
7h 25
Cayo Largo del Sur, Cuba
CYO
5
Air Canada, Air
Transat, Cubana
4h 20
Cienfuegos, Cuba
CFG
1
Cubana
4h 00
Cozumel, Mexico
CZM
2
Air Canada, Air
Transat
4h 45
Curaçao, Netherlands
Antilles**
CUR
1
Air Canada
6h 30
Doha, Qatar
DOH
3
Qatar Airways
12h 00
Dublin, Ireland†
DUB
1
Air Transat
6h 00
Fort-de-France,
Martinique
FDF
3
Air Canada
4h 50
Francfurt, Germany
FRA
7
Air Canada,
Lufthansa
7h 00
Freeport, Bahamas**
1
Sunwing
4h 35
Paris (Charles-deGaulle), France
CDG
26
Air Canada, Air
France, Air Transat
6h 44
Paris (Orly), France†
ORY
7
Corsair
7h 00
Pointe-à-Pitre,
Guadeloupe
PTP
3
Air Canada, Air
Transat
4h 40
W = Weekly Departures. * Flight times gate to gate, according to Aéroports de Montréal (www.admtl.com). ** Destination served in winter only. † Destination served in summer only.
DOMESTIC FLIGHTS
The list of destinations includes regular destinations served
year-round and seasonal destinations (winter: November to
March; summer: April to October). Information is subject to
change without notice. Please check with your airline.
Iqaluit
Whitehorse
Salluit
Yellowknife
Kuujjuaq
Puvirnituq
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
St. John's
Wabush
Kuujjuarapik
Chisasibi
Edmonton
Victoria
Vancouver
Calgary
Regina
La Grande
Sept-Îles
Îles de la Madeleine
Baie-Comeau
Mont-Joli
Bathurst
Charlottetown
Chibougamau Bagotville
Moncton
Fredericton
Halifax
Québec
Saint John
Val-d'Or Mont-Tremblant
Meet Montréal, a destination
that deftly combines joie de vivre
Rouyn-Noranda
Winnipeg
MONTRÉAL
and business savvy, French Ottawa
and English cultures as well as a
Toronto
fascinating history and
a truly
forward-thinking vision.
London
Cities with a red dot offer direct flights to Montréal.
Destination
Bagotville, QC
Airport
Code
Weekly
Departures
YBG
20
Carrier
Flying
Time*
Air Canada
Destination
Airport
Code
Weekly
Departures
Carrier
Flying
Time*
1h 09
Ottawa, ON
YOW
YPX
56
Air Canada
0h 38
5
Air Inuit
6h 10
Air Canada,
Provincial Airlines
0h 51
Baie Comeau, QC
YBC
13
Air Canada
1h 34
Puvirnituq, QC
Bathurst, NB
ZBF
13
Air Canada
1h 42
Québec, QC
YQB
108
Calgary, AB
YYC
26
Air Canada,
WestJet
4h 37
Regina, SK**
YQR
5
WestJet
4h 05
Charlottetown, IPE
YYG
7
Air Canada
1h 36
Rouyn-Noranda, QC
YUY
25
Air Canada
1h 30
YSJ
19
Air Canada
1h 31
Chibougamau, QC
YMT
6
Air Creebec
1h 25
Saint John, NB
Chisasibi, QC
YKU
7
Air Creebec
4h 45
Salluit, QC
YZG
10
Air Inuit
9h 45
Edmonton, AB
YEG
14
Air Canada
4h 28
Sept-Îles, QC
YZV
41
Air Canada, Air
Inuit, Provincial
Airlines
2h 00
Fredericton, NB
YFC
21
Air Canada
1h 29
Halifax, NE
YHZ
55
Air Canada, Porter
1h 30
St. John's, TN
YYT
6
Air Canada
2h 25
Kuujjuaq, QC
YVP
7
First Air
2h 20
YYZ
185
YGW
7
Air Inuit
2h 55
Air Canada,
WestJet
1h 16
Kuujjuarapik, QC
Toronto (Pearson),
ON
La Grande, QC
YGL
5
Air Inuit
1h 40
Toronto Island, ON
YTZ
179
Air Canada, Porter
1h 10
YVO
22
Air Canada
1h 22
YTM
7
Porter Airlines
0h 35
Val-d'Or, QC
London, ON
YXU
5
Air Canada
2h 38
Vancouver, CB
YVR
34
YGR
7
Air Canada
2h 19
Air Canada,
WestJet
5h 29
Magdalen Islands,
QC
Wabush, NL
YWK
13
2h 18
Moncton, NB
YQM
21
Air Canada
1h 35
Air Canada,
Provincial Airlines
Mont-Joli, QC
YYY
13
Air Canada
1h 30
Winnipeg, MB
YWG
20
Air Canada
3h 00
La Macaza, QC
* Flight times gate to gate, according to Aéroports de Montréal (www.admtl.com). ** Destination served in winter only.
UNITED STATES FLIGHTS
The list of destinations includes regular destinations served
year-round and seasonal destinations (winter: November to
March; summer: April to October). Information is subject to
change without notice. Please check with your airline.
Seattle
Olympia
MONTRÉAL
Portland
Boston
Hartford
St-Paul
Minneapolis
Detroit
Chicago
Salt Lake City
MONTRÉAL
AT A GLANCE
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Washington D.C.
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Denver
San Francisco
New York City
Cleveland
Charlotte
Atlanta
Dallas
Meet Montréal, a destination that deftly combines joie de vivre
New Orleans
Orlando
and business
savvy, French and English
cultures as well as a
Tampa
Houston
Anchorage
Fort Myers
West Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
fascinating history and a truly forward-thinking
vision.
Miami
Juneau
Destination
Seattle
Olympia
Atlanta, GA
Cities with a red dot offer direct flights to Montréal.
Airport
Code
Weekly
Departures
ATL
28
Boston, MA
BOS
39
Charlotte, NC
CLT
Portland
Carrier
Delta
MONTRÉAL
Flying
Time*
Destination
Airport
Code
2h 56
Miami, FL
MIA
Weekly
Departures
Carrier
Flying
Time*
28
Air Canada,
American Airlines
3h 54
Boston
Minneapolis
St-Paul
Air Canada
San Francisco
Chicago, IL
Denver
ORD
7
1h 16
New York City
Cleveland
2h 34
Minneapolis /
St-Paul, MN
MSP
7
Delta
3h 00
Air Canada,
American
Airlines,
United Airlines
2h 22
New York (JFK), NY
JFK
35
American
Airlines, Delta
1h 48
New York (LGA),
NY
LGA
107
Air Canada,
American
Airlines, Delta
1h 32
Philadelphia
Washington D.C.
Cincinnati
St. Louis
87
Las Vegas
Charlotte
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Detroit
US Airways inc.
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Hartford
Atlanta
Phoenix
Dallas
New Orleans
Houston
Tampa
Orlando
West Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Fort Myers
Dallas / Ft. Worth,
TX
DFW
7
American Airlines
4h 30
Detroit, MI
DTW
34
Delta
2h 02
New York
(Newark), NY
EWR
47
Air Canada,
United Airlines
1h 39
Fort Lauderdale,
FL
FLL
52
Air Canada,
Air Transat,
Sunwing
Airlines,
WestJet
3h 40
Orlando (INT), FL
MCO
20
Air Canada, Air
Transat, WestJet
3h 28
Philadelphia, PA
PHL
38
US Airways inc.
1h 44
San Francisco, CA
SFO
6
Air Canada
6h 08
Tampa, FL**
TPA
3
Air Canada
3h 27
Washington
(Dulles), DC
IAD
20
United Airlines
1h 51
Fort Myers, FL**
RSW
3
Air Canada
1h 20
Hartford, CT
BDL
20
Air Canada
1h 20
Houston, TX
IAH
7
United Airlines
4h 01
Las Vegas, NV
LAS
11
Air Canada,
WestJet
5h 37
Washington
(Reagan), DC
DCA
14
Air Canada
1h 57
Los Angeles, CA
LAX
13
Air Canada
6h 10
West Palm Beach,
FL**
PBI
3
Air Canada
3h 20
* Flight times gate to gate, according to Aéroports de Montréal (www.admtl.com). ** Destination served in winter only.
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