20 Things to do in Montreal, Quebec | 2-Day Montreal Itinerary

In this video I'm sharing 20 Things to See and Do in Montreal, Quebec. And there are even more things you could add to this itinerary if you have more time and better weather!

0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Day 1: Old Port Montreal, La Grand Roue, Pedal Boats, Old Port Market, Clock Tower Beach & view point, Old Town, Tommy Cafe, Notre Dame, Brewery, Science Centre
6:20 - Day 2: Mont Royal, Botanical Gardens, St. Viateur Bagel, Old Montreal, Franklin's, City Hall, Jacques-Cartier Place
14:19 - Closing

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Montréal is a big, busy, exhilarating city, with so much to see and do. There’ll be plenty of long walks and bike rides, picnics at the park, street art hunts and time to discover the city’s many treasures. We invite you to explore the many “moments” you can experience in the city. Think of them as bite-sized snacks of information to whet your appetite for the big buffet of choices you have when you get here. The more you like and interact with moments, the more you’ll receive personalized recommendations along similar themes. And, of course, it’s Montréal, so prepare for a few surprises along the way!

[MrSujano]

Huge fan of Montreal! Such an awesome city to visit

[Migratory-Nerds]

I haven't been to Quebec since I was in high school - looks like it is time to go back!

[AndysWorldJourneys]

I visited Montreal back in 2004 and remember nothing about it! The cathedral looks beautiful lit the way it was. Mont Royal looks fantastic too!

[Travelsheesh]

We really want to visit Montreal, The weather and lovey streets look so happening and food is really intriguing. One should must visit this beautiful place for sure

[AmaiwanTraveler]

Montreal is such a vibrant city with so much to offer. Thanks for sharing these recommendations—I’m definitely adding a few to my list for my next trip!"

[rightrecipefortravel]

No wheel for me either. These were some fun options, even with the rain.

[KitatheExplorer]

I’ve always been curious on what there is to do in Montreal. Now I know! Pretty cool there is public transit to help you get around. And I’m not too found of Ferris Wheels either even though I have been on them. Also good to know to check out popular restaurants there early.

[jontooke]

That was a incredible video i really enjoyed it. I lived in Ottawa went up to Expo or CFL games or La Ronde. I should've explored the city. Once i went to Quebec City for 2 days i loved the architecture and history.

I love the videos and how you both are on the video and have input. Keep up the amazing posts.

[RachaelMartin]

Montreal looks like so much fun! Love the vibe! The botanical gardens are so pretty!! 😄

[lisapellitier]

We get bagels there everytime we go too Montreal. Great video

[TravelingAtoZ]

We visited Quebec and was awesome. We would love to go back to the area and see Montreal. Thank you for sharing.

[AdventuresOfATravelingDon]

Big in depth video. A lot of history and great views to see along the river. I personally would love to visit Old Town. The weather always messes thins up. Mmm beer 🍺. Big fan of those botanical gardens. Mount Royal is very impressive.

[pabbsways]

A lot of things to do out there. It sounds like a good base to make an itinerary.

[rhmm]

I love and admire you guys videos, excellent stuff guys!

If you dont mind I would like to make a suggestion...the lense you are using is good for wide vews at far distances but when it's close up horizontal lines can actually appear curved, I think this is known as the "fish eye" effect. Maybe research it some more but In my opinion this type of lense is good at certain times but is not good for your entire video.

You guys take care and I wish you continued success!

[IStayTrueToI]

Public Transit is 4.75$;
It applies to metro & bus for 2 hours.

[anderstietz]

Planning on making a day trip to Montreal while visiting family in Ottawa. My French is suspect, and that’s being kind to myself 😂. Can I get around town with English? Also, while being in Canada, how can I appear less “American”? Thanks for the vid!

[IStayTrueToI]

Le passe week-end revient à 15.75$, si je me trompe pas.
The weekend pass is 15.75$, if I’m not mistaken.

[surenza]

Just curious - she calls it Mun-treal (with an uhn sound) instead of Mon-treal (with an ahn sound). Which one is correct?

[harshilchopra]

Did you visit in October or September?

[simonrancourt]

Parking is 35$, but public transit is 3, 75$.