✈ Trip from Montreal to Orlando (2024)

FAQs

How long should I stay in Montreal? ›

Based on my own time in Montreal, and what I know travellers are usually looking for when visiting, I recommend 3 days as the ideal amount of time to spend in Montreal. But, if you don't have this many days to spend, don't worry, as 2 days in Montreal is enough time to experience the best of the city.

The best way to get from United States to Montreal is to fly which takes 3h 45m and costs $150 - $550. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs $40 - $170 and takes 9h 47m, you could also train, which costs $17 - $150 and takes 12h 47m. Where does the United States to Montreal train arrive?

So, is Montreal worth visiting? Absolutely! Montreal is a city which has something for everyone. From fascinating history, architecture and art, to excellent food, entertainment and outdoor activities, the city is diverse and interesting.

Plan on spending at least a week in Florida

Only experiencing one tiny part of it, most often either Orlando's theme parks or a single beach. To broaden your Florida horizons, rent a car or take the Brightline – a high-speed train that opened new routes in September 2023 between Orlando and Miami – and see more.

Montreal is the less expensive big city of Canada, even for buying a house or a condo. But with all canadians from other provinces coming from other provinces, prices on everything are raising because of the demand. Outside of Montreal, like Quebec or Sherbrooke, prices are lower.

Montréal has long been known as Canada's most affordable big city – locals tend to go slowly and enjoy life rather than hustle for more money and more stuff.

Located just one hour from downtown Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh is considered by many to be Montreal's U.S. suburb. Explore Montreal and discover all that this beautiful Canadian city has to offer - including arts and entertainment venues, sporting and cultural events and an array of attractions.

Entry into Canada: Canadian law requires that all persons entering Canada carry proof of citizenship and identity. A valid U.S. passport, passport card, or NEXUS card satisfies these requirements for U.S. citizens. Children under 16 only need proof of U.S. citizenship.

The best time of year to visit Montreal is April and May and September to November. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and hotels usually have good availability. In winter, the heated passageways of the Underground City give respite from the cold weather and allow you to explore without stepping outdoors.

Two words of friendly greeting capture the essence of Montréal: "Bonjour, hi." When you hear them, you'll know the person you're meeting is bilingual, like most folks here. The people of Montréal are both fiercely proud of the city's French heritage, culture and language, and welcoming to non-French-speaking visitors.

Why is Montreal so famous? ›

It perfectly combines old-world European charm with the friendly attitude of a North American city. As one of the best cities in the world and the second oldest Canadian city, Montreal blends culture, history, and modernity. It is also the birthplace of some of Canada's most famous foods—bagels and poutine.

Cultural Melting Pot. One of the most compelling reasons to visit Montreal on a guided holiday is its rich cultural tapestry. The city embraces its multicultural identity, blending French, English, and various immigrant cultures into a harmonious whole.

Depending on the time of the year your going to the theme parks, I'd recommend anything from 5-14 days in the Orlando area. If your going during the "Busy Season" (Mid-April thru August and Thanksgiving thru New Years) you'll want more time to see everything.

£75/£100 per day per person will be ok. We budget $75/day per person for meals and alcohol. We generally have a light breakfast of cereal/milk and or bagels/toast and coffee/OJ and we purchase few gifts and souvenirs. We don't snack much but will have a quick service meal and a table service meal each day.

Crafting your Montreal 3 day itinerary

The answer is yes. The city is not a megacity like NYC but it is not a small city either. As always, it depends on what you like to do. This 3-day itinerary will give you the major landmarks, some local spots and the best food to eat.

Spending a night or 2 in history Quebec City and then a few 2-4 nights in buzzing Montreal is enough time to really get a sense of the region, its culture and its history. For our itinerary, we stayed 1 night in Quebec city then took the train to Montreal where we stayed 3 nights.

The short answer: it depends on the type of city break you're after – Montreal is bigger and more urban, which means you have an array of fine-dining options, boutique shopping and cosmopolitan museums at your fingertips; Quebec is smaller and quainter, making it a great choice for those keen to explore historical ...

Ten days is the perfect length of time to visit both Montréal and Québec City, allowing you to dedicate enough time to experience Montréal's legendary nightlife and Québec City's historic center, with a few side trips.