Le Centre Sheraton Montreal
Montreal, Canada
- Downtown location
- Fitness centre with indoor heated lap pool
- Bistro, bar and café
- Complimentary WiFi access
So, where next?
Montreal holidays
A determined mixture of French and Canadian.
Montreal resides in Quebec Province and is Canada’s second largest city, renowned for its nightlife and literary scene. The city's dual personality is reflected in its architecture as well as its population. European in style, Montréal is filled with cobbled streets, chic shops and fascinating museums.
Essential information for Montreal
Do I need a visa?
Yes. If you’re arriving into or transiting through Canada by air from either the UK or another destination e.g. the USA, you’ll need an eTA.
Hotels in Montreal
Fairmont the Queen Elizabeth
Montreal, Canada
- A Montreal landmark hotel
- Award-winning restaurant
- Luxury spa
- Indoor swimming pool
Doubletree by Hilton Montreal
Montreal, Canada
- Contemporary elegance
- Indoor pool
- In Montreal's entertainment quarter
Marriott Chateau Champlain
Montreal, Canada
- Fantastic central Downtown location
- Two restaurants offering global cuisine
- 24-hour gym
Explore Montreal
Mount Royal
In the heart of the city sits Mount Royal, with its amazing forest and breath-taking views. From snowshoeing, tubing and skating in winter to barbecues, biking and concerts in summer, this is a jewel to enjoy all year round. The Café des Amis is a great place to enjoy a bite while taking in the scenery.
Igloofest
A winter must-do, this event famously attracts thousands of electronic music fans who come to dance in the Old Port of Montréal. It's forged an enviable reputation with its ambitious line-up and its igloo village, just one of the trendiest events to enjoy in the province!
MTL Zip Line
There's all sorts of outdoor activities to enjoy in Montreal for all the family. You can bike, jog, skate, kayak and for those thrill seekers, why not try MTL Zipline to discover Montreal from a bird’s eye view. The zip-line course flies over the famous Bonsecours island in Montreal’s Old Port.
Wander through the city
It doesn't have to be all go, go, go on your trip to Montreal. Take it slowly and explore the cities art galleries and local speciality shops, stroll along the water's edge and enjoy restaurants and cafes along streets that date back to the days of New France.
Need more travel tips or holiday help?
Montreal is 5 hours behind the UK, so when you're sipping your morning tea, they're just dreaming about coffee. Perfect for avoiding jet lag on your return.
From cobblestone streets in Old Montreal to cool street art and foodie heaven in Mile End, Montreal is a vibrant mix of European charm and North American energy. Think festivals, museums, ice skating, bagels—and oh, the poutine!
No visa? No problem! British passport holders just need an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter Canada. It's quick, easy, and done online—tick that travel box.
Montreal shines all year round! Summer (June–August) is festival central with sunshine and alfresco vibes. Winter (December–February) turns the city into a snow globe—ideal for ice skating and Christmas markets. Spring and autumn? Hello, colour and culture!
Get your taste buds ready. Grab bagels at St-Viateur, dive into classic poutine at La Banquise, or go gourmet at Toqué!. Montreal’s food scene is as diverse as it is delicious.
Absolutely! Montreal was made for strolling. Wander through Old Montreal, discover hidden gems in Plateau, and explore underground walkways when winter rolls in. Lace up and go.
100%! From hands-on fun at the Biodôme, to river cruises, parks, and street performers galore, Montreal is packed with family-friendly magic for kids (and grown-ups) of all ages.
