Montreal, Canada

Information for Cruise Passengers

Photo from Visit Montreal Facebook page.

Helpful links: tourism office, port information, and social media links:

Port of Montreal click here
The official tourism site for all of Québec www.bonjourquebec.com
Montréal tourism site at www.tourism-montreal.org
Twitter: @Montreal https://twitter.com/montreal
Facebook: Visit Montréal https://www.facebook.com/Montreal

Overview:

Montreal, an UNESCO City of Design, is a great place to begin or end a cruise vacation. A popular turnaround port, cruise visitors will have plenty of time to explore “the cultural capital of Canada” before or after a New England/Canada voyage. Located in the Canadian province of Quebec, Montreal is a walkable city with ample public transportation.

Where do cruise ships dock?

Iberville Cruise Terminal

Montreal, QC H3C, Canada

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Top attractions, not to be missed:

Notre Dame Basilica
Chinatown
Crescent Street
Dorchester Square
Montreal Science Center
Mount Royal Park
St. Catherine Street
St. Josephs Oratory
Go shopping underground at RÉSO (in French it’s called La Ville Souterraine). Located in and around Downtown Montreal, cruise visitors should look for the entrance off Place Bonaventure, which is about 2 miles from your ship.
The Montreal Biodome
Montreal Botanical Garden

Shore excursion ideas

In transit, guests will have time for the Montreal City Hop-on Hop-off Tour. Get on the bus at the pier and check out the sites at your leisure.
Cruise visitors debarking the ship should consider a panoramic city tour combined with an airport transfer.
Cruise guests arriving pre or post cruise will have more time to explore the city highlights.

Airport Information for turnaround guests

International cruise visitors will use Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, which is located about 12.5 miles from downtown.