Overview Montreal is the second largest city in Canada, and is located on an island in the Canadian province of Quebec. Montreal happens to be the second largest French-speaking city in the world (after Paris, France).
Due to its location, the only cruises that are available leaving from Montreal are Canada & New England cruises. The cruising season in Montreal is typically between May and October, as the winter is considered too cold to suit the cruising industry. The hottest month of the year in Montreal is usually July, with an average daily high temperature of 79.3 °F.
Destinations The following destinations can be visited on a cruise leaving from Montreal, Quebec:
Canada & New England
Currency The official currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar.
Language The official language is French, but most people can speak English too.
Tourist Attractions The city of Montreal is a historic city filled with places to see and things to do.
Old Montreal is the heart, and historic city centre, of Montreal. This popular area, located in the southeast region of downtown Montreal, is filled with things to do, such as visiting museums, shopping, dining and walking along the beautiful cobblestone streets. Located within Old Montreal is Place Jacques-Cartier, a lively public square. Also within Old Montreal are Notre-Dame de Montreal Basilica (a famous church), the Old Port of Montreal and Montreal City Hall.
Mount Royal Park is a large park located north of downtown Montreal. It was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the man that also designed New York City's famous Central Park.
The Biosphere is a beautiful museum and exhibition hall that is dedicated to raising environmental awareness. It has a section that offers a wonderful 360 degree view of Montreal.
Saint Joseph's oratory is the largest church in Canada, and is located in Montreal. It is one of the most recognized spiritual centers in the world, attracting millions of visitors annually.
Olympic Park is also located in Montreal. This area is home to world-famous Olympic Stadium, which was the location of the 1976 Summer Olympics.
Port Location & Parking Fees The Port of Montreal, known as the Iberville Passenger Terminal, is located quite a distance from the airport.
Taxis are available at the airport. Another option is to purchase ground transfers through the cruise line.
Location:
The Iberville Passenger Terminal is located on De la Commune Street in Old Montreal.
