Do you need a car in Montreal as a tourist?

Thanks to Montréal's public transportation system, there really is no need for a car. Parking is relatively cheap, but you might have difficulty finding a spot in the more touristy neighborhoods. Also, gas is expensive: You'll be charged by the liter rather than by the gallon.



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Thanks to Montréal's public transportation system, there really is no need for a car. Parking is relatively cheap, but you might have difficulty finding a spot in the more touristy neighborhoods. Also, gas is expensive: You'll be charged by the liter rather than by the gallon.

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If you're making the drive from Montreal to Quebec City (or vice versa), admittedly you can do it in fast. It can take less than three hours on the Trans-Canada Highway – Highway 20. Or, you can turn it into an unforgettable Quebec road trip by exploring the incredible land in between.

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How many days should a tourist spend in Montreal, Canada? Depending on what you want to see, I would recommend 4?5 days. Although a lot of attractions can be seen in a single morning, afternoon or evening, there are a few that will most likely set you back a whole day.

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It can actually end up being more cost-efficient to take the train to Montreal rather than driving. For tourists, it saves on the costs of car rentals or the hassle of standing in long lines at airports. Via Rail is Canada's national passenger railway.

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Known as one of the best budget travel destinations in Canada, Montreal is home to a great variety of very affordable places to stay, inexpensive restaurants, and attractions that can be enjoyed without breaking the bank.

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From Montreal, explore Quebec City by luxury coach on this day trip. The departure is from downtown Montreal at 7 a.m. and the arrival in Quebec is scheduled for around 10 a.m. During your visit to Quebec, you can first discover the magnificent Montmorency Falls on foot during a one-hour stop.

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The trip between Montreal and Quebec City can be a quick drive along a highway or a relaxed ramble through historic towns, lush wineries, and quaint shopping districts. You decide. Montreal and Quebec City are unforgettable destinations, but they definitely aren't all the province has to offer.

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The Montreal to Quebec City train ride is very scenic. You'll get to see some of Canada's most beautiful countryside as you travel between the two cities. The train crosses the Saint Lawrence and passes through wilderness and quaint small towns.

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