Montréal's public transit system and pedestrian-friendly streets can take you from a day at the museum to a restaurant in the Plateau. Or hop on a BIXI public bike to explore some of the city's over 750 kilometres of bike paths.
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The best ways to get around Montr?al are on foot or by public transportation. Montr?al is a very walkable city, but if your feet do grow weary, the Montr?al Metro and bus are both cost-efficient and easy to use.
Montreal is also in Quebec however where English is not the most common language, it's French. Of course you can get around town and enjoy a trip to Montreal without knowing or speaking any French, but learning just a little bit will make your trip much more interesting.
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.
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.
Quebec and Montreal ? All road/traffic/parking signs in the province of Quebec, which includes Montreal and Quebec City, are in French. In Ontario, which includes Ottawa, Toronto and Niagara Falls, the signs are in English, with some in both languages.