What is the best way to get from Quebec to Montreal?

Travelling with Orléans Express bus lines between Montréal and Québec City is the best way to travel between the two cities if you are on a budget. The buses are comfortable, with Wi-Fi and electric outlets onboard. The journey takes about 3 hours and tickets start at around $25 one-way.



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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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Traveling from Montreal to Quebec by train takes approximately 3 hours 31 minutes, covering a distance of about 167 miles (269 km). Montreal to Quebec is normally serviced by 3 trains per day, and tickets price starts at $105 if you book in advance.

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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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It's basically charming and Pennsylvania/Midwest-like flat countryside mixed with some cute villages...but it goes on f-o-r-e-v-e-r. I convinced my fiance to stay on Chemin du Roy (going from Quebec to Montreal) until Trois Riveries. It's a big town on the map, so I was convinced it was going to be the winner.

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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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Cost of Living Comparison Between Quebec City and Montreal You would need around 6,532.3C$ in Montreal to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 6,200.0C$ in Quebec City (assuming you rent in both cities).

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It's an English speaking city. Many Montrealers are bilingual, so you can get away with speaking English only, although it wouldn't hurt to learn some basics like Bonjour, Merci, Au revoir.

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There are plenty of things to do in Quebec City, which makes it an excellent weekend destination. The city is very walkable and all the major attractions are located close to each other. Even with just 2 days in Quebec City, you will be able to see all the main attractions.

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You should spend at least three days in Quebec City. If you want to expand your journey outside of Quebec City, to take a trip to both Montreal and Quebec City or Quebec City and Charlevoix, you should spend at least 5-7 days.

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The best ways to get around Montréal are on foot or by public transportation. Montréal is a very walkable city, but if your feet do grow weary, the Montréal Metro and bus are both cost-efficient and easy to use.

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