Travel

Travel Note

Getting to the Venue

The venue is access via ride share (e.g., Uber), taxi, car, public transport, or even bicycles! To get there by car ride share, cross the the Jacques-Cartier or Concorde Bridge. If you are driving, a number of parking passes are available through the parking attendant. For those driving, you will receive a free parking pass at the P-5 lot. The address of the lot is: 1 Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montréal, QC H3C 1A9, Canada. You will be directed to the Pavilion. For taxis, there is a 24-hour taxi station at the Casino de Montréal. You can also call the taxi company of your choice. We encourage you to use a taxi service that has GPS, but the easiest option to leave is walking over to the Casino and taking a taxi from there. For public transportation, the Jean-Drapeau subway station is located on île Ste-Hélène. Shuttles connecting the subway station and the Casino are in operation year-round by bus (STM 777). Buses also provide service to Jean-Doré Beach. You can also take the subway to the Casino de Montreal and walk across the pathway over the water.

Flight

Flights to Montreal

The best airport for Montreal is the Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL). The airport is located about 25-35 minutes from the downtown areas. From the airport, you can use a ride share service, e.g., Uber; take a taxi, or rent a car.

Travel Note

Staying in Montreal

We hope that guests will take this wedding as an opportunity for a getaway and visit the beautiful city of Montreal. We will outline some neighborhoods and accommodation options. Also check out the Explore Montreal page for ideas on how to spend your time in Montreal. This is a celebration of us and our loved ones.

Travel Note

Lodging Options

For easy access, you can stay in Old Montreal or downtown. There are also some amazing neighborhoods like Griffintown, Plateau, and Little Italy. We will provide some options, but the entire city is an option! You can find lodging on hotel websites, booking.com, priceline.com, expedia.com, airbnb.com, or through your credit card travel booking site.

Travel Note

Getting Around Monteal

Montreal is an easy city to travel around. The best way to explore the neighborhoods is to walk! Old Montreal, the Port, downtown, and many neighborhoods are easily walkable. If you want to travel a bit further, we recommend using a ride share service. Overall, it is a beautiful city to explore and find a bit of everything.

Travel Note

Favorite Eating Spots

We have some favorite restaurant and bakery recommendations for our guests to enjoy in the city. Time Out Market in Downtown: https://www.timeout.com/time-out-market-montreal (International Food Market with Many Restaurants) Grinder in Griffontown: https://www.restaurantgrinder.ca/ (Meat & Seafood) Le Garden Room in Ville-Marie: https://www.legardenroom.com/ (Thai) Patisserie Lawrence V. in Plateau: https://patisserielawrencev.com/ (Bakery) Schwartz's Deli in Plateau: https://schwartzsdeli.com/ (Smoked Meat Sandwiches) Gol’s Lanzhou Noodle in Chinatown: https://lanzhou.ca/ (Hand-pulled Noodles) Patisserie Coco in Chinatown: https://cocomtl.com/ (Bakery) Atwater Market near the Lachine Canal: https://www.marchespublics-mtl.com/en/markets/atwater-market (Fresh Fruits & Food Stands)