Pour les familles, mars est le mois de la semaine de relâche, et plusieurs activités s'offrent aux enfants pour profiter pleinement et en toute sécurité de cette pause de l'école. Mais attention, mars ne se résume pas à cette seule semaine. Et avec la réouverture des commerces et musées, c'est tout un monde qui s'offre aux grands comme aux petits, aux adultes comme aux familles.

Among March snow flurries and sunshine, you’ll find so much to do outdoors and indoors in Montréal. Stay busy with spring break activities for all ages, from Luminothérapie’s bright interactive art to museum exhibitions and virtual film festivals.

Get ready for this spring break in Montréal. Ice skating, sledding, snow tubing and all kinds of winter activities make outdoor adventuring lively and memorable for everyone.

The kids are home from school, full of energy and, like it or not, in need of some refreshing screen-free activities. Spring break is the perfect time to discover the city’s charms together, venture into unfamiliar neighborhoods and revisit the places you love. Here are some suggestions for fun activities for families during Québec’s March break.

With the reopening of museums and stores, not to mention cool staycation getaway offers in Montréal hotels, it’s the perfect time to take a break from the daily grind and enjoy romantic moments with that special someone. Here are some suggestions to get you started. Don’t forget to reserve in advance and, of course, respect all the health measures in place.

Spring break will be a little different in 2021, but Montrealers aren’t hibernating this year. It’s the perfect time to get out and rediscover your city. Explore new parks and trails, visit museums, update your wardrobe and drop by your favourite cafes and restaurants. If you're spending spring break on your own, here are some ideas for things to do in Montreal to make the most of your break!

Get some fresh air and a new perspective! Let the experts take you on guided tours of Montréal – virtually or in person – and learn more about our city’s rich history and culture. Walking tours for individuals and small groups from the same household are currently permitted, so here are our suggestions for tour companies offering fascinating visits with certified guides.

This year, Valentine’s Day is on a Sunday, which means you can plan a leisurely, romantic weekend in the city of a hundred steeples. Montréal has full of ideas for you and your cherished one. Love is definitely in the air!

Ring in a new year by rediscovering Montréal’s unique sights and sounds this January. Made-in-Montréal creativity shines throughout the city, from downtown streets to Luminothérapie’s illuminated artistry and immersive experiences.

Despite the many challenges we’re facing this year, we can still experience a little holiday magic! XP_MTL launched their new initiative, Odyssée, le grand réconfort, to make downtown Montréal shine, in every sense of the word. Explore the giant installations adorning our beloved Sainte-Catherine Street and get into the spirit of the season!

Montréal is a true City of Lights all year round, but it shines particularly bright during the winter holiday season. And this year, alongside bustling shopping streets like Ontario Street East and St. Laurent Boulevard bedecked in twinkling lights, there’s also some unmissable illuminated installations around the city sure to make any walk sparkle.

Just because the boisterous dance parties and other spirited gatherings that usually accompany New Year’s Eve in Montréal are on hold this year, it doesn’t mean the city’s always-deep desire to celebrate is in any way diminished. Here are a few suggestions for putting the happy in your New Year, from the comfort of your own home, or safely with your own family outdoors in neighbourhoods around the city.

Montréal's winter holiday season stays bright this year, from Old Montréal and downtown to every neighbourhood in the city. Discover festive things to do and see, with outdoor fun for families, virtual holiday events and lots more.

Sainte-Catherine Street will be adorned in her prettiest winter garb for the chilly season. From November 15 to mid-March, you’ll be able to stroll through a multitude of free experiences, light installations, magical decor and stations to warm up, even in the coldest weather!

It’s no secret that that when winter rolls in, Montrealers go out. Our affinity for outdoor, cold weather fun borders on boundless, and while the current health crisis will curtail certain activities, there are plans afoot to make sure one and all can continue to enjoy winter in the city, albeit in the safest way possible.

When Montréal changes wardrobes into her fall colours, the city turns unforgettably aflame in red, yellow and orange. There’s no better time to go tree-watching – like the Japanese have their hanami cherry blossom season, Montréal has its awe-inspiring autumns. Here are three unique, locally beloved spots perfect to contemplate the changing of the seasons.