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Montreal
Fancy a short holiday in the second largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris? Need to plan a business trip in the Canadian capital? Simply want to enjoy the important heritage of this beautiful French-speaking province? Montreal is cosmopolitan and appealing. This destination has countless attractions: from the tree-lined heights of Mount Royal to the Museum of Fine Arts, the old town, the port and the Place d'Armes square. To top it all, Montreal also boasts an active nightlife and tons of culture, for a break that is as lively as you make it!
Flights Lyon (LYS) - Montreal (YUL)
Book a flight to Montreal departing from Lyon
Air Canada offers 5 weekly flights to Montréal on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Air Transat offers 4 weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
To make the right choice, take note of the dates, times and prices of all of these flights, as well as the current promotions, by visiting the websites for the airlines on or our Timetable.
Additional information
Located 20 km from the city centre, Montreal Pierre-Elliott Trudeau International Airport (IATA code: YUL) can be easily reached by taxi (which usually costs around $35 (CAD), i.e. nearly €30) or via public transport. The Aerobus shuttle takes you directly to the Berri terminus for 14 Canadian dollars (about €10). The journey usually takes 45 min. to 1 hour depending on traffic.
Useful information about Montreal
Weather
Essentials
Distance
5838 km
Flight duration
08:10
Local time
00:56
Jet lag
-6 h
Currency
Canadian dollar
Language
French, English
Localisation
- Aéroport international Pierre-Elliott Trudeau
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Latitude : 45.4415614
Longitude : -74.0063598
4 Reasons to go to Montreal
1. For a Breathtaking Panorama
A reminder of a timeless subterranean intrusion of magma, Mount-Royal is a small wooded hill that stands at the crossroads between the business centre and the trendy Plateau district. The view of downtown and the St. Lawrence River has to be seen, especially in the fall, when the plane trees are aglow...
2. For a Break in an Oasis of Greenery
The Montreal Botanical Garden is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in the world. Its 75 hectares, with exhibition greenhouses, an arboretum, thematic gardens, form a haven of tranquillity just a stone’s throw from the historical centre. Another green lung, La Fontaine Park, is a meeting place for walkers and aspiring cyclists.
3. To See its 100 Bell Towers
With its 80 parishes and 100 churches, Montréal has an impressive concentration of religious buildings, the result of an out-of-the-ordinary historical heritage. Need help deciding on one? Try the famous Notre-Dame Basilica, or for the stunning Christ Church Cathedral, nestled among the skyscrapers in the centre.
4. To Go for a Stroll Through the Montreal Underground
Dug out to protect the inhabitants from the harsh winter conditions, the city’s underground network stretches over 30 kilometres with restaurants and other shops. It is above all connected to Sainte Catherine Street, which, with its 1,200 stores and 11-kilometre span, is the one of the major shopping streets in Canada.