Winter Activities in Montreal

• Aura: AURA immerses visitors in a dazzling world of light and sound, using the exquisite details of the interior of the church as a canvas to create a three-act multimedia spectacle with light, orchestral music and grandiose architecture.


• La Grande Roue (The Observation Wheel): Enjoy an amazing panorama 60 meters high, four seasons a year, on the largest observation wheel in Canada.


• Lighting of the Jacques Cartier Bridge: This first connected bridge comes alive every night. An iconic landmark during the day, the bridge comes to life at sunset, marks the new day at the stroke of midnight, and goes into sleep mode at daybreak.


• Cité Mémoire: Projected throughout Old Montreal, Cité Mémoire invites you to meet a host of characters inspired by the history of Montreal, with images, words and music. The work appears on the very walls that surround us, the ground on which we walk, the trees that frame our present.


• Bota Bota: Formerly a ferry in the 50’s and a showboat in the 60’s, this unique boat-spa has various facilities with incredible views of the river and the Old Port. With its enchanting ambiance, this floating spa offers a water circuit, body treatments, panoramic terraces, a restaurant, Yoga and Pilates classes.

• Luminotherapy │ November 30 – January 28
  
  
• Igloofest │ January 17 – February 2


• Fête des neiges │ January 19 – February 10


• Illuminart│ February 21 – March 3


• St. Patrick’s Parade │ March 17

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• Saint Bruno (30 min) – Saint Bruno is the perfect spot for beginners with a 35 km of mechanically groomed trails and a cross country ski school open to everyone. 


• Bromont (1 hr, 5 min) – With more than 141 trails and glades on 7 slopes, Bromont it’s the largest lit skiable terrain in North America.


• Saint-Sauveur (1 hr, 5 min) – Saint-Sauveur overlooks a lively valley with a two sided mountain offering night skiing, ski and snowboard lessons and a terrain park.


• Sutton (1 hr, 25 min) – Mont Sutton is ideal for long runs and glade skiing with its defined woods trail and many junctions allowing you to create your own path on every run.

• Mont-Orford (1 hr, 25 min) – Mont-Orford offers 3 hills and 4 mountainsides in the heart of the National Park where you can enjoy 61 trails including 17 glades and alpine touring. 

• Owl’s Head (1 hr, 35 min) – Owl’s Head is a well-kept secret in the east, offering 6 lifts and 51 ski slopes to discover.

• Mont Blanc (1 hr, 35 min) – This gem has a total of 41 ski trails, including bunny hills and beginner learning areas. For advanced skiers, Mont Blanc has the region’s second largest peak, the Laurentian.

• Mont-Tremblant (1 hr, 50 min) – One of the most popular ski destinations in Canada, Mont-Tremblant has the convenience of an international airport. For skiing and snowboard, there are 78.9 km of slopes available.

• Roots
• Mackage
• Rudsak
• Kanuk
• M0851
• Orage
• Boutique Bubbles
• Holt Renfrew
• Les Cours Mont Royal Shopping Center
• Underground city
• Simons
• Montreal Trust Shopping Center
• Eaton Center
• Ogilvy
• The Bay
• Bernard St.
• Avenue Mont-Royal
• The Main (Boulevard Saint-Laurent)
• Saint Denis St.
• La Plaza St-Hubert
• Laurier St.