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The routes people ask us for most.

For each one: the distance, an estimated duration, what there is to see and what to know before setting off. The list is not closed.

Luggage trolleys lined up outside an airport terminal.

Montréal-Trudeau airport transfer

Arriving in an unfamiliar city with luggage and a phone that has no signal is no fun. Someone is waiting for you, and knows where they are going.

About 20 km from downtown Montréal.

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The Château Frontenac rising above the rooftops of Old Québec.

Montréal → Québec City

The only walled city north of Mexico, three hours up the road. As a day trip or with a night on site.

About 255 km along Autoroute 20.

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The village of Mont-Tremblant and its lake, ringed by forests in autumn colour.

Montréal → Mont-Tremblant

The shortest of the long trips: an hour and a half on the road for a complete change of scenery.

About 130 km along Autoroute 15, then Route 117.

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The West Block of Parliament Hill in Ottawa, under an overcast sky.

Montréal → Ottawa

The capital two hours away, and the only one of the long trips that fits comfortably into a single day.

About 200 km along Autoroute 40, then Ontario’s Highway 417.

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The CN Tower and the Toronto skyline, seen from the shore of Lake Ontario.

Montréal → Toronto

The longest domestic trip. It can be done in one go, but it needs planning — this is not a day trip.

About 540 km along Autoroute 20, then Ontario’s Highway 401.

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The Empire State Building above the rooftops of Manhattan.

Montréal → New York

Six hours of road and one border. This trip takes more preparation than the others, and that is to be expected.

About 600 km along Autoroute 15, then Interstate 87.

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