T'is the season... to enjoy all of the festive things to do in Montreal without breaking any red zone rules.
Montreal during the most wonderful time of the year can be absolutely magical. And while this year may not seem as wonderful, there's still so much festive fun to be had to ring out 2020 and ring in 2021.
From winter festivals to Christmas villages, to some rather confused-looking decorations, there are so many opportunities to make this season one like never before.
Not that it isn't already.
Happy holidays!
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Head To A Christmas Village
Where: Throughout Montreal
Why You Need To Give It A Try: Nothing says getting into the festive spirit quite like visiting one of Noël Montréal's many Christmas villages.
Have A Winter Photoshoot
Where: Throughout Montreal
Why You Need To Give It A Try: Don't just get into the festive cheer... share it with your followers, too!
Visit Montreal's Winter Garden
Courtesy of Noel Montreal vincentnedelec | Instagram salome_menu | InstagramWhere: Place des Arts
When: Until January 3
Why You Need To Give It A Try: If there are two things Montrealers know, it's winter and festivals.
Try An At-Home Drink Kit
Where: At home
Why You Need To Give It A Try: Who says you have to leave home to have a totally festive adventure?
Grab Some Holiday-Themed Ice Cream
Where: 950, boul. Curé-Poirier E., Longueuil, QC; Le Blue Crèmerie
Why You Need To Give It A Try: Only A True Montrealer knows that ice cream is totally a winter food.
Pick A Christmas Tree
Where: In and around Montreal
Why You Need To Give It A Try: The classic part of the holidays has something extra special when you pick your own tree.
Discover An Enchanted Alleyway
Where: Maison Pepin, rue 378 Saint-Paul O., Montreal, QC
Why You Need To Go: Montreal's favourite secret alleyway is back to help you get into the holiday spirit.
Take In All Of The Decorations
Where: rue Sainte-Catherine
Why You Need To Give It A Try: They may like they're petrified, but you have to admit, they're totally festive... for the holidays and 2020 in general.