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Rugby Tours To Montreal

Rugby Tours to Montreal, witness a French-infused city that’s in love with festivals, the arts and good food.

Montreal is blessed with one of the most exciting food scenes in North America.

It brims with temples dedicated to Kamouraska lamb, Arctic char and poutine.

Toronto may be Canada’s economic capital, but Montréal remains the country’s cultural juggernaut.

The city, standard bearer of an entire linguistic-cultural identity francophone Canada simply lives for public celebration of the arts.

There are some 250 theatre and dance companies, more than 90 festivals and a fascinating medley of neighbourhoods.

Québécois love their summers and autumnal colours, but it is the winter that defines much of their lives.

Locals slow down and become more insular in the grip of those long, dark months.

With that said, the passion for life that animates Canadian francophones does not truly dim in the cold.

Cosy fireplaces, friendly pubs, steaming sugar shacks, the slopes of local mountains, snowboards and toboggans are all included.

A Rugby Tour that takes in the culture of Montreal is an experience in itself.

If you are coming in winter be sure to pack your thermals for the matches.

To find out more about a Montreal tour email info@irishsportingtours.com and let us do the hard work for you.

Posted by Visit Montréal / Visitez Montréal on Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Tour Information

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Our Popular Inclusions for a Rugby Tour to Montreal.

Take a walk around the city with an Old Montreal Walking Tour.
History buffs can visit Pointe-à-Callière Museum of archaeology and history
Notre Dame Basilica can be visited any time of day, depending on how you want to visit.
Go on a self guided food tour of Mile End Montreal to experience some of the city’s best food.
Climb Mount Royal once you’re at the top it is one of the best skyline views of Montreal there is.
St Joseph’s Oratory a beautiful basilica is Canada’s largest church, and it has one of the largest domes in the entire world.
The Olympic Stadium opened in 1976, and today can take a guided tour and go up the observation tower for an incredible view of Montreal.
Watch a top ice hockey game from the NHL.
Basketball matches are popular with the Canadian basketball League grab some of the action.
Splash time at Oka National Swimming Beach.
Fun time at La Ronde Theme Park, big rides await you.

La Ronde Amusement Park

Everyone loves amusements parks no matter what the age is.

At La Ronde Amusement Park there are plenty of attractions to keep you all busy throughout the day.

In 2020 Canada’s first ever free-fly roller coster will open.

On this new adventure, you’ll sit in winged vehicles that extend outside the confines of the track. After an elevator-type lift straight up 107 feet, you’ll set off on a tumbling journey complete with unexpected drops.

Vertical free-falls and gravity-defying 360-degree somersaults are waiting for you.

The free-spinning seats will twist and flip head-over-heels on their own, creating a different ride experience every time.

This and more new rides await you, are you ready?

National Hockey League Match

Ice Hockey is one of the fastest games in the world.

Hugely popular in Canada, ice hockey is everywhere you turn. In Montreal the city is represented by the Montreal Canadians who play in the National Hockey League also known as the NHL.

The league is made up of other Canadian teams and teams from the USA.

In Canada the pinnacle of any team is to win the Canadian Stanley cup.

Crowds love the non stop action and get really excited when things get a bit rough between the players.

As a team sport which is played in a small arena attendances are always large and areanas are usually sold out way in advance.

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Ice Skating

Ice skating is generally available at all times in Montreal when the winter sets in.

There are several rinks around the city especially at the indoor rink at the Atrium le 1000. When the winter does set in people flock to the rivers, lakes, ponds and anywhere where they can skate.

Lessons are always available to those not too steady on their feet by registered instructors at the rinks.

Skating is a pastime for most of the population from small children up to the older generation.

Zip Lining

This is one for all you adrenalin junkies out there.

Zip lining is becoming all the rage now springing up in all the big cities around the world. Montreal is no different.

Come and try the first zip line urban circuit in a Canadian city.

Zip line Montreal will make you experience thrills while discovering Montreal as the crow flies.

Transform yourself into a superhero flying over the metropolis. Flying over the famous Bonsecours Island in the Old Port of Montreal is one of the busiest tourist areas in the city.