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Canada · 45°30′N 73°34′W

Montréal

French-speaking city, food and festivals.

Good for
Nightlife, Big city, Food, History & culture
Rough daily spend
around $130 per person mid-range, not counting getting there (our estimate; it varies a lot)
Mildest months
September

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Best time to visit Montréal

Warmest in July (around 27° by day), coolest in January (-4° by day, -13° at night). September has the fewest wet days (8). For walking around in comfortable weather, aim for September.

Average weather by month in Montréal
MonthHighLowWet daysRainSun / day
Jan-4°-13°1278 mm4.8 h
Feb-2°-12°1281 mm6.1 h
Mar3°-6°1284 mm7.5 h
Apr11°1°13116 mm8.1 h
May19°8°1181 mm10 h
Jun24°14°13111 mm10.9 h
Jul27°18°12105 mm11.9 h
Aug25°17°13119 mm10.9 h
Sep22°13°869 mm9.5 h
Oct15°7°12127 mm6.8 h
Nov6°-1°1385 mm5.1 h
Dec-1°-8°1387 mm4.4 h

Averages for 2016–2025 from the Open-Meteo historical weather archive (CC BY 4.0), for the point at 45°30′N 73°34′W. Wet day = 1 mm or more. Highlighted months are mild (18–27° highs) and fairly dry.

What to pack for Montréal

For four nights, based on the weather above. Every trip also needs the basics: documents, chargers, toiletries and any medication.

July

  • 4 × T-shirts or vests
  • 2 × shorts or skirts
  • Sunglasses
  • Sun hat
  • Sunscreen

January

  • 4 × tops
  • 2 × trousers or jeans
  • Warm jumper or fleece
  • Insulated coat
  • Hat, gloves and scarf
  • Thermal base layer

Either way

  • 5 × underwear
  • 5 × socks
  • Something to sleep in
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Waterproof jacket
  • Compact umbrella
  • Small cross-body bag
  • Transit card or app set up

Going with a group? The planner builds a shared list where each person ticks their own things and claims the shared ones.

Going with friends?

One link for the group: find the days you’re all free, vote on what to do, get a day-by-day route and a shared packing list. No sign-up.

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