Montreal Student Bus Rentals

Montreal’s Insectarium’s main goal is to debunk the idea that bugs are bad, and to help people understand these creatures and their role in biodiversity. Its astounding collection of hundreds of thousands of insects and arachnids from all over the world, both mounted and alive, will leave students with a strong desire to protect their newfound friends!

Address: 4581 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, QC, H1X 2B2

Phone: Phone: +1 514-868-3000; (toll free) +1 855-518-4506

*Closed for renovations until summer 2021*

Montreal’s Jardin Botanique houses one of the most extensive collections of flora in the world. Divided into several thematic gardens and greenhouses over 190 acres, students can walk amongst the delicate lanterns of the Chinese Garden, feed the Koi fish in the Japanese Garden, and learn about the importance of plants to Canada’s indigenous population in the First Nations Garden.

Address: 4101 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, QC H1X 2B2

Phone: +1 514-868-3000; (toll free) +1 855-518-4506

The Biodome is a beloved Montreal attraction, and a sure hit with kids of all ages. Stroll through various ecosystems, from the lush, balmy Tropical Forest, to the chilly Sub-Polar Region, and glimpse the daily activities of a host of animals, including the iconic Canadian Lynx, and everyone’s favourite, the penguins!

Address: 4101 Sherbrooke St E, Montreal, QC H1X 2B2

Phone: +1 514-868-3000; (toll free) +1 855-518-4506

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts boasts the most yearly visitors and memberships in Canada, and there’s a reason for that. The permanent collection houses over 44,000 works, from antiquity to today, and the MMFA is part of the Bizot Group, allowing it to exchange works and exhibits with some of the greatest museums in the world.

Address: 1380 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, QC, H3G 1J5

Phone: +1 514-285-2000

The second largest theme park in Canada, La Ronde is most famous for Le Monstre, the highest old-school wooden double-track roller coaster in the world. There are 9 other coasters throughout the 140-acre park, and plenty of other thrill rides to get the adrenaline pumping. It’s also a great vantage point for watching the international fireworks competition in the summer months.

Get caught up in the magnificent bustle of the Old Port, stop by the famous Schwartz’s Deli for lunch, take a selfie with the city at the top of Mount Royal… so much to do, so little time! Get all the sights in, and then some, with a custom chartered tour bus!

You don’t have to travel far from Montreal to pitch a tent under the stars, but the farther you go, the more secluded your spot may be. And you don’t even have to pitch a tent at all.Many of Quebec’s popular camping destinations offer cabins and other amenities if you don’t feel like roughing it.

The Vieux-Port de Montréal is a place where the old and the new collide, with buildings and cobblestone streets dating back almost half a millennium occupied by trendy restaurants, bars, and shops. It’s also home to the Montreal Science Center, a giant ferris wheel, and a pirate obstacle course.