Montreal is a lively multi-cultural city, easy to get around, great for sightseeing on foot and with a well-earned reputation for the standard of its restaurants. Montreal has long been a favourite destinations of F1 teams and spectators and the Canadian Grand Prix makes a welcome return to the Formula One Grand Prix calendar in 2010 after an absence of just one year.
Old Montreal and the port are perfect for daytime browsing and you can shop in the modern commercial centres or in the miles of underground shopping arcades, which lie beneath the downtown area. In the evenings Montreal's French Quarter is packed with Grand Prix race fans enjoying Montreal's party atmosphere.
The Canadian Grand Prix circuit, on the Ile Notre Dame, is easily accessible by Metro from Montreal's city centre. The 2008 Formula One Grand Prix race was certainly one of the highlights of the year and very entertaining. All the Canadian F1 championship contenders, save Massa who could only manage fifth, went out resulting in a most unusual top eight and Kubica’s first Formula 1 Grand prix race win.
Join us in Montreal for a very special Grand Prix weekend. Our 2010 Canadian Grand Prix tour includes your metro tickets to get you to and from the GP track, a Formula One driver hosted cocktail party on Friday evening and F1 theme party with food, drinks, driver and celebrity talk show and much more on Saturday evening. You will be well looked after throughout our 2010 Canadian Grand Prix tour.
If you would like more time in Montreal or to extend your stay elsewhere in Canada let us know and we will be pleased to arrange it for you.
Old Montreal and the port are perfect for daytime browsing and you can shop in the modern commercial centres or in the miles of underground shopping arcades, which lie beneath the downtown area. In the evenings Montreal's French Quarter is packed with Grand Prix race fans enjoying Montreal's party atmosphere.
The Canadian Grand Prix circuit, on the Ile Notre Dame, is easily accessible by Metro from Montreal's city centre. The 2008 Formula One Grand Prix race was certainly one of the highlights of the year and very entertaining. All the Canadian F1 championship contenders, save Massa who could only manage fifth, went out resulting in a most unusual top eight and Kubica’s first Formula 1 Grand prix race win.
Join us in Montreal for a very special Grand Prix weekend. Our 2010 Canadian Grand Prix tour includes your metro tickets to get you to and from the GP track, a Formula One driver hosted cocktail party on Friday evening and F1 theme party with food, drinks, driver and celebrity talk show and much more on Saturday evening. You will be well looked after throughout our 2010 Canadian Grand Prix tour.
If you would like more time in Montreal or to extend your stay elsewhere in Canada let us know and we will be pleased to arrange it for you.
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