A snowy street scene in Montreal features snow-laden trees and parked cars under softly glowing streetlights.

Montreal & Toronto ⛸️ in $250s-$330s RT

OliviaJFC

OliviaJFC

Despite being just a five-hour train ride apart, Montreal and Toronto offer pretty different vibes. They're like two sides of an uber-cool coin. 

Toronto's kind of the Canadian NYC. It's packed with everything you could possibly want in a city break, from scores of international cuisine to world-class museums to duck into when it's chilly.

Montreal, meanwhile, has that bilingual, artsy hipster thing going on, with a dash of European flair (and tons of poutine!). It's a little smaller, but it doesn't feel like it when you're up on Mount Royal, ice skating high above the city. 

Although Toronto just might take the cake on killer skate spots... 

Jack's take


These fares have been bouncing all over the place as of late, but have finally settled into a lovely price for a non-stop holiday trip.

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From $400 (non-stop)

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