- Old Montreal will be transformed starting May 15.
- A festive and immersive program will be offered at several venues.
- Patios, restaurants, hotels, and nightlife will create a lively atmosphere.
- Special experiences and packages will be offered to visitors.
To mark the return of the Canadian Grand Prix to Montreal, the Old Montreal Commercial Development Corporation (SDC) will transform the historic district from May 15 to 24 with festive and immersive street decorations. This setting will serve as the backdrop for a rich and dynamic commercial program, taking place at more than twenty local establishments. Throughout the festivities, the area will buzz with the energy of lively outdoor patios, gourmet restaurants, a vibrant nightlife, boutique hotels, pop-up shops, and immersive experiences carefully designed to attract both local and international visitors. Together, these elements will create a unique atmosphere where architectural heritage, the neighborhood’s elegance, and a palpable festive energy converge in a distinctive setting.
Old Montreal will thus establish itself as one of the best places to experience the Grand Prix in a stylish and memorable way. Many businesses and establishments will offer special programming inspired by the world of auto racing, contributing to the weekend’s electrifying atmosphere.
At the same time, the neighborhood will offer a range of complementary experiences, from shopping to high-end accommodations, including lifestyle activations and exclusive collaborations. Various businesses and hotels will join forces to offer unique experiences to visitors. Among the participants, Fanabox, Bui Atelier, and the Luc.s boutique will contribute to the weekend’s excitement through special activations designed to enhance the experience for Grand Prix fans.
A Unique Stay
Every year, the Grand Prix transforms Montreal into a lively and cosmopolitan metropolis. In Old Montreal, this excitement takes on a special dimension, where the charm of heritage, gastronomy, elegance, and nightlife come together in an atmosphere that is both festive and summery.
Thanks to its renowned boutique hotels, rooftop terraces, and proximity to the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit, Old Montreal stands out as one of the most sought-after areas to stay during the event. Several iconic establishments, including the Auberge du Vieux-Port, Le Petit Hôtel Saint-Paul, Le Petit Hôtel Notre-Dame, and the Lofts du Vieux-Port, will offer special packages to allow visitors to fully experience the energy and excitement of Grand Prix weekend.