Summer in Montreal is officially here, which means there are loads of things to do in and around Montreal for you and your special someone to do. One summer list, in particular, you're going to want to make sooner rather than later is a list of dates to take your significant other or fave friend on, and considering Montreal is easily one of Canada's most romantic cities, there are loads of romantic adventures for you to take this sunny season.
Flower children, your time has come. Tulipes.ca's self-pick tulip fields in Laval and Boucherville opened on May 13 for the 2022 season. 600,000 flowers will be up for grabs at each location, serving as the colourful backdrop for countless Insta photoshoots.According to a Tulipes.ca social media post, the flowers are in full bloom as of May 15The fields will be open seven days a week until the brief tulip season ends.
This weekend in Montreal is going to be special for so many reasons: the weather's starting to look up, the city's finally coming back to life and this Sunday is Mother's Day (but of course, it's for any and all motherly-figures in your life!). And you just know the city can feel these good vibes and is laying out the best of the best to make sure it's one to remember.
Check out these things to do in Montreal this weekend that you won't want to miss.
A tulip field is opening in Old Montreal this spring and visitors can pick their own bouquets. The new Tulipes.ca location on rue de la Commune will have 600,000 multi-coloured flowers. It joins the enterprise's popular existing fields in Laval and Boucherville.But unlike the suburban fields, the flowers in Old Montreal aren't grown on-site. Instead, Tulipes.ca has been cultivating bulbs in greenhouses and preparing to transport them to the city.
Tickets are now on sale for visits to two pick-your-own tulip fields outside Montreal. The Tulipes.ca fields, in Boucherville and Laval, each count over 600,000 flowers of various colours.