| | DID YOU KNOW? | | A railway tunnel nearly 5 km (3 mi.) in length, inaugurated in 1918, runs beneath Mont Royal (230 m / 755 ft.) and was initially used by trains pulling out of Montréal’s Central Station for Ottawa and Toronto. Today it serves the commuter rail network. |
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By train
With the train, not only can you travel to Montréal and Québec City, but also to cities such as Jonquière (Saguenay) and Gaspé. The trip to the Gaspésie region, for example, is done overnight, an advantage given the length of the journey.
Via Rail's Canrailpass gives you 12 days’ unlimited travel across Canada for a maximum 30-day period. For more information, consult your travel agent.Rail journeys
 A tourist train beckons you to discover—from May to October—the areas surrounding Mont Orford, Magog (a popular resort region) and Sherbrooke (Eastern Townships): the Orford Express. What’s more, the Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) offers up a dozen day trips by rail to various locations in the metropolitan region (Laval, Laurentides, Montérégie). Mid-June to late October. |
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Getting to Québec
Getting around Québec
By train
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