moreMontreal eGuide, By bus

• About this guide
• About Montreal
• Preparing your trip to Montreal (1)
• How to get to Montreal (2)
• What you must know once here (3)
•• What you shouldn't miss
•• Everything you must know
•• How to get around
•• Where to get more free information
• What you must do before leaving (4)

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From Old Montreal to the Plateau and Chinatown, all the information in this guide divided by neighbourhood with maps.

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By bus

The bus terminal is located on Berri street corner of de Maisonneuve and is serviced many companies each with different routes :

by Voyageur for Ottawa
Coach Canada/Trentway-Wagar and Greyhound Canada for Toronto and other locations to the west
Orléans Express for Trois-Rivières, Quebec city, Rivière-du-Loup (connections to the Maritimes) and Gaspé, etc
Sherbus for Sherbrooke and Magog, etc
Greyhound and Adirondack/Pine Hill Trailways for the United States. You can lookup fares and schedules on the Greyhound web site, you just have to specify where you are coming from and that you are going to Montreal PQ, but not all US cities have a direct route to Montreal and they don't give you the indirect connections. But most large northeastern US Cities, like New York, Boston or Washington DC, have a direct route to Montreal.

The bus terminal is directly connected to the Berri-UQAM metro station. You don't even have to go outside, there are some stairs that go down to the metro station. From there you can take the orange, green or yellow lines (see the metro & buses section).

For informations on schedules and prices, you can call 514-842-2281.

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Last update: 03/05/2008