Flights from Montreal to Calgary starting from CAD133*

4th Street

Calgary's 4th Street is where you want to go after your Montreal to Calgary flight for shopping, dining and entertainment. Located just a short walk from downtown Calgary, 4th Street boasts trendy restaurants, cafes and boutiques.

Go for a stroll along 4th street to see sculptures and artworks made by local artists. From imposing sculptures to whimsical pieces, there'll be something to delight or entertain you at every corner. For even more art, visit the Masters Gallery to browse their collection of early Canadian and contemporary art – they also host exhibitions, giving visitors something interesting to see or even purchase.

Bring home something to remind you of your trip. There are several independent retailers and boutiques that specialize in clothing, jewellery, home decor and more. After your shopping trip, if you feel like getting creative with your hands, why not try a floral design workshop? Marlow Floralworks offers workshops to guide participants on how to create beautiful floral arrangements – a relaxing activity to do solo or as a group.

You'll have no shortage of dining options here after your flight from Montreal to Calgary. Several casual and upscale restaurants line the street, all specializing in different cuisines like Mexican, Japanese, or Italian. From breakfast to dinner, it'll be easy to find a restaurant along 4th Street to satisfy your appetite.

The 4th Street Lilac Festival takes place in the neighbourhood, a great experience to have if you're flying from Montreal to Calgary in the summer. The Lilac Festival marks the beginning of the city's festival season, drawing thousands of attendees for a day of fun and entertainment. Listen to musicians that take the stage, or check out what the artisan vendors have to offer. And of course, there are plenty of food trucks to try throughout the festival route.

Dinosaur Provincial Park

Walk the lands of where dinosaurs once roamed 75 million years ago after your flight from Montreal to Calgary. About a two-hour drive from downtown Calgary takes you to Dinosaur Provincial Park, where fossils of over 50 species of dinosaurs have been discovered. While the fossils are an exciting sight on their own, the park's stunning landscape is worth the visit too. With the largest area of badlands in the country, prepare to be awestruck by the dramatic landforms.

Check out the outdoor fossil displays once you arrive at the park. See the skeleton of a duck-billed dinosaur, with its bones still partially encased in the sediment that buried it millions of years ago. There are also a few interpretive hiking trails to explore where you'll encounter dig sites and fantastic scenery along the way. Then, visit John Ware's Cabin to learn about the prominent African-American cowboy and his legacy in Alberta's ranching history. Make sure to plan accordingly as the cabin is only open to the public during afternoon hours in the summer.

Not ready to leave this extraordinary park? You can spend the night at the Dinosaur Provincial Park campground. Based under cottonwood trees and by the Red Deer River, camping amidst the badlands will be an unforgettable experience.

A flight from Montreal to Calgary shows you the wonderful experiences to be had in this city.