North America

Great cities close to home — Montréal's European streets, Toronto's world-in-one-city.

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🧭 Why Visit

North America does city breaks close to home with passports optional in spirit: Montréal's French streets and Toronto's global neighborhoods deliver genuinely foreign weekends within a short flight — with more of the continent joining the guides soon.

🏛️ A Little History

From French and British colonies to the world's longest undefended border, Canada and the US grew up as neighbors trading people, culture, and hockey grudges — and their great cities became magnets for the whole world's talent.

💡 Did You Know?

Toronto is statistically among the most multicultural cities on Earth — over half its residents were born outside Canada — while Montréal is the planet's second-largest French-speaking city after Paris.

Our North America City Guides

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Montréal

City guide with live tours and local know-how
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Toronto

City guide with live tours and local know-how

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