Montréal Science Centre
Interactive exhibits, indoors.
in Old Montreal →March break activities in Montreal
March break programming changes every year and is confirmed with each venue. Here are verified places that usually host families during that week.
What to see & do
Montréal Biodôme
Living ecosystems near the Olympic Stadium.
in Hochelaga →VRFX (featured placement)
Virtual reality arena in Dorval, near the airport. Featured listing operated by MTLPages.
in Dorval →iSaute Montréal
Indoor trampoline park.
Funtropolis
Indoor play centre.
Atrium Le 1000
Indoor rink downtown.
in Downtown Montreal →Mont Saint-Sauveur
Laurentians ski resort (day trip).
Neighbourhoods to explore
Where to eat & explore
Places to check out
Atrium Le 1000
Indoor skating rink open year-round with skate rentals, public skating and lessons.
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VRFX
VRFX — virtual reality arena in Dorval, in the West Island, close to Montréal-Trudeau airport. Immersive on-site virtual reality experiences in multiplayer and free-roam formats, supervised by staff. The venue hosts groups: outings with friends, family activities, birthday parties, corporate and team-building events, and school groups. Booking recommended; the experiences offered, minimum ages and session lengths are confirmed directly with VRFX.
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Action 500 Montréal
Indoor paintball, laser tag, electric karting, arcade games and escape rooms.
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Frequently asked questions
When is March break in Quebec?
Dates are set each year by the Ministère de l’Éducation and by the school service centres. Consult your school service centre’s official calendar.
Should I book during March break?
It is strongly recommended: it is one of the busiest weeks of the year for indoor activities.