What's the Weather like in Montreal in July
Temperature
Montreal's summer weather in July ranges from a temperature of 26 degrees Celsius on a high to a low of 16 degrees Celsius on an average. The average temperature around this time is about 21 degrees Celsius.
July marks the beginning of the tourist season and the city's parks, outdoor entertainment spots are filled with families, couples and children looking to spend the day outside under the warm, bright sun.
Humidity & Rain
July in Montreal sees a rainfall estimate of about 70 mm with around 18 days of rainfall on an average.
The average rainfall per day remains constant at about 3.1 inches all through ranging from a minimum of 1.6 inches to a maximum of 4.7 inches.
The chance of having a wet day in Montreal remains constant at 40 per cent all through the month.
Sunshine Hours
Montreal experiences 17 per cent of experiencing sunshine during July.
Over the course of the month, the city experiences a decrease of about 51 minutes of sun light on an average, taking into consideration a daily decrease of 1 minute, 41 seconds on an average.
Wind
Montreal in July experiences an average decreasing hourly wind speed from about 8.4 miles per hour to 7.7 miles per hour over the month's duration.
With an average wind direction that is predominantly from the west, Montreal experiences a peak proportion of 56 per cent on the 9th of July.
Dress Code
July being one of the hottest months in Montreal, it is advised that you carry light, breathable clothing to help you stay cool and fresh.
While you are careful about the heat, it pays to be prepared for the frequent rain showers as well.
Waterproof and insulated clothes and shoes, umbrellas and carves are a must while packing for the July weather.
While the temperatures during the day might be soaring hot, the nights are relatively cooler and require that you pack in some layering to stay warm.
We suggest you try garments made from the versatile Merino wool. This miracle fabric has the capacity to keep you warm during the winters and surprisingly cool during the summers.
Click here for Montreal's weather forecast for the next 14 days. Also, to get an idea of annual weather averages for Montreal, follow this link.
Montreal Hotels in July
Le Westin Montreal
The Le Westin Montreal is an upscale, high-end hotel which offers top notch service and stay options. Located at a 5-minute walk from the Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal and also an 11-minute walk from Vieux-Montreal old town, this hotel offers standard, luxurious rooms with facilities like a 32-inch flat-screen TV, desks and free Wi-Fi, coffeemakers and mini-fridges, while upgraded rooms and suites offer pull-out sofas, wet bars and city views. Other additions include a contemporary restaurant and a juice bar, a fitness centre, an indoor pool with a glass bottom, a business centre, and 42 meeting rooms.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Montreal
The Delta Hotels by Marriott Montreal is a good top-end hotel in Montreal well known for their exceptional customer service and professionalism. Located at the Le Quartier des Spectacles, this neat hotel is a 5-minute walk from the nearest metro stations and 1 km from the Montreal Convention Centre. Their rooms offer facilities like designer toiletries, coffeemakers, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and free Wi-Fi, while upgrades add balconies and city views and club rooms offer lounge access with free breakfast and snacks. Other amenities are an indoor saltwater pool, an exercise room a children's play centre, a bar, a restaurant, a spa, a business centre and 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space.
Hôtels Gouverneur Montréal
Hôtels Gouverneur Montréal hotel is located in a high rise building at a 2-minute walk from Station Berri-UQAM metro stop, and a 5-minute walk from Rue Saint-Denis, home to lively bars and shops. With facilities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers and desks for the standard rooms, suites add facilities like separate bedrooms, city views and/or whirlpool tubs. Also added are a clubby restaurant, a bar serving bistro-style and buffet meals, a fitness centre with an indoor saltwater pool, and a business centre.
Hotel Universel Montreal
Hotel Universel Montreal is another budget hotel with a touch of luxury located across the street from the Stade Olympique and a 3-minute walk from Viau Metro station. Their standard rooms have facilities like free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers and mini fridges, while the contemporary suites offer living areas and whirlpool tubs. Upgraded suites add separate lounges with sofa beds and also include conference space. Other perks and amenities include a local shuttle service, parking, a relaxed bar/restaurant with outdoor seating serving an international menu, heated indoor and outdoor pools, a gym and event space.
Bars and Restaurants
Venice
The Venice restaurant located near the Côte du Beaver hall, is a fresh little tropical restaurant in downtown Montreal. This place has a chic, California-inspired design, this restaurant is well decorated, spacious and airy, has a retro decor and specialises in Poke bowls, salads, juices & cocktail. Apart from the great taste and flavourful food, the service is exceptional, courteous and friendly. If you visit this area in Montreal, make sure you drop in for lunch, we are sure you will remember the appetizing food for a long while to come. If interested in vegan food, Venice has a wide range of vegan options too.
La Succursale
The La Succursale is a window-lined, corner micro-brasserie for handcrafted seasonal brews, whiskies & beer-based nibbles and is loved by both tourists and locals alike. The ambience at La Succursale is very different from your typical pub/bar ambience. Lined with several large windows all over the entire restaurant, this place serves a wonderful selection of beer and food choices at incredibly reasonable prices. If you are out with friends and need a place to play a few games and chill out with your buddies, this is hands down the place for you. While a little far from the city's centre, it is still a great place to visit, if in the mood for a long drive.
Sinclair Restaurant Vieux Montreal
The Sinclair is a luxe, upscale restaurant serves market-fresh, contemporary offerings in a posh space with black-&-gold accents, with a rustic charm. This lovely dining spot serves great value in an intimate setting and a stylish décor. The restaurant also offers a great outdoor seating arrangement, and the service the restaurant offers is amazing. The wait-staff here is courteous and have a great knowledge level and know-how of the dishes they recommend and serve. All in all, this is a kind place with delectable food and friendly service. We highly recommend this place if you are looking for a light, casual option for dinner.
Atma Fine Indian Cuisine
If you wish to enjoy authentic Indian food, the Atma Fine Indian Cuisine restaurant offers you the best of Indian food. The perfect place to take your taste buds on an exciting culinary adventure, this nice little restaurant is located in Saint-Laurent Boulevard, at the heart of Montreal's happening Plateau Mont-Royal district. This place offers regional delicacies, offers you a wide range of traditional Indian options to choose from, and will leave you licking your fingers for more. From the creamy butter chicken to the succulent Palak Paneer, every curry or dish here is high on taste and flavour, and ranks top among Indian restaurants in Montreal.
Things to do in Montreal in July
La Ronde amusement park
The La Ronde amusement park is the perfect choice to visit on a hot sunny day with family. With several entertaining rides and a wide variety of wonderful food, this jolly place is a great place for children and adults too. The only amusement park in Montreal, the La Ronde sees a continuous stream of local as well as the tourist crowd during the summers. Famous for rollercoasters and excellent selection of other fun-filled rides, a visit here could prove as a complete entertainment package for your family. If you plan on visiting here, be ready to brave the long queues and crowd. We recommend you to visit on a Monday, and also to get the seasonal pass instead of the regular one.
Belvédère Kondiaronk
If you want to head over for a nice view of downtown Montreal during the evening, then the Belvédère Kondiaronk is a perfect choice. Very famous among the tourists and the locals alike, this place is considered to be one of the best observatory decks or view points in the whole of Canada. We recommend you to visit this deck on a pleasant evening, and stay well into watching the sun go down. This viewpoint is famous for the brilliant sunset views it offers and offers a spectacular view. The view not only covers the whole of downtown Montreal, but on a clear day, you will be able to see well past into USA from here. This is a great way for you to take in the essence of the city in a single glance, and head back home fully satiated.
St. Catherine Street
If you are looking for a street to take a stroll and enjoy some live music, fun and activities, the St. Catherine Street can meet all of your needs. This street is comprised of two parts- the St. Laurent Boulevard East and West. On the west street lays the Complexe Desjardins- one of the most famous skyscrapers in modern times. Also present here is the iconic University of Quebec premises, and consists of a number of shopping, entertainment activities and musical venues in Montreal. The street consists of all that you need to spend a highly entertaining, fun-filled time in downtown Montreal a subway nearby for easy transport access, theatres to find your favourite shows, hosts of shopping complexes lined up and wonderful dining options to choose from. Also located in the same area is the lovely Montreal Chinatown as well as the train station.
