Canada · MONTREAL FOOD, MARKETS & NIGHTLIFE
5 reviewed
Below are the 5 best montréal food & nightlife tours in Canada right now, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the kind of traveller it suits. The first is the safest booking on the page.
A short St. Lawrence cruise from Old Montreal, with bilingual narration, big-city icons like Habitat 67, and optional drinks on board.
“Great tour, loved the boat design and drinks selection. A bit of confusion at the beginning as we didn’t know where to queue, but ok after showing proof of vaccination and tickets. Very friendly and attentive staff!”
Learn Montreal-style bagels in a small-group home workshop. Knead dough, master flour and seasonings, bake, and taste fresh bagels.
“Very fun class! The instructions are explained clearly and the instructor is very fun! You get bagels to take with you and they’re delicious!”
Jet boat Montreal from Old Port to Lachine Rapids, pick a 20, 45, or 60 minute ride, get locker gear, and get safely soaked.
“Spin boat ist fabulous. We had lots of fun, our Captain Thomas was great and drove like hell (in a fun way and absolutely Safe).”
Sail Montreal’s Vieux-Port on Le Bateau-Mouche for a great first look at Olympic Tower, La Ronde, the Biosphere, Jacques-Cartier Bridge, and more.
“1 hour boat ride with ear splittingly loud commentary spoken so quickly you can’t understand a word. Boat and views were lovely. Restrooms on board. Don’t go on a hot day cause A/C can’t keep up. It was only low 89s and still hot inside.”
Small-group Montreal e-bike tour through Plateau, Mile End and Jean-Talon Market, with street art murals and warm St-Viateur bagels.
“Martin, our guide was fabulous! Full of knowledge, patient, funny...absolutely perfect. We loved the alleys especially and a warm bagel in the park was a pleasant surprise. We enjoyed the introduction to areas we hadn't explored. Montreal is so bikable it was effortless to ride even for someone who literally rides a bike maybe once a year on a tour :-). Highly recommend!”
