Canada · OLD MONTREAL WALKING & HISTORY TOURS
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Cobbles, a basilica and a port that still works. These are the 15 Old Montréal walks worth the time, with what each covers between Place Jacques-Cartier and the river, how big the groups run, and which ones add a food stop at the end.
Walk Montreal’s Mile End and Little Italy on a 3-hour small-group food tour with 7 tastings, including smoked meat, bagels, gnocchi, and cannoli.
“Wonderful experience enjoying all the different types of food and cultures that make up this great neighborhood. Our guide was so friendly and knowledgeable which made it so fun!”
A 2-hour Old Montréal walk with an official city-certified guide, covering Notre-Dame exterior, Place Royale, markets, squares, and photo stops.
“Our guide was excellent ! Very communicative, jolly, and he really personalized the walk. Great Tour ! Thank you !”
Old Montreal in 2 hours with a max-10 guide, practical history, and local food tips, ending near Bonsecours Market.
“Great tour to lean about the history of old town Montreal. Darren was awesome. Really enjoyed our tour with him.”
A 2-hour Old Montréal walking tour with a bilingual local guide, cobblestone streets, top architecture, and French-flavored stories.
“This tour was wonderful. Sarah was incredibly knowledgeable and shared so much interesting information about Montreal, it's history and key people and groups. This was the best tour we did while in Canada. You won't be disappointed.”
90-minute ghost walk through Old Montreal with live storytelling, creepy legends tied to real buildings, and easy evening fun.
“10/10 recommend! Alice was an incredible story teller and guide through old Montreal!”
Follow costumed guides through Old Montreal on a 90-minute ghost walk with criminals, witchcraft tales, and spooky history for $26.34.
“Madame Morphine brought this experience to life, or should I say death. She was very engaging, and simply a wonderful guide. We highly recommend this guide and this tour!”
Old Montreal in 2 hours with a 10-person English walking tour, expert guide stories, iconic sights, local tips, and a small treat.
“Martin was GREAT! We had so much fun learning all about Montreal, I highly recommend! By the time I got around to booking, the morning tours were full, so we went at 1:30. It lasted a solid 2 hours and he was so nice and informative! Book early in the day if you can, so you have time to explore all the cool areas you went to on the tour. He gave us a little cheat sheet at the end with reconmendations for restaurants etc...”
A 2-hour, small-group walk through Old Montreal with a city-licensed guide, ending at Bonsecours Market for an easy start.
“Fun and informative walking tour of Old Montreal. Our guide, Chantal was great, very welcoming and funny. She encouraged questions. It was a reasonable group size of 15 and comfortable walk.”
Montreal Old Port urban zipline over Bonsecours Lagoon, a 15-minute 1,200-foot ride with helmet and safety briefing, $21.
“Interesting… a bit too short but definitely worth it”
Old Montreal guided food tour in 3 hours with 8+ tastings, smoked meat poutine, canelé, and beer or tea, plus city history.
“Cecil was fantastic! She has a passion for Montreal and its culinary scene. The tastings of the restaurants that we visited were all outstanding! Afterwards, Cecil had great recommendations for other restaurants in Old Town.”
Cycle Montreal’s Old Port, Plateau, and Latin Quarter with a guide, included tastings, and bike time until closing.
“Enjoyed the tour, happy to have chosen the E-bike ;-), good way to see Montreal, great bagels!”
Private 2-hour walking tour of Old Montreal from Notre-Dame Basilica. Pro guide, up to 15 people, English, mobile ticket.
“Great tour, accommodated our early start time and adjusted the tour for our schedule. Highly recommended.”
Taste Mile End on a 3-hour guided food walk with smoked meat, bagels, Greek pastry, gnocchi, cannoli, coffee, and poutine.
“Lucas was a wonderful guide introducing us all to the history of Montreal and Mile End and taking us to some real hidden gem restaurants that we would not have found ourselves.”
Ride Montreal’s core by e-bike or bike, from Mount Royal views to Old Montreal cobblestones and the Old Port waterfront with a local guide.
“Great way to experience the city and I highly recommend this to anyone on their first trip to Montreal”
Taste Montreal classics on a 3-hour Mile End food walk with poutine, hand-rolled bagels, smoked meat, sweets, and street art.
“Highly recommend this tour, especially if you want to feel super full on some of the best food Montréal has to offer. The tour felt like hanging out with a friend, checking out awesome food spots and chatting all things Montreal. My tour guide was incredibly friendly, welcoming and full of local knowledge. A must do!”
