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The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular montreal tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
A 3.5-hour guided Montreal bus tour with bilingual live commentary, big-name sights, and standout views from Mount Royal.
“Francis was an amazing tour guide there wasn’t a question about Montreal that he couldn’t answer. The driver Salle drove the bus smoothly through narrow Montreal streets. It was worth the money I felt as a newcomer to Montreal it’s the best way to be introduced to the city.”
Montreal on a double-decker hop-on hop-off pass: 10 stops, live bilingual guides, 2-day validity, and a 2-hour night tour.
“We were given great information along the 9 stops. Getting back on was easy, buses ran on time. On the second day we were able to get back on, and explore areas we missed on day 1. Great way to see Montreal!”
Premium bus day trip from Montreal to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls. Guided Old Quebec, funicular views, and 83 m waterfalls.
“Our tour guide! Joyce was very friendly and helpful! She has a good sense of humor and she explained the itenary very clearly! And I should say she is very knowledgeable about the province of Quebec!”
Montreal Mile End food tour with 7 tastings: smoked meat bagel, gnocchi, poutine, cannoli, Italian coffee, ice cream, and a secret dish.
“We had an amazing time on the Little Italy food tour, and our guide Lucas truly made the experience special. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly passionate about the neighborhood’s history, culture, and of course the food. Each stop was thoughtfully chosen, and the tastings were generous and delicious, offering a great variety of classic…”
Quebec City and Montmorency Falls from Montreal by coach: guided history, Old Quebec free time, and photo stops at a Niagara-taller waterfall.
“The tour is really good, the driver is very helpful and friendly. The guide also very informative and friendly. They manage time quite efficiently and on time. It might be a bit of a shot time spending at the waterfall, but that’s reasonable and we got a lots of time to look around in the…”
2-hour Old Montréal walking tour with a certified local guide, Notre-Dame Basilica and Bonsecours Market photo stops, small group, English, $26.34.
“Excellent experience! We got to hear a lot of history of Old Montréal, and saw plenty of amazing buildings and sights to see. Our guide Angelina was fantastic; we really enjoyed the way she spoke about the history. She answered all of the questions the group had, and we left having a much better understanding…”
MTL Detours’ 2-hour Old Montreal small-group walk: key landmarks, cobblestones, local food tips, and winter-ready comfort for max 10.
“A great tour of a beautiful city. Even the winter cold didn’t dampen the enjoyment of listening to Louise who was so passionate in sharing the history of her city. Fabulous stories and history and was great being in a small group.”
Montreal in 3.5 hours with hotel pickup and live bilingual commentary, plus Old Montréal, Old Port, Olympic Park, and Mount Royal views.
“Great overview of the Highlights of Montreal. Our guide was very knowledgable and had a great sense of humour too! We really enjoyed it. Both the guide and driver were entertaining, only regret not getting to tour inside Notre Dam Cathedral.”
Cruise the St. Lawrence from Montreal’s Old Port with bilingual guide stories, big city views, and (on happy hour) a included drink.
“Excellent commentary. Really clean environment. Many seating options.”
Enjoy a 1–1.5 hour St. Lawrence cruise from Old Montreal with bilingual live narration, big city landmarks, and onboard drinks.
“The boat ride was nice, the guide spoke English and French and did a good job.”
A flexible 2-day hop-on hop-off bus through Montreal’s top sights, with live bilingual commentary and 10 stops across Old Town and Mount Royal.
“It was very informative, saw a lot of interesting sites, worth the money and time. Only issue we had was the driver was late and we had to wait an extra 20 minutes.”
Ride Canada’s tallest observation wheel in Old Montreal. Climate-controlled gondolas, 360° views, and an easy stroll to your cabin.
“It was so good, worth the experience and money. We had the best weather as well . Good timing!”
A 14-hour day trip from Montreal to fortified Quebec City and towering Montmorency Falls, with a cable car ride and optional winter ice sights.
“It was great took a lot istagramable pictures. The only thing is that charging port is not working in our bus and air condition as well.”
See Montmorency Falls and UNESCO Old Quebec in one long day, with a season-based stop at Croisières AML, the Ice Hotel, or the Museum of Civilization.
“It was amazing . Our driver from athe Gina and our tour guide Yang was so helpful and made the day the best possible day even in winter conditions . I would highly recommend this tour . We were looked after really well and we were given the best information possible.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Old Montréal with French-inspired stories, architecture stops, and practical tips—small-group pace, $25 value.
“Pierre was a really nice and funny guide with a thorough knowledge of Old Montreal. I learnt a lot and discovered places that were unexpected. Pierre was thoughtful taking us out of the cold at intervals during the tour. He gave suggestions of places to eat, a few that I followed up on. Pierre’s tour…”
