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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.
“Really good way to see Montreal on a quick visit - plenty of stops and our guide pointed out really interesting sights - particularly regarding architecture - fab lunch stop - highly recommend”
Montreal on a double-decker hop-on hop-off pass: 10 stops, live bilingual guides, 2-day validity, and a 2-hour night tour.
“loved the old Montreal road lots of shops and restaurants very cool place to walk and seeing the old and new was great.”
Premium bus day trip from Montreal to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls. Guided Old Quebec, funicular views, and 83 m waterfalls.
“It was a really interesting day and the guide was brilliant - she was Quebec born and raised and was so knowledgeable and interested in the the history of the area, which really came across. The short visit to the Montmorency Falls was beautiful and I was pleased it was included. We had a good…”
Montreal Mile End food tour with 7 tastings: smoked meat bagel, gnocchi, poutine, cannoli, Italian coffee, ice cream, and a secret dish.
“Got to learn a bit about the history of Montreal. Would love to have heard more. The food variety was good. Definitely buy the maple syrup to take home. Yulia, our guide was very organized. Sent a text to prepare us for the tour.”
Quebec City and Montmorency Falls from Montreal by coach: guided history, Old Quebec free time, and photo stops at a Niagara-taller waterfall.
“I think this trip is worth it, but beware. If you are getting hotel pick up, you have to confirm that 24 hours in advance. And your ticket doesn’t tell you that. I saw it in the app at midnight and we were supposed to be picked up at 8:00. Thankfully I messaged someone and…”
2-hour Old Montréal walking tour with a certified local guide, Notre-Dame Basilica and Bonsecours Market photo stops, small group, English, $26.34.
“Our guide was knowledgeable and easy to follow/understand. The walk was easy and gave you a lot of historical facts about the city. Also got a good understanding of where things are and what else to go see! I definitely recommend!”
MTL Detours’ 2-hour Old Montreal small-group walk: key landmarks, cobblestones, local food tips, and winter-ready comfort for max 10.
“It was such a cold day, even the locals were commenting on how cold it was! Despite the truly miserable conditions, our guide Louise made this tour completely amazing. She was thoughtful about how she arranged the tour. Planned the night before with stops indoors in mind given how cold the weather was anticipated to…”
Montreal in 3.5 hours with hotel pickup and live bilingual commentary, plus Old Montréal, Old Port, Olympic Park, and Mount Royal views.
“Great tour with Angelo as expert driver and Louis as guide, both made us all feel very welcome. Excellent commentary and skilful driving. We saw so much of Montreal that we would definitely not seem on foot, highly recommend this tour!”
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.
“It was great to see Montreal from the river. Especially thrilled to see Habitat 67. We really loved our trip.”
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.
“Forgot to review until now but wanted to comment that it was a good option to see ares of the city! Our driver not very good at communicating.”
Ride Canada’s tallest observation wheel in Old Montreal. Climate-controlled gondolas, 360° views, and an easy stroll to your cabin.
“A ride on La Grande Roue de Montréal offers an extraordinary experience with panoramic views of the city. As one of the tallest attractions in Montreal, it provides breathtaking vistas of urban beauty. It's perfect for enjoying stunning views and moments of relaxation.”
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.
“Quebec City is most interesting. It’s as if you are in France. The guide is knowledgeable and patient”
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.
“24 January Was staying in Montreal but wanted to see Quebec City and this was definitely the best way to do it! Got to see Montmorency Falls which was cool and definitely wouldn’t have if we drove ourselves to the city. Also had plenty of free time in Quebec City after the hour long guided…”
A 2-hour guided walk through Old Montréal with French-inspired stories, architecture stops, and practical tips—small-group pace, $25 value.
“Our tour was great. Our guide Sarah was very knowledgeable and super friendly. We learned a lot about the history of Old Montreal and would definitely try and book another tour the next time we are back.”
