



by Guidatour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$70This two-hour walking tour explores Old Montréal with a certified local guide from Guidatour, a woman-owned company with over 40 years of experience. The group size is about 15 people to ensure a comfortable experience. The tour begins at a central meeting point in Old Montréal and proceeds through cobblestone streets, covering both the East and West circuits of the area. The route includes stops at Place Royale, an historic square once home to markets and government activities. Participants will view the Gothic Revival exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica but will not enter the church. The tour continues to Place d'Armes and the Royal Bank, where the guide explains the city's French heritage and development. Visitors will see Montreal City Hall and Bonsecours Market, which has been a key public market for over a century. The walk also includes Rue St-Paul, known for its picturesque character. The tour concludes at Place Jacques-Cartier, a historic square known for street performers, terraces, and views of the Old Port and City Hall. The tour operates year-round, rain or shine, with no hotel pickup; guests must meet at the starting location. Tips are optional.
Old Montreal
The tour covers the main sights and attractions throughout Old Montreal over two hours.
120 min
Place Royale
Visit this historic square at Old Montreal’s heart, known for its past as a market and place of royal decrees.
Notre-Dame Basilica
View the exterior of the Gothic Revival Notre-Dame Basilica; the tour does not include entry inside.
Place d'Armes
Learn about Montreal’s French heritage and city history while seeing Place d'Armes and the Royal Bank building.
City Hall
See Montreal City Hall’s distinctive architecture during the walk.
Bonsecours Market (Marche Bonsecours)
Stop at Bonsecours Market, Montreal’s main public market for more than 100 years.
Place Jacques-Cartier
Experience the lively historic square with street performers, terraces, and views of the Old Port and City Hall.
Rue St-Paul
Walk along Rue St-Paul, recognized as one of Montreal’s most picturesque streets.
Meet your guide at the obelisk, located in front of 206 place d'Youville




by Guidatour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$70This two-hour walking tour explores Old Montréal with a certified local guide from Guidatour, a woman-owned company with over 40 years of experience. The group size is about 15 people to ensure a comfortable experience. The tour begins at a central meeting point in Old Montréal and proceeds through cobblestone streets, covering both the East and West circuits of the area. The route includes stops at Place Royale, an historic square once home to markets and government activities. Participants will view the Gothic Revival exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica but will not enter the church. The tour continues to Place d'Armes and the Royal Bank, where the guide explains the city's French heritage and development. Visitors will see Montreal City Hall and Bonsecours Market, which has been a key public market for over a century. The walk also includes Rue St-Paul, known for its picturesque character. The tour concludes at Place Jacques-Cartier, a historic square known for street performers, terraces, and views of the Old Port and City Hall. The tour operates year-round, rain or shine, with no hotel pickup; guests must meet at the starting location. Tips are optional.
Old Montreal
The tour covers the main sights and attractions throughout Old Montreal over two hours.
120 min
Place Royale
Visit this historic square at Old Montreal’s heart, known for its past as a market and place of royal decrees.
Notre-Dame Basilica
View the exterior of the Gothic Revival Notre-Dame Basilica; the tour does not include entry inside.
Place d'Armes
Learn about Montreal’s French heritage and city history while seeing Place d'Armes and the Royal Bank building.
City Hall
See Montreal City Hall’s distinctive architecture during the walk.
Bonsecours Market (Marche Bonsecours)
Stop at Bonsecours Market, Montreal’s main public market for more than 100 years.
Place Jacques-Cartier
Experience the lively historic square with street performers, terraces, and views of the Old Port and City Hall.
Rue St-Paul
Walk along Rue St-Paul, recognized as one of Montreal’s most picturesque streets.
Meet your guide at the obelisk, located in front of 206 place d'Youville