



by Fitz Montreal Bike Walking Tours
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$60This two-hour walking tour covers the highlights and lesser-known places of Old Montreal, guided by FITZ MTL. The tour starts by walking through the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, the city's historic district, spending about fifteen minutes exploring this area. Next, the group visits Place Jacques-Cartier, the main public square and former marketplace, for approximately fifteen minutes. The route continues along Rue St-Paul, a well-known historic street, and passes by City Hall, notable for its architecture and the site of Charles de Gaulle's 1967 speech. The tour includes a ten-minute stop at the Phi Centre, an art gallery featuring avant-garde exhibits. It then moves on to the Montreal World Trade Centre, where modern architecture incorporates historic buildings and part of the old Ruelle des Fortifications. The final stop is a ten-minute pause at the Old Port of Montreal, offering views of the port and the St. Lawrence River. The guide adjusts the itinerary based on weather and participant interests, adding indoor locations during colder months. The tour is conducted in English and includes a local guide and local taxes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Participants should dress appropriately for all weather conditions. Parking is difficult in Montreal, so arriving by car is not recommended.
Old Montreal
Walk through the narrow cobblestone streets of Montreal’s oldest neighborhood, known for its well-preserved historic character.
15 min
Place Jacques-Cartier
Spend 15 minutes in this main public square of Old Montreal, once a bustling marketplace.
15 min
Rue St-Paul
Pass along one of the city’s most historically significant and charming streets.
City Hall
View one of Old Montreal’s finest buildings, known for French General Charles de Gaulle’s 1967 speech held here.
Phi Centre
Stop for 10 minutes at this avant-garde art gallery showcasing contemporary works.
10 min
Montreal World Trade Centre
See the blend of modern architecture with historic buildings, including part of the old Ruelle des Fortifications.
Old Port of Montreal
Pause for 10 minutes to look over the Old Port area and the St. Lawrence River.
10 min
We’ll meet at the lobby of the William Gray hotel, 10 minutes before the starting time of your tour. Your guide will be waiting for you close to the restrooms, next to the billiard table. Arrive a bit earlier if you want to get yourself a delicious coffee next door, at the legendary Cafe Olimpico.




by Fitz Montreal Bike Walking Tours
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$60This two-hour walking tour covers the highlights and lesser-known places of Old Montreal, guided by FITZ MTL. The tour starts by walking through the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, the city's historic district, spending about fifteen minutes exploring this area. Next, the group visits Place Jacques-Cartier, the main public square and former marketplace, for approximately fifteen minutes. The route continues along Rue St-Paul, a well-known historic street, and passes by City Hall, notable for its architecture and the site of Charles de Gaulle's 1967 speech. The tour includes a ten-minute stop at the Phi Centre, an art gallery featuring avant-garde exhibits. It then moves on to the Montreal World Trade Centre, where modern architecture incorporates historic buildings and part of the old Ruelle des Fortifications. The final stop is a ten-minute pause at the Old Port of Montreal, offering views of the port and the St. Lawrence River. The guide adjusts the itinerary based on weather and participant interests, adding indoor locations during colder months. The tour is conducted in English and includes a local guide and local taxes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Participants should dress appropriately for all weather conditions. Parking is difficult in Montreal, so arriving by car is not recommended.
Old Montreal
Walk through the narrow cobblestone streets of Montreal’s oldest neighborhood, known for its well-preserved historic character.
15 min
Place Jacques-Cartier
Spend 15 minutes in this main public square of Old Montreal, once a bustling marketplace.
15 min
Rue St-Paul
Pass along one of the city’s most historically significant and charming streets.
City Hall
View one of Old Montreal’s finest buildings, known for French General Charles de Gaulle’s 1967 speech held here.
Phi Centre
Stop for 10 minutes at this avant-garde art gallery showcasing contemporary works.
10 min
Montreal World Trade Centre
See the blend of modern architecture with historic buildings, including part of the old Ruelle des Fortifications.
Old Port of Montreal
Pause for 10 minutes to look over the Old Port area and the St. Lawrence River.
10 min
We’ll meet at the lobby of the William Gray hotel, 10 minutes before the starting time of your tour. Your guide will be waiting for you close to the restrooms, next to the billiard table. Arrive a bit earlier if you want to get yourself a delicious coffee next door, at the legendary Cafe Olimpico.