• Notre-Dame Basilica - A stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, Notre-Dame Basilica features intricately carved woodwork, grand stained glass windows that depict Montreal’s religious history, and a vibrant blue ceiling adorned with golden stars. The grand interior, coupled with the immersive AURA light and sound show, offers an unforgettable experience, blending history and modern artistry.
• Old Port of Montreal - The Old Port of Montreal is a dynamic space along the Saint Lawrence River, offering a variety of activities. Visitors can stroll along the boardwalk, ride La Grande Roue (Ferris wheel) for sweeping views, take a boat tour, or explore the area’s historic sites. In the summer, the area is alive with festivals and street performances, making it a lively hub for entertainment and relaxation.
• Place Jacques-Cartier - This iconic public square serves as the gateway to Old Montreal and is lined with lively restaurants, cafes, and artists showcasing their work. It’s a popular spot for people-watching and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Montreal’s historic core. During summer, street performers add to its charm, creating a perfect spot to relax after a day of sightseeing.
• Chateau Ramezay Historic Site and Museum of Montreal - Originally built as a residence for Montreal’s governor in 1705, Château Ramezay is now a museum offering a glimpse into Montreal’s colonial past. The museum features exhibits showcasing historical artifacts, interactive displays, and beautifully maintained gardens, making it an insightful and tranquil spot to explore the city’s rich history.
• Bonsecours Market (Marche Bonsecours) - A symbol of Montreal’s architectural and cultural heritage, Bonsecours Market has been an essential part of the city since the mid-1800s. The market now houses high-end boutiques and art galleries, making it a great place to find locally crafted items. The market’s domed roof is an iconic part of Montreal’s skyline and a must-see for architecture enthusiasts.
• Montreal Museum Of Fine Arts - This museum is one of the largest and most impressive in Canada, featuring an extensive collection that spans centuries and continents, from classical paintings to cutting-edge contemporary art. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, musical performances, and educational programs, making it a vibrant center for culture and learning in Montreal.
• Place des Arts - As Montreal’s cultural heart, Place des Arts hosts performances from the symphony orchestra, opera, ballet, and world-renowned artists. Situated in the Quartier des Spectacles, it’s surrounded by light installations and outdoor performances. The area is particularly lively during festivals like Just for Laughs and the Montreal International Jazz Festival, making it an essential stop for art and culture lovers.
• Mount Royal Park - Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect behind New York’s Central Park, Mount Royal Park is a green oasis in the heart of Montreal. The park offers panoramic views from the Kondiaronk Belvedere, scenic walking trails, and a calming retreat from the urban environment. In winter, it becomes a popular spot for ice skating, tobogganing, and cross-country skiing.
• Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal - Overlooking the city from Mount Royal, Saint Joseph’s Oratory is the largest church in Canada and a renowned pilgrimage site. The basilica’s peaceful gardens and massive dome offer stunning views of the city. Visitors can explore the beautiful interior, the votive chapel, and climb the steps of the oratory in the tradition of prayer and devotion.
• McGill University - One of Canada’s oldest universities, McGill’s historic downtown campus features a blend of Gothic and modern architecture. The beautifully landscaped campus is perfect for a leisurely walk. It’s also home to the Redpath Museum, offering fascinating exhibits on natural history and anthropology, making it a top destination for history and nature lovers alike.
• Pointe Claire - Built on the very spot where Montreal was founded, this museum offers an immersive experience in the city’s archaeological and historical roots. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, learn about Montreal’s Indigenous past, and enjoy multimedia exhibits that bring the city’s history to life.
• Musee Redpath - Located on the McGill University campus, this natural history museum offers exhibits on dinosaurs, ancient civilizations, and cultural artifacts from around the world. It’s a hidden gem for those interested in science, anthropology, and paleontology. The museum’s intimate atmosphere makes it a peaceful and enriching visit.
• Atwater Market - One of the largest public markets in North America, Jean-Talon Market is famous for its vibrant displays of local produce and multicultural food vendors. Located in the heart of Little Italy, this market is an ideal spot to sample Montreal’s diverse culinary scene, from Quebec cheeses to international delicacies.
• Biodome de Montreal - The Biodome recreates five distinct ecosystems of the Americas, from the tropical rainforests to the cold climates of the Arctic. It’s a great place for families and nature lovers to explore animals and plants in their natural habitats, all within an indoor environment. Interactive exhibits make it an engaging and educational experience.
• Jean-Talon Market - One of the largest public markets in North America, Jean-Talon Market is famous for its vibrant displays of local produce and multicultural food vendors. Located in the heart of Little Italy, this market is an ideal spot to sample Montreal’s diverse culinary scene, from Quebec cheeses to international delicacies.
• Olympic Park & Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (HoMa) - Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, this architectural marvel features the Montreal Tower, the tallest inclined tower in the world. The stadium and its surroundings are a symbol of Montreal’s athletic history. Visitors can take a funicular ride up the tower for unparalleled views of the city.
• Montreal Botanical Garden - This world-renowned botanical garden is home to thousands of plant species across themed gardens, including a peaceful Japanese garden and a vibrant Chinese garden. The garden is also famous for its butterfly exhibits and the annual Gardens of Light event, where the grounds are illuminated by stunning lantern displays.
• Biosphere - Originally constructed as the U.S. pavilion for Expo 67, the Biosphere is now an environmental museum located on Saint Helen’s Island. The striking geodesic dome houses exhibitions on environmental conservation and sustainability. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits and learn about pressing environmental issues, making it a unique and educational destination.
• Montreal Science Centre - Located at the Old Port, the Montreal Science Centre offers hands-on exhibits on science and technology, making it an engaging destination for both children and adults. The interactive nature of the exhibits allows visitors to explore topics like space exploration, robotics, and the human body in a fun and educational way. The center also houses an IMAX theater for stunning film experiences.

• Certified Local English Speaking Guide
• Meet up with guide on foot within designated area of Beijing

• Transportation fees, Entrance fees, Lunch, and Other personal expenses
• Private Vehicle
• Guide Entry fees are only covered for sights listed under What to Expect.
• You cannot combine multiple tour groups.

Discover the best of Montreal on a tailored, 6-hour tour with an expert English-speaking guide! The guide will showcase both the historical and contemporary attractions of this vibrant city.

Montreal is an enchanting city that combines European allure with North American energy. Renowned for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and lively arts scene, Montreal has something to offer every visitor. Wander through the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, see iconic sites like the Notre-Dame Basilica, and explore world-class museums. The city’s culinary offerings are diverse, ranging from poutine to gourmet dining. Montreal is also celebrated for its festivals, such as the Montreal International Jazz Festival and Just for Laughs. With its lively mix of culture, history, and entertainment, it’s an essential destination for any traveler.

Note*: Please choose your must-see locations from a list in the tour details to craft your personalized itinerary.

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