Montreal Walking Tours, Food Tours and Day Trips

Walking Old Montreal

The Original Old Montreal walking tour is the most reviewed activity in the city and the right first morning: two hours through the 17th-century streets, the basilica square and the old port. The small-group version covers similar ground with fewer people, and the ghost walk returns to the same streets after dark.

Quebec City in a Day

The full-day trip to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls is the most booked tour from Montreal, a long day but the only practical way to see the walled city and the falls without an overnight. The variation with a river cruise adds the St. Lawrence from the water.

Mile End and the Food

Montreal's food tours are among the highest-rated in Canada. The Mile End foodie tour and the Mile End tour with poutine and seven local dishes both work through the bagel shops, delis and bakeries of the neighborhood; pick by the dishes listed.

E-Bikes, Helicopters and Winter

The e-bike sightseeing tour covers the mountain, the canal and the plateau in three hours, and the helicopter flight from the south shore gives the island from above. Winter walking tours still run, so dress for the cold from December to March. Most tours cancel free up to 24 hours before.