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Electric-Bike PRIVATE tour – Fantastic views by the waterside
3-Hour Private E-Bike Tour: Explore Downtown, Old-Mtl & Old-Port, Expo 67 Islands, Lachine Canal, Village & Latin QuarterHead south through Downtown Area, the Entertainment District which welcomes in summer our famous outdoor festivals up to the Old-Montreal. Bike along the Lachine Canal and the St. Lawrence River and discover the Expo 67 Islands. A journey…
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Toronto, Niagara Falls & Thousand Islands 3–DAY Trip
* Three full days to discover Toronto and Niagara Falls* Scenic St Lawrence River Cruise among the 1000 Islands* Hornblower Cruise, unforgettable experience of Niagara Falls* Niagara-on-the-Lake, the charming of wine country* Urban landmarks in Toronto,Canada’s largest and cosmopolitanIMPORTANT:Starting from September 1st 2021, all travellers of 12 years old and more are required to be…
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Secret Food Tours Montreal w/ Private Tour Option
On our Secret Food Tour: Montreal Private Tour, you will eat your way through the trendy Mile End area. Our tour is strategically placed right in the heart of many cultures so you’ll taste the best that the city has to offer.Everything is made from fresh local ingredients including, Montreal-style bagels, poutine, Alsatian tarts, Italian…
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Haunted Mountain
A theatrical guide (a professional actor and storyteller) will regale guests with ghost stories, mysteries and legends about Mount Royal, including haunted hospitals, abandoned castles, cemeteries teeming with undead spirits, and all sorts of paranormal activities on the mountain. Visitors will learn about the place of Mount Royal in Montreal’s history and lore. Haunted Mountain…
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Quebec City to Montreal VIP Day Trip by Train
* Experience Greater Montreal * Place Ville Marie & the famous underground shopping center* Mount Royal & St-Joseph Oratory* Old Montreal & Old Port * 8 Stops at the most historical & beautiful places.
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Montreal Bike Tour: The Essentials
Our guided small-group rides offer a fun and safe activity—the perfect way to experience physically-distanced social bonding!This must-do experience celebrates bike-friendly Montreal, and is a fun, accessible way to take in key landmarks and enjoy urban nature. You’ll be rewarded with photogenic scenes and sights, and gain perspective into Montreal’s unique vibe, culture, & history.We’ll…
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Laurentian Mountains Day Trip From Montreal
Explore Canada’s beautiful Laurentian Mountains on this day trip from Montreal. As you make your way along narrow country lanes that crisscross the scenic alpine landscape, admire views of the mountains — including 2,871-foot (875-meter) Mont Tremblant — and stop in charming towns like St-Sauveur, St-Adolphe d’Howard and Mont-Tremblant. Discover lakeside villages, take a cruise…
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Private Montreal Transfer: Hotel to Airport or Cruise Port
Private transfers provide a terrific way to get between your hotel and the airport or your port for your cruise. There’s no waiting in taxi lines or making multiple shuttle stops. There’s just the relaxed and stress-free transportation of a late-model vehicle and a professional chauffeur that will get you safely to your destination.
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3Hr Montreal City Bike Tour with regular or electric bikes, Beer & wine included
Enjoy a 3-hour bike tour in Montreal led by a professional guide and including one tasting stop and all-day bike rental. With 650 km of bike paths, Montreal offers a unique biking experience. Take advantage of this guided bike tour to discover the city’s main attractions and the most unusual locations. Included after the tour…
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Private Vacation Photography Session with Photographer in Montreal
Flytographer Private Vacation Photo ShootConnect with a local hand-picked professional photographer in Montreal and capture your most memorable moments during this private photo shoot. Get insider tips on the best things to do in Montreal, including where to eat & what to see from your vacation photographer. Return from your trip with beautiful, high-quality vacation…
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Canadian Tulip Festival-Ottawa May 13 -23rd ’22 private day tour from Montreal
The Canadian Tulip Festival is held annually in May in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The festival is the world’s largest tulip festival, displaying over one million tulips, with attendance of over 650,000 visitors annually. Displays of tulips are planted throughout the city, and the largest display of tulips is found in Commissioners Park on the shores…
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Independent Tour of Montreal by Bike
One of the best ways to see the charming city of Montreal is by bicycle! Explore Montreal’s unique neighborhoods, such as historic Old Montreal, bustling downtown, Chinatown, The Village and more! On a bicycle, you can get around quicker than you would on foot and see exactly what you’d like in Montreal at your own…
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2 Hour Full Tour of Montréal in Vintage Convertible Cadillac
A personal and relaxed tour of the city in one of our iconic vintage convertible Cadillacs, with a local tour guide. We will fill you in on all the rich history and character that makes Montreal Canada’s cultural capital. Our friendly guides know what’s going on in the city and will let you know the…
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4 Hour Montreal Architecture & City Bike Tour with Wine or Beer
Discover Montreal’s essence and more… On the menu : history, architecture , neighbourhood life and food-beer-wine tasting stops!Leave on a journey to encounter Montreal’s well-known and lesser-known aspects as you ride through its different neighborhoods, past its unavoidable attractions and its more secret locations. Choose from two exciting itineraries and enjoy a glass of beer or wine in…
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Admission – La Grande Roue de Montréal – Canada’s tallest observation wheel
From the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal you will be captivated by the lure of Old Montreal, with its historic buildings and its nearby Jacques Cartier Square.Canada’s tallest observation wheel will show you the beauty of the city from 60 metres above. A stunning view, under the sun or the starsEnjoy a 20%…
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Family-friendly Biking PRIVATE Tour – Where the montrealers lives
Explore the residential neighbourhoods of Plateau, Portuguese district, Mile-End and Little Italy. Here lies in peace communities with multicultural backgrounds. In the heart of Mile-End, be surprised to observe the community of Hassidic Jews coexisting with the most modern hipster-artists residents. Have fun chasing some amazing big street arts. As for delicacies, take a break…
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Granby Zoo & Fruit Picking 1 Day
This is a bus package tour. You don’t need to worry about the itinerary which we design it really carefully. You can experience the nature with us.
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1 Hour Best Virtual Reality Game Activity
We offer the best virtual reality experience. Because of the size of the arena and our equipment you’ll be transported into breathtaking worlds and an unparalleled experience. The mere fact that you can walk around in our games will make you feel as if you’re the hero of the video game. A dream come true…
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Old Montréal VIP Semi-Private Walking Tour
Discover Montréal’s birthplace with a professional guide on this exclusive 2-hour semi-private walking tour of Old Montréal. In a small group of maximum 6 participants, you will enjoy a privileged and personalized experience with some special attentions such as a rest stop treat.
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Montreal ZOO, private half day tour
As a visitor in Montreal you surely have plenty of choices of sites to explore. This private tour will take you and your group to The Ecomuseum, a zoo on the island of Montreal, home to 115 species, Canada’s largest number of fauna species from the St. Lawrence Valley.As you wander the paths of the…
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Ottawa to Montreal VIP Day Trip by Train
* Experience Greater Montreal * Place Ville Marie & the famous underground shopping center* Mount Royal & St-Joseph Oratory* Old Montreal & Old Port * 8 Stops at the most historical & beautiful places.
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Private Arrival Transfer from Montreal Airport YUL
Skip the stress and confusion of finding a taxi upon arrival at the Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. Instead, book this private airport transfer service and enjoy convenient, reliable, comfortable private transportation from the airport to your hotel in downtown Montreal, Nun’s Island or near Longueuil Metro Station.
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Winter Charms of Old Montreal – Small Group Walking Tour
Old Montreal is extra charming in the winter! Blanketed in snow, the carpet of white really helps showcase the enchanting architecture and unique features of our old city. Enjoy this fun and informative 2-hour winter walking tour experience in the historical district where you will discover the history, buildings, streets and stories that make up…
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Night on Montreal Tour
Fun and excitement lie ahead in our Scenic Montreal Night Tour. Your guide will pick you up directly from your hotel in downtown Montreal before heading out on a narrated driving tour of Mont Royal and Saint Joseph’s Oratory, Canada’s largest church. Your guide will then bring you to the Mont Royal Lookout, the tallest…
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Montreal Self-guided Walking Tour and Scavenger Hunt
Are you planning a visit and/or looking for things to do in Montreal? You should try our scavenger hunts throughout the city in Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles, and Plateau Montreal, to name but a few neighborhoods we go to.You will be challenged at every step. Each challenge will tell you where you are going next…
All about Montreal
When to visit
Montreal comes to life in the summer, when the long days fill up with festivals and sun. July is the main month for festivals, but it also tends to be one of the hottest. Opt for May or June for milder weather, and to explore the Parc du Mont Royal. The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival, the Go Bike Festival, and the International Jazz Festival all take place in May and June.
Getting around
The city is well-connected by the Montreal Metro, which travels between 68 stations. It’s also perfect for biking, with 560 miles (901 kilometers) of bike lanes and routes that can take you throughout the historic city. While a car is handy for exploring the surrounding countryside, parking can be tricky within the city itself. It’s better to rely on public transport, taxis, ride-hailing services, and walking.
Traveler tips
New York City isn’t the only North American city famous for its bagels. Montreal is home to many beloved bagel shops that line its streets. The St-Viateur Bagel Shop is a favorite, and one of the best things to do in Montreal for food lovers. And while you’re in the Mile End neighborhood, try other Jewish deli favorites like smoked meat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Montreal famous for?
Montreal is the largest city in Quebec. It’s famous for its French heritage (explorer Jacques Cartier first visited the area in the 16th century). Downtown Montreal is renowned for its lively nightlife, world-class museums, and architecture landmarks like Habitat 67. It also hosted the Expo 67 and 1976 Summer Olympics.
What is there to do in Montreal for 1 week?
There are so many things to do in Montreal in one week. That’s enough time to see top attractions like Mount Royal Park, Notre Dame Basilica, and the Museum of Fine Arts. You can also wander neighborhoods like Mile End, dine in eclectic restaurants, and even plan a day trip to Ottawa.
What attractions are there in Montreal?
Montreal is home to dozens of top attractions, like Notre-Dame Basilica, Mount Royal Park, and St. Joseph’s Oratory. It’s celebrated for its Gothic revival architecture, the Olympic Park, and Montreal Botanical Garden. Other highlights include the Biodome, Museum of Fine Arts, and the Underground City.
What is the best month to visit Montreal?
While this is a city that can handle the cold, its deep winter freeze can be a shock to the system for visitors. Instead, visit in June to enjoy beautiful weather (sans humidity) and a full calendar of festivals. Highlights include the International Jazz Festival to the Grand Prix Weekend.
Do they speak English in Montreal?
Yes, this is a bilingual place, and English and French are both widely spoken. However, local etiquette dictates that French first is a preference, and not all locals are as comfortable speaking English. Even if you don’t speak French, it’s polite to add a few greetings and phrases into your rotation.
What do locals do in Montreal?
To see the city like a local, escape from the Old Port (Vieux Port) and head to the Plateau. There, you can nosh on international fare and relax in hip wine and beer bars. Be sure to explore Jean-Talon Market, stroll the Lachine Canal, and go to a cabaret show.