Old Montreal

Walking tour of Old Montreal

2 hours

Bonsecours Market (Marche Bonsecours) (Pass By)

Bonsecours Market, a stunning silver-domed landmark in Old Montreal, is a must-visit destination offering a vibrant mix of boutique shops, local art, and unique souvenirs,—all in a beautifully restored heritage building.

Rue St-Paul (Pass By)

Stroll along charming + picturesque cobblestoned Rue Saint-Paul, the oldest street in Montreal, lined with historic architecture, vibrant boutiques, art galleries, and cozy bistros.

Place Jacques-Cartier (Pass By)

See Place Jacques-Cartier, a lively historic square in Old Montreal where street performers, charming cafes, and stunning views of the Old Port bring the city’s vibrant atmosphere to life.

City Hall (Pass By)

Admire Montreal City Hall, a majestic Second Empire-style building that stands as a symbol of the city's political history and architectural grandeur.

Notre-Dame Basilica (Pass By)

Marvel at Notre-Dame Basilica, Old Montreal's iconic masterpiece, renowned for its breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture and dazzling, vibrant interior. (outside only, entry not included in the tour)

Bank of Montreal (Banque de Montreal) (Pass By)

See the Bank of Montreal, Canada's oldest bank, housed in a grand neoclassical building that reflects the city's rich financial history and architectural elegance.

Chateau Ramezay Historic Site and Museum of Montreal (Pass By)

See the exterior of Château Ramezay, a stately stone building with 18th-century architecture that stands as a testament to Montreal's early colonial heritage.

Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel (Pass By)

View the Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, known as the "Sailors' Church," with its iconic rooftop statue overlooking the Old Port.

Pointe-a-Calliere, Montreal Archaeology and History Complex (Pass By)

Discover Pointe-à-Callière, the birthplace of Montreal, and hear the fascinating story of the city's origins.

Rue Saint Jacques (Pass By)

Walk along Rue Saint-Jacques, Old Montreal's historic financial hub and once known as Canada's "Wall Street", lined with elegant 19th-century buildings that reflect the city's golden era of commerce and banking.