Experience an overview of Montréal and its historical sites where you will discover all of the characteristics this city has to offer. Our charming tour guide will present you with one of the world's largest French speaking cities with numerous museums (McCord Museum, Grévin Museum and Pointe-à-Callière Museum) restaurants, and shops than you can count.

Your tour will include stops at the city's most captivating attractions where you can have time to take memorable pictures.

Old Montréal - Enjoy a journey through time as you visit Old Montréal, nestled between the St. Lawrence seaway and the downtown skyscrapers. Founded in 1642, this old town is a main attraction for visitors and locals alike, with its many boutiques and restaurants. It is in this part of the city where you will find the Notre-Dame-Basilica. Built in 1824, this church is amidst the most impressive landmarks in the world. Its original stained glass windows paint a story of Montréal's religious history.
Olympic Stadium - Created for the Summer Olympic Games in 1976, it is truly an architectural masterpiece. Its tower, integrated into the base, is the tallest inclined in the world, at 165m (539ft).
Mount Royal Park Lookout - This enchanting park offers an impressive view of the city below. It has provided many outdoor activities for over 100 years.
Saint Joseph's Oratory - An Italian Renaissance style basilica which is the largest in Canada and is dedicated to the country’s patron saint. Its founder, Brother André had performed many miracles here in the early 1900’s and still today, millions of visitors come to visit. Brother André was canonized in 2010 by Pope Benedict XVI.