Explore Old Montreal Walking Tours in Quebec

Cultural experiences are overwhelmingly dominant, as 97% of the options we compare are tagged as Cultural. Furthermore, the majority of tours focus on the city's rich history, with 76% of the options tagged as Historical.

The price range across the 275 options we compare is quite wide, spanning from about $12 up to $648. The median price for these tours is $93 USD, though we have found several highly-rated Art tours averaging $86 that fall at or below this typical price point.

Walking is the most common method of transport, used in 80% of the options we compare. However, if you prefer a different pace, there are also options that utilize cars (10%), buses (6%), or even boats (3%).

A guide is included in the vast majority of options, with 75% of the listings featuring one. In terms of time, the tours typically last between 1.5 and 5 hours, with the median duration being around 2 hours.

Private tours are a very common format here. Roughly half of the options we compare are private tours, with 132 listings available. Guided tours make up the largest share overall, at 80% of the options.

The variety of languages available is quite extensive. We see options offered in 8 different languages, including English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Russian, and Zh-Tw.

Given that 9% of the options we compare are flagged as likely to sell out, booking ahead is worth considering. Review sentiment across 57 analyzed products is extremely positive, with about 96% of reviews being positive, and reviewers frequently use words like 'excellent' and 'knowledgeable'.

Use the STM network, which includes metro and buses. Purchase a transit pass or use contactless payment for ease.

Old Montreal is historic and central, while Plateau Mont-Royal offers trendy cafes and vibrant atmosphere.

Yes, downtown and Old Montreal are very walkable. Explore Jean-Talon Market for a great outdoor experience.