• Place d’Armes - Begin your exploration at Place d’Armes, a historic square providing a quick glimpse into Old Montreal. It features a statue of the city’s founder, Paul de Chomedy, and offers views of the Bank of Montreal and the old Saint-Sulpice Seminary.
• Notre-Dame Basilica - Admire the Notre-Dame Basilica, Canada’s most renowned church and a highly visited monument. Its breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture and exquisite interior are essential highlights of Old Montreal.
• Montreal City Hall - Stroll past Montreal City Hall, a remarkable example of Second Empire architecture. This historic building has hosted numerous significant events in the city’s past.
• Chateau Ramezay Historic Site and Museum of Montreal - Explore Château Ramezay, a historic building once occupied by the French, British, and briefly by Americans. It now functions as a museum showcasing Montreal’s rich history.
• Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel - Visit Montreal’s first church, Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, often referred to as the “Sailors’ Church.” Its stunning interior and maritime artifacts make it an intriguing stop.
• Bonsecours Market (Marche Bonsecours) - Walk by the impressive Bonsecours Market, a building that has served as the Parliament of the United Province of Canada, City Hall, and the headquarters of Montreal’s Housing and Planning Department. Today, it is a lively retail space.
• Place Jacques-Cartier - Wander through Place Jacques-Cartier, a bustling square lined with restaurants and shops. It’s a favorite gathering place for both locals and tourists, offering a taste of Montreal’s vibrant atmosphere.
• Pointe-a-Calliere, Montreal Archaeology and History Complex - Visit the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History at Pointe-à-Callière. This museum is located at the birthplace of Montreal and provides insights into the city’s archaeological heritage.
• Soeurs Grises de Montréal - Ressources Humaines - Pass by the site of Montreal’s first hospital, established by the Grey Nuns of Montreal. This historic building highlights the city’s early medical history and the influence of Catholic missionaries.
• Montreal Science Centre - Walk past the Montreal Science Centre, situated along the Old Port promenade. This modern facility features interactive exhibits and technological innovations.
• Clock Tower - Conclude your tour at the iconic Clock Tower, a notable feature of the Old Port. It offers breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River and serves as a reminder of Montreal’s maritime heritage.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour before and after booking date
• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point for automatic tour start

• Please bring your own smartphone and headphones
• Tickets or entrance fees to any museums or other attractions en route
• Food and drinks

Travel back in time to the cobblestone streets travelled by early French missionaries, fur traders, and British conquerors on this self-guided walking tour in le Vieux Montréal (Old Montreal). You‘ll get an overview of the historical Place d‘Armes square, with its striking Bank of Montréal, famous Notre-Dame Basilica, and old Saint-Sulpice Seminary. We‘ll walk the narrow, cobbled stone streets of Old Montréal. You‘ll see Montréal‘s first church, Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, stroll across the popular Place Jacques-Cartier square, and take in the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History (Pointe-à-Callière). You‘ll pass the first hospital opened by the Grey Nuns of Montréal and, after walking along the animated Old Port promenade, reach the end of the tour at the Old Clock Tower. By the end of the tour, you‘ll better understand Montréal‘s colonial history and how it became an international destination where some of the world‘s most exciting annual events are held.

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