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Shopping in Montreal: 15+ Unique Clothing Boutiques


Montreal is one of the trendiest cities in Canada. Its streets are filled with beautiful, fashionable people. With thousands of boutiques to choose from, where to begin your shopping journey? Here is a list of the top quaint, trendy, and hip boutiques that scream the Montreal style.

For some more inspiration, check out these Super Exciting Things to Do in Montreal.

15. Atelier Anfibio Montréal

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Atelier Anfibio’s flagship store showcases a blend of craftsmanship and contemporary design, featuring waterproof winter boots, stylish footwear, and elegant leather bags. Expert staff offer personalized guidance on customizable products. Customers can book private appointments for tailored service, and the store also provides convenient options like gift cards and in-store pickup for a seamless shopping experience.

175 Villeray Street
https://www.anfibioboots.com

18. Ciele Athletics

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Ciele Athletics seeks to inspire movement, connection, and community through thoughtfully designed equipment and exceptional experiences. As a Canadian company, Ciele offers a unique approach to sportswear, emphasizing performance and protection tailored for athletes and adventurers of all kinds. You can either visit their flagship store in Griffintown or head to the other many stores where they sell Ciele Athletics!

1630 R. Notre Dame O
https://ca.cieleathletics.com

17. Boutique Tozzi

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Tozzi is an upscale women & menswear boutique that opened in the Fall of 2010. They have the latest and most tasteful picks for your wardrobe. The shop is very minimalist and located on Crescent, bordered by magnificent architecture. You will find many great local brands as well as from Scandinavian countries.

2115 Rue Crescent, 2095 Rue Crescent
https://www.boutiquetozzi.com

14. Boutique Unicorn

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Boutique Unicorn opened up in 2008 and is situated in the Mile End district of Montreal. The shop sells women’s clothes, shoes and jewelry from independent designers and local, national, and international brands. They sell very hip, tasteful, and classy items.

5135 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://boutiqueunicorn.com

15. Pony MTL

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Located near Plaza Saint-Hubert, the store showcases the vision of owner Gabrielle. The boutique offers a variety of colorful products, including clothing, children’s items, mugs, and bags, all featuring playful messaging. Supporting a local and responsible economy is a priority for the brand, which proudly manufactures some clothing in Montreal, for both print and embroidery.

6534 Rue St-Hubert
https://www.ponymtl.com

14. M0851 Bags and Clothes (3 locations)

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A balance between charm and functionality have always been at the heart of M0851. With a total of 22 stores located all around the world, its products are entirely conceived and crafted in Montreal. They have three locations in town: on St. Laurent, on St. Catherine’s street and, in Carrefour Laval.
https://www.m0851.com

13. Boutique Marmier Betina Lou

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Opened in 2009 by Montreal designer Marie-Eve Emond, Betina Lou offers timeless, feminine apparel that is easy-to-wear. It blends classic and modern design to provide wardrobe staples. Lots of neutral colors, subtle patterns and versatile garments! Every local and international brand they feature is thoughtfully chosen to reflect their commitment to quality, transparency, and ethical manufacturing as well as their commitment to advocate slow wear, prioritizing quality over quantity.

6510 Av. Henri-Julien
https://www.betinalou.com/us

12. Le Cartel

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Founded in 2015 in Montreal, LE CARTEL specializes in streetwear created in collaboration with diverse artists. This artistic collective is recognized for its originality and boldness, representing over 50 international talents across disciplines like drawing, street art, photography, and graphic design. Together, they produce unique collections that make their art accessible to all.

911 Avenue du Mont-Royal E
https://lecartelclothing.com/en

11. 1861 & La Petite Garçonne

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Inspired by vintage clothing, 1861 is a glamorous boutique that offers affordable girlie clothes, paying specific attention to dresses! The store is decked out with ornate tables, vintage suitcases, and of course fabulous finds. On the other hand, La Petite Garçonne is a boutique that is rooted in simplicity. Their clothing is casually sophisticated for the modern woman with styles drawn from Parisian fashion at the turn of the last century. For quintessential feminine elegance, visit both stores on Saint-Laurent Boulevard.

Boutique 1861
3670 Boul. Saint-Laurent
La Petite Garçonne
3650 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://1861.ca

10. Ex Voto

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Since 2014, Ex-Voto has been dedicated to supporting local and ethical brands. They offer a range of handmade, eco-friendly products at affordable prices, including clothing, jewelry, home decor, and more—all designed to enhance your life and space. You can find them in Little Italy!

6534 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://exvoto.ca/en

9. Frank & Oak

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Ethan Song and Hicham Ratnani, co-founders of Frank & Oak, both grew up together in Montreal. They opened the store with the mission of helping a generation of men dress and live well at reasonable prices. They’ve now introduced women’s clothing as well!

www.frankandoak.com 

8. Belle et Rebelle

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Founded in 2007 in a cozy space in Rosemont la Petite Patrie, Belle et Rebelle aims to promote emerging designers from Quebec while making local creations as accessible as possible. Their core values focus on supporting the local economy, providing quality products, and championing causes that are meaningful to them.

6583A Saint-Hubert Street
https://belleetrebelle.ca/en

7. Maguire Shoes

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Sisters Myriam and Romy founded Maguire, an independent direct-to-consumer footwear brand. Their entrepreneurial journey began with a mission to make high-quality shoes accessible to a wider audience. They have been featured in Forbes, WWD, Elle, and Bazaar, and won the Emerging Talent Award for Accessories at the Canadian Fashion Awards in 2022. Head over to their boutique to see all of their creations!

5365 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://maguireshoes.com

6. Clark Street and Mercantile

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Clark Street Mercantile carries items that have been meticulously scrutinized and handpicked. All the brands they have in stock have a history and quality of their own. Their focus is on craftsmanship and on things that are built to last as well as to forge a genuine bond between people and craftsmen.

5200 Rue Clark
https://clarkstreetmercantile.com

5. The Mile End Montreal Food Tour

The Mile End Food Tour takes you on a walking tour of Montreal’s hippest neighborhood. The Mile End is home to some of Montreal’s best small boutiques that offer locally made and artisanal goods from food to clothing. This tour stops at many different foodie spots but also showcases the culture and ambiance of Mile End! Let the Mile End Food tour guide you through your shopping experience!

localfoodtours.com/Mile-End-Food-Experience

Vintage Shopping in Montreal

Vintage shopping is a treasure hunt that allows you to discover unique pieces with history and character, making your wardrobe truly one-of-a-kind. Montreal is lucky enough to have a multitude of vintage stores to choose from and here are some of our favorites!

4. Citizens Vintage

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Citizen Vintage is an independently owned vintage clothing boutique located on Boulevard Saint Laurent. Its owners Rebecca and Lara, select each piece focusing on quality and current trends. Their pieces end up reflecting classic, timeless styles for both men and women, that slip seamlessly into a modern wardrobe!

5330 Boulevard Saint Laurent
https://www.citizenvintage.com

3. Empire Exchange

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From vintage to new, Empire Exchange has a huge selection of clothing and products carrying local Montreal designers and artists’ products, accessories, and other creations. They also offer a selection of beautiful stationary, mugs, soaps, and other fun things! They accept exchanges, cash, and store credit on their vintage items.

Mile End
5225 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
Little Italy
6796 Saint-Laurent Boulevard
https://www.empiremtl.com/fr

2. Annex Vintage

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Annex Vintage is a vintage clothing shop in Montreal’s trendy Mile End. They stock a large and changing inventory of vintage clothes, leather bags, boots, shoes, jewelry, and accessories for both men and women!

5364 Boul. Saint-Laurent
https://www.annexvintage.com/fc

1. Eva B

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Eva B is a vibrant vintage boutique located in downtown Montreal, near Place des Spectacles, offering a unique shopping experience. Keep an eye out for our graffiti-covered facade—though the store might look closed at first glance, we’re definitely open! The boutique features two levels, so make sure to explore the second floor. Each area is thoughtfully organized by clothing category. During the summer, you can relax on our terrace and enjoy a meal from our café in a peaceful setting.

Eva D, their sister store, offers a curated selection of vintage and high-end ready-to-wear pieces, as well as gently used contemporary items, with a special emphasis on vintage Levi’s jeans. Our friendly staff is always available to help you find the perfect outfit. Plus, our in-store café serves the best coffee deal in town, with espresso priced at just $1!

Eva B
2015 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal
Eva D
1611 Boulevard  St-Laurent
https://boutiqueevab.com

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Montreal’s Top 10+ Montreal Walking Tours

Montreal walking tours are becoming more and more popular among tourists, but also with locals, as ways to explore their city and celebrate special occasions. This comes as no surprise. Travelling is about discovering culture, food, landmarks… and tours are a fun way to package those together. With the popularity of Montreal tours comes a rise in companies offering these tours, so let’s narrow it down to a handful that deliver, in no particular order, the best Montreal possible.

Local Montreal Food Tours

walking tours montreal
Photo credit: Montreal Local Tours

Let’s take a look at our very own Local Montreal Food Tours! With food at heart, our tours provide you with a culinary experience of the city, while holding Montreal culture and history as key elements. The Mile End Food Tour offers glimpses of this colourful neighbourhood’s past and present, and serves up delicious bites from passionate food vendors. There’s also the Old Montreal Food Tour that looks at the history of the area and its delicious food. When it comes to Montreal tours, Local Montreal Food Tours knows how to create the tastiest and most interesting of experiences. Quebec history and food come together in this delicious, sightseeing walking tour.

Local Montreal Food Tours Website

Heritage Montreal

Photo credit: The Montreal Gazette

We are huge fans of Heritage Montreal! If you’re passionate about the preservation of Montreal’s history like we are, if you’re a stickler for the ethical treatment of cultural landmarks, and if you’ve got history as one of your core values…  Heritage Montreal is an encounter you’ll want to have. Their mission is to preserve the history and culture behind old monuments and landmarks, making this one of the most informative Montreal tours. Take a look at their programming for an overview of their tours.

Round Table Tours

Photo credit: Alex Tran Photography

Montreal’s food scene can seem overwhelming when you take into account the sheer number of restaurants and the diversity of cultures that specialize in different kinds of cuisines. Round Table Tours can help guide you through the fog and pinpoint what’s important to taste. The tour explores what they call ‘culinary nostalgia’ which looks at what the variety of communities have brought to the Montreal food scene. The company seeks to uncover the ‘behind the scenes’ of the culinary world by looking at the best chefs, entrepreneurs and through tasting Montreal’s most delicious food.

Kaleidoscope Tours

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Hidden back Alleys in Montreal, the underground of Montreal, the Chinese District, Little Italy, the Red Light District of Montreal… These are only a few Montreal tours offered by the Kaleidoscope Montreal Walking Tour company.   With such a wide selection, this is a great company to choose if you’re looking to learn about a specific aspect of Montreal. Take a look at their list of tours here. Their guides are impressively knowledgeable, and are trained by Ivan Drouin, Kaleidoscope’s founder. His guides are fantastic and we must applaud them for the exceptionally high quality of their tours. Strongly recommended!

The Museum of Jewish Montreal and Wandering Chew’s ‘Beyond the Bagel’

Photo credit: Beyond the Bagel

Beyond the Bagel explores and celebrates the important history of Jewish communities and food in Montreal’s Mile End and Plateau. The tour covers the famous feud between St. Viateur and Fairmount bagels who both compete to gain the title of Montreal’s best bagel. The walk covers Wilensky’s, a Jewish deli that’s known for its trademarked, top secret, Wilensky Special. Of course, the tour stops by Schwartz’s’ deli which houses the best smoked meat in town (and possibly the world). In addition to these staples, the tour explores some off the beaten path routes to guide you through lesser-known aspects of the Jewish community’s history. For instance, what does a homemade pickle have to do with an alley on St-Urbain street? You can find this out and more on the Beyond the Bagel tour Montreal walking tour.

Fitz & Follwell

walking tours montreal
Photo credit: Fitz & Follwell

Here’s a tour for those who love adventure. Fitz & Follwell offer biking, walking, and winter activity tours. In the summer, you’ll be able to explore the Northern part of the city by bike, looking at the artsy and up-and-coming neighbourhoods. There are also winter tours, one of which brings you to the top of Mount Royal. This tour takes you through forested paths and to some of Montreal’s most breathtaking views. Weather permitting, snowshoeing, ice-skating and tubing are also offered on this tour. If you’re looking for a little history and adventure, Fitz & Follwell tours are right for you!

Free Old Montreal Walking Tours

Top Walking Tours Montreal free tour

Hey! It’s our sister company, Free Montreal Tours ! How did they make it on here?! Well, for starters we hand picked the most important and impressive spots in Old Montreal ourselves! We believe this Montreal walking tour to be the perfect introduction to Old Montreal. All sites are visited and presented by an awesome guide, rain or shine! With secret tips and anecdotes too. And hey… did we mention it’s free?!

freemontrealtours.com

Montreal Craft Beer Tours

Source: Montreal Craft Beer Tours
Source: Montreal Craft Beer Tours

Montreal Craft Beer Tours are the absolute go-to for any beer lover passing through Montreal. It covers the basic key elements of an excellent walking tour by giving an in-depth overview of Montreal’s old Red Light district and much more, all the while focusing on craft beer and food pairings! A great gift, or way to celebrate a craft beer enthusiast’s birthday, too! Take a look at all the delicious details here.

L’Autre Montréal

Top Walking Tours Montreal autre mtl

L’autre Montreal is an awesome tour company that seeks to make new twists and give new perspectives on Montreal. That means they value current issues, lesser known facts, and thought provoking tours! Their guides are excellent, and if walking isn’t your thing, L’autre Montreal gives some bus tours too. Check ’em out here.

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Montreal’s Top 10+ Montreal Walking Tours

Montreal walking tours are becoming more and more popular among tourists, but also with locals, as ways to explore their city and celebrate special occasions. This comes as no surprise. Travelling is about discovering culture, food, landmarks… and tours are a fun way to package those together. With the popularity of Montreal tours comes a rise in companies offering these tours, so let’s narrow it down to a handful that deliver, in no particular order, the best Montreal possible.

Local Montreal Food Tours

walking tours montreal
Photo credit: Montreal Local Tours

Let’s take a look at our very own Local Montreal Food Tours! With food at heart, our tours provide you with a culinary experience of the city, while holding Montreal culture and history as key elements. The Mile End Food Tour offers glimpses of this colourful neighbourhood’s past and present, and serves up delicious bites from passionate food vendors. There’s also the Old Montreal Food Tour that looks at the history of the area and its delicious food. When it comes to Montreal tours, Local Montreal Food Tours knows how to create the tastiest and most interesting of experiences. Quebec history and food come together in this delicious, sightseeing walking tour.

Local Montreal Food Tours Website

Heritage Montreal

Photo credit: The Montreal Gazette

We are huge fans of Heritage Montreal! If you’re passionate about the preservation of Montreal’s history like we are, if you’re a stickler for the ethical treatment of cultural landmarks, and if you’ve got history as one of your core values…  Heritage Montreal is an encounter you’ll want to have. Their mission is to preserve the history and culture behind old monuments and landmarks, making this one of the most informative Montreal tours. Take a look at their programming for an overview of their tours.

Round Table Tours

Photo credit: Alex Tran Photography

Montreal’s food scene can seem overwhelming when you take into account the sheer number of restaurants and the diversity of cultures that specialize in different kinds of cuisines. Round Table Tours can help guide you through the fog and pinpoint what’s important to taste. The tour explores what they call ‘culinary nostalgia’ which looks at what the variety of communities have brought to the Montreal food scene. The company seeks to uncover the ‘behind the scenes’ of the culinary world by looking at the best chefs, entrepreneurs and through tasting Montreal’s most delicious food.

Kaleidoscope Tours

Photo credit: tripadvisor.ca

Hidden back Alleys in Montreal, the underground of Montreal, the Chinese District, Little Italy, the Red Light District of Montreal… These are only a few Montreal tours offered by the Kaleidoscope Montreal Walking Tour company.   With such a wide selection, this is a great company to choose if you’re looking to learn about a specific aspect of Montreal. Take a look at their list of tours here. Their guides are impressively knowledgeable, and are trained by Ivan Drouin, Kaleidoscope’s founder. His guides are fantastic and we must applaud them for the exceptionally high quality of their tours. Strongly recommended!

The Museum of Jewish Montreal and Wandering Chew’s ‘Beyond the Bagel’

Photo credit: Beyond the Bagel

Beyond the Bagel explores and celebrates the important history of Jewish communities and food in Montreal’s Mile End and Plateau. The tour covers the famous feud between St. Viateur and Fairmount bagels who both compete to gain the title of Montreal’s best bagel. The walk covers Wilensky’s, a Jewish deli that’s known for its trademarked, top secret, Wilensky Special. Of course, the tour stops by Schwartz’s’ deli which houses the best smoked meat in town (and possibly the world). In addition to these staples, the tour explores some off the beaten path routes to guide you through lesser-known aspects of the Jewish community’s history. For instance, what does a homemade pickle have to do with an alley on St-Urbain street? You can find this out and more on the Beyond the Bagel tour Montreal walking tour.

Fitz & Follwell

walking tours montreal
Photo credit: Fitz & Follwell

Here’s a tour for those who love adventure. Fitz & Follwell offer biking, walking, and winter activity tours. In the summer, you’ll be able to explore the Northern part of the city by bike, looking at the artsy and up-and-coming neighbourhoods. There are also winter tours, one of which brings you to the top of Mount Royal. This tour takes you through forested paths and to some of Montreal’s most breathtaking views. Weather permitting, snowshoeing, ice-skating and tubing are also offered on this tour. If you’re looking for a little history and adventure, Fitz & Follwell tours are right for you!

Free Old Montreal Walking Tours

Top Walking Tours Montreal free tour

Hey! It’s our sister company, Free Montreal Tours ! How did they make it on here?! Well, for starters we hand picked the most important and impressive spots in Old Montreal ourselves! We believe this Montreal walking tour to be the perfect introduction to Old Montreal. All sites are visited and presented by an awesome guide, rain or shine! With secret tips and anecdotes too. And hey… did we mention it’s free?!

freemontrealtours.com

Montreal Craft Beer Tours

Source: Montreal Craft Beer Tours
Source: Montreal Craft Beer Tours

Montreal Craft Beer Tours are the absolute go-to for any beer lover passing through Montreal. It covers the basic key elements of an excellent walking tour by giving an in-depth overview of Montreal’s old Red Light district and much more, all the while focusing on craft beer and food pairings! A great gift, or way to celebrate a craft beer enthusiast’s birthday, too! Take a look at all the delicious details here.

L’Autre Montréal

Top Walking Tours Montreal autre mtl

L’autre Montreal is an awesome tour company that seeks to make new twists and give new perspectives on Montreal. That means they value current issues, lesser known facts, and thought provoking tours! Their guides are excellent, and if walking isn’t your thing, L’autre Montreal gives some bus tours too. Check ’em out here.

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Montreal tours

You can find any type of Montreal Tours in our beautiful city.

You can get walking Tours, food tours, beer tours, Bus tours, bicycle tours, scooters  tours, shopping tours, wine Tours, fishing tours, alternative tours, old montreal tours, carriage tours, etc.

We haven’t tried them all, but we surely love our industry and all the people working for it.

So we made a list of the best Montreal tours and sightseeing activities you can do in Montreal. Here are they, separated for their specialization. We didn’t put any Bus Tours, since we think they are boring, overpriced and not environmentally oriented.

Please be free to contact us if we have forgotten your enterprise!

 

Old Montreal Walking Tours:

  1. Free Montreal Tours: 
    • Discover the essential historic sites of Old Town.
    • Learn how the city was founded, and how it evolved into the Metropolis that it is today.
    • Enjoy Old Montreal’s charming European feel, with stories you won’t find in a guidebook!
  2. Guidatour:
    • Explore the birthplace of our metropolis. In an interesting and straightforward way, our guides will lead you through a maze of streets and historic buildings. This is a trip back in time which can be adapted to all ages.

 

Montreal City Walking Tours :

  1.  Urban Marmotte:
    • To really appreciate a city like Montreal, you must take the time to explore it. Urban Marmotte understand that and offer long walking tours. So you can discover Montreal by the nicest and most social way: by foot.

Montreal Food and beer Tours:

  1. Local Montreal Tours:
    • Local Montréal Tours offers local food and craft beer walking tours by visiting the jean talon market and the unique brewpubs of the city. Private tours are also available.
  2. VDM Global DMC:
    • Our foodie guides walk around town every day. It’s no surprise they know the city well! As true foodies, they want to share their experience.

Montreal Bicycle Tours:

  1. Fitz and Follwell:
    • From the most iconic landmarks to the tiniest of alleyways, from the top of our mountain to the Old Port boardwalk, a Fitz and Follwell guided tour is about seeing Montreal from a local’s perspective.
  2. My bicyclette :
    • My Bicyclette is a family run, seaonsally operated bike shop located on Parks Canada land and is directly on the historic Lachine Canal bicycle path.
  3. Ça roule Montréal:
    • Take one of our many guided bike tours available and discover Montreal, its history, neighborhoods, architecture and of course Montrealers!

French historic, architecture and cultural Tours:

  1. Héritage Montréal : 
    • For 35 years, Héritage Montréal has worked to promote and to protect the architectural, historic, natural and cultural heritage of Greater Montreal, its neighbourhoods and communities
  2. Kaleidoscopes Tours :
    • Kaleidoscope proposes visits of neighborhoods and thematic tours adapted to the needs of various customers
  3. L’Autre Montréal :
    • L’Autre Montréal’s guided tours go to the heart of today’s urban issues, shed light on forgotten aspects of Montreal history, bring you to places you’ve never seen… and offer a fresh perspective on neighbourhoods you thought you knew.

 

Other type of Montreal Tours:

  1. Dyad Cycle Tours:
    • We’re giving cultural and entertaining guided tours through the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Dyad’s Montreal tours include food tastings from some of the best specialty food shops as well as an off-the-beaten-path glimpse of life in the city.
  2. Jet Boating Montreal:
    • Quite possibly the world’s greatest city boat cruise tour! This spectacular 1 hour ride on the St-Lawrence River, is Montreal’s most refreshing activity: wet, wild, wonderful, and should not be missed by anyone!

by

Montreal tours

You can find any type of Montreal Tours in our beautiful city.

You can get walking Tours, food tours, beer tours, Bus tours, bicycle tours, scooters  tours, shopping tours, wine Tours, fishing tours, alternative tours, old montreal tours, carriage tours, etc.

We haven’t tried them all, but we surely love our industry and all the people working for it.

So we made a list of the best Montreal tours and sightseeing activities you can do in Montreal. Here are they, separated for their specialization. We didn’t put any Bus Tours, since we think they are boring, overpriced and not environmentally oriented.

Please be free to contact us if we have forgotten your enterprise!

 

Old Montreal Walking Tours:

  1. Free Montreal Tours: 
    • Discover the essential historic sites of Old Town.
    • Learn how the city was founded, and how it evolved into the Metropolis that it is today.
    • Enjoy Old Montreal’s charming European feel, with stories you won’t find in a guidebook!
  2. Guidatour:
    • Explore the birthplace of our metropolis. In an interesting and straightforward way, our guides will lead you through a maze of streets and historic buildings. This is a trip back in time which can be adapted to all ages.

 

Montreal City Walking Tours :

  1.  Urban Marmotte:
    • To really appreciate a city like Montreal, you must take the time to explore it. Urban Marmotte understand that and offer long walking tours. So you can discover Montreal by the nicest and most social way: by foot.

Montreal Food and beer Tours:

  1. Local Montreal Tours:
    • Local Montréal Tours offers local food and craft beer walking tours by visiting the jean talon market and the unique brewpubs of the city. Private tours are also available.
  2. VDM Global DMC:
    • Our foodie guides walk around town every day. It’s no surprise they know the city well! As true foodies, they want to share their experience.

Montreal Bicycle Tours:

  1. Fitz and Follwell:
    • From the most iconic landmarks to the tiniest of alleyways, from the top of our mountain to the Old Port boardwalk, a Fitz and Follwell guided tour is about seeing Montreal from a local’s perspective.
  2. My bicyclette :
    • My Bicyclette is a family run, seaonsally operated bike shop located on Parks Canada land and is directly on the historic Lachine Canal bicycle path.
  3. Ça roule Montréal:
    • Take one of our many guided bike tours available and discover Montreal, its history, neighborhoods, architecture and of course Montrealers!

French historic, architecture and cultural Tours:

  1. Héritage Montréal : 
    • For 35 years, Héritage Montréal has worked to promote and to protect the architectural, historic, natural and cultural heritage of Greater Montreal, its neighbourhoods and communities
  2. Kaleidoscopes Tours :
    • Kaleidoscope proposes visits of neighborhoods and thematic tours adapted to the needs of various customers
  3. L’Autre Montréal :
    • L’Autre Montréal’s guided tours go to the heart of today’s urban issues, shed light on forgotten aspects of Montreal history, bring you to places you’ve never seen… and offer a fresh perspective on neighbourhoods you thought you knew.

 

Other type of Montreal Tours:

  1. Dyad Cycle Tours:
    • We’re giving cultural and entertaining guided tours through the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Dyad’s Montreal tours include food tastings from some of the best specialty food shops as well as an off-the-beaten-path glimpse of life in the city.
  2. Jet Boating Montreal:
    • Quite possibly the world’s greatest city boat cruise tour! This spectacular 1 hour ride on the St-Lawrence River, is Montreal’s most refreshing activity: wet, wild, wonderful, and should not be missed by anyone!

by

Montreal tours

You can find any type of Montreal Tours in our beautiful city.

You can get walking Tours, food tours, beer tours, Bus tours, bicycle tours, scooters  tours, shopping tours, wine Tours, fishing tours, alternative tours, old montreal tours, carriage tours, etc.

We haven’t tried them all, but we surely love our industry and all the people working for it.

So we made a list of the best Montreal tours and sightseeing activities you can do in Montreal. Here are they, separated for their specialization. We didn’t put any Bus Tours, since we think they are boring, overpriced and not environmentally oriented.

Please be free to contact us if we have forgotten your enterprise!

 

Old Montreal Walking Tours:

  1. Free Montreal Tours: 
    • Discover the essential historic sites of Old Town.
    • Learn how the city was founded, and how it evolved into the Metropolis that it is today.
    • Enjoy Old Montreal’s charming European feel, with stories you won’t find in a guidebook!
  2. Guidatour:
    • Explore the birthplace of our metropolis. In an interesting and straightforward way, our guides will lead you through a maze of streets and historic buildings. This is a trip back in time which can be adapted to all ages.

 

Montreal City Walking Tours :

  1.  Urban Marmotte:
    • To really appreciate a city like Montreal, you must take the time to explore it. Urban Marmotte understand that and offer long walking tours. So you can discover Montreal by the nicest and most social way: by foot.

Montreal Food and beer Tours:

  1. Local Montreal Tours:
    • Local Montréal Tours offers local food and craft beer walking tours by visiting the jean talon market and the unique brewpubs of the city. Private tours are also available.
  2. VDM Global DMC:
    • Our foodie guides walk around town every day. It’s no surprise they know the city well! As true foodies, they want to share their experience.

Montreal Bicycle Tours:

  1. Fitz and Follwell:
    • From the most iconic landmarks to the tiniest of alleyways, from the top of our mountain to the Old Port boardwalk, a Fitz and Follwell guided tour is about seeing Montreal from a local’s perspective.
  2. My bicyclette :
    • My Bicyclette is a family run, seaonsally operated bike shop located on Parks Canada land and is directly on the historic Lachine Canal bicycle path.
  3. Ça roule Montréal:
    • Take one of our many guided bike tours available and discover Montreal, its history, neighborhoods, architecture and of course Montrealers!

French historic, architecture and cultural Tours:

  1. Héritage Montréal : 
    • For 35 years, Héritage Montréal has worked to promote and to protect the architectural, historic, natural and cultural heritage of Greater Montreal, its neighbourhoods and communities
  2. Kaleidoscopes Tours :
    • Kaleidoscope proposes visits of neighborhoods and thematic tours adapted to the needs of various customers
  3. L’Autre Montréal :
    • L’Autre Montréal’s guided tours go to the heart of today’s urban issues, shed light on forgotten aspects of Montreal history, bring you to places you’ve never seen… and offer a fresh perspective on neighbourhoods you thought you knew.

 

Other type of Montreal Tours:

  1. Dyad Cycle Tours:
    • We’re giving cultural and entertaining guided tours through the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Dyad’s Montreal tours include food tastings from some of the best specialty food shops as well as an off-the-beaten-path glimpse of life in the city.
  2. Jet Boating Montreal:
    • Quite possibly the world’s greatest city boat cruise tour! This spectacular 1 hour ride on the St-Lawrence River, is Montreal’s most refreshing activity: wet, wild, wonderful, and should not be missed by anyone!

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