BIKE TOUR
Downtown and Old Montréal Bike Tour
Highlights of the Downtown and Old Montréal Bike Tour:
- Explore beyond downtown. Visit important and historic landmarks of Old Montréal. Discover the Old Port, Place des Festivals, Habitat 67, Place d’Armes, Notre Dame Basilica, the Lachine Canal, the Farine Five Roses sign and the Gay Village.
- Go off the beaten path as we ride parks, quiet streets, and laneways and get a good dose of the local lifestyle.
- Learn about the founding of the city, First Nations heritage, how French and British architecture exist side by side, the economic impact of the Old Port and much more
- Expect insider stories and anecdotes from our certified guides–the type of stories you can’t find in a guidebook.
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What to expect from the Downtown and Old Montréal bike tour?
Bike Tour Details
We’ll set you up on a comfy bike that’s a pleasure to ride. Our route consists of a loop on uncrowded bike paths, quiet streets, and charming green laneways.
Your tour guide will be one of our specially trained Montréal ambassadors. Learn the stories of famous Montrealers and their culture – from music legends to culinary icons, and the open-minded residents and students who, today, call these ‘hoods home. Even those who have lived here for years will discover something new.
Good to know
- This is the perfect way to start your time in Montréal – a great introduction to the city with some of our favourite must-see sites.
- Each bike has an easy-to-use luggage rack, perfect for small bags or extra layers. Larger bags can be locked up in our shop for the duration of the tour.
- We make several stops along the way, so there’s plenty of time to take great pictures!
Duration: 3 hours
Includes: Guide, bike and helmet. Bonus Montreal bagel tasting. BYO water bottle, please!
Schedule: Available upon request. This tour is offered at any time of the day.
Ages: 12+ years
What you’ll see: cool parts of the downtown area, Place des Festivals, Old Montreal, Old Port, the Lachine Canal and the Gay Village. This easy-going ride is 10 miles/16 km long and suitable for anyone who can ride a bike.
