Above: “The English Pug and The French Poodle” sculpture, by Marc André J. Fortier at 500 Place d’Armes in Old Montreal - Andrew Harper editor

Insider Tours in Montréal

To balance out visits to the major famous attractions, I often like to hire guides to give me more of an insider’s look at a destination. Montréal is a quirky city, with unusual gems scattered all over the place, including in (or perhaps especially in) neighborhoods outside the old center.

I asked the Travel Office to arrange two guided tours for me, one by bike and one on foot. Both modes have their advantages, and they provide different perspectives on a place. The tours could have been private, but feeling gregarious, I opted for the cheaper small-group options.

Note that both the companies below offer additional itineraries.

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Above: “The English Pug and The French Poodle” sculpture, by Marc André J. Fortier at 500 Place d’Armes in Old Montreal - Andrew Harper editor

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