Winter Walking Tour Of Old Montreal By MTL Detours

Intriguingly, did you know that Old Montreal is home to over 2,400 historic buildings?

Step into a winter wonderland with MTL Detours’ Winter Walking Tour and uncover the hidden gems of this charming neighborhood.

As you stroll through cobblestone streets and admire centuries-old architecture dusted with snow, the tour offers a glimpse into Montreal’s past.

But that’s just the beginning; the tour holds many more secrets waiting to be unraveled, promising a unique experience that will leave you enchanted and wanting to explore more.

Key Points

Personalized winter tours in Old Montreal
Explore enchanting snow-covered landscapes
Sample traditional French-Canadian dishes
Enjoy immersive history walks and local treats

Here's some more nearby activities we've reviewed

Tour Options

When exploring Old Montreal during the winter season, visitors have a variety of tour options to choose from to explore the city’s rich history and heritage. These tours offer a unique experience to engage in winter activities while also exploring the local cuisine.

From ghost walking tours to immersive history walks, there’s something for all interested in uncovering the secrets of Old Montreal. Whether it’s savoring traditional French-Canadian dishes or sipping on hot chocolate while strolling through snow-covered streets, these tours provide an excellent opportunity to discover the charm of the city during the colder months.

Tour Overview

Discover the exclusive small-group winter walking tour of Old Montreal, limited to just 10 participants for a personalized and immersive experience.

Personalized Experience: Enjoy a tailored journey through Old Montreal with a small group, ensuring a more intimate and customized adventure.
Winter Beauty: Witness the enchanting snow-covered landscapes and historic sites of Old Montreal during the magical winter season.
Key Landmarks and Heritage: Explore iconic landmarks and explore the rich heritage of this historic district, guided by a knowledgeable local expert.
Snow-Covered Beauty: Enjoy the stunning winter scenery, enhancing the beauty of Old Montreal’s cobblestone streets and architecture.
Insider Tips: Receive exclusive recommendations for the best local restaurants and cafes, adding a touch of culinary delight to your tour experience.

Inclusions

Joining the exclusive small-group winter walking tour of Old Montreal not only guarantees a personalized and immersive experience but also offers a range of exceptional inclusions to enhance your exploration.

Participants must be at least 12 years old to join this unique adventure, limited to a maximum of 10 individuals for an intimate and personalized journey through the historic streets.

Curated recommendations by MTL Detours founder ensure you discover hidden gems, and insider tips provided by the local, certified guide with a city permit offer valuable insights into the area’s culture and history.

As a special touch, a small treat and a unique parting gift await at the end of the tour, making it a memorable experience filled with unique experiences and insider tips.

Meeting and Pickup Details

The meeting point for the winter walking tour of Old Montreal is located at 503 Pl. d’Armes, Montréal, QC H2Y 2W7, Canada.

Transportation options: Participants are advised to check public transportation schedules.
Weather considerations: Dress warmly and wear appropriate footwear for the winter conditions.
Group size: Limited to 10 participants for a more personalized experience.
Guide qualifications: Led by a local, certified guide with in-depth knowledge of the city.
Arrival time: Arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point to ensure a prompt start.

Joining this tour ensures a small group setting with a knowledgeable guide, allowing for an immersive and enjoyable exploration of Old Montreal’s winter charm.

Expectations During the Tour

During the winter walking tour of Old Montreal, participants can expect to explore the rich history and culture of the area while embracing the enchanting snow-covered landscapes. To make the most of the experience, it is essential to dress warmly in suitable winter attire. The small group setting ensures a personalized adventure with a maximum of 10 travelers, allowing for a more intimate exploration of the surroundings. Local insights provided by the certified guide will offer unique perspectives on the historical significance of Old Montreal. By the end of the tour near Bonsecours Market, you will have gained a deeper understanding of the area’s heritage and will have enjoyed a memorable winter outing.

Expectations During the Tour
Winter attire	Dress warmly
Local insights	Certified guide

Tour Highlights

Embracing the winter charm of Old Montreal, participants on the walking tour can look forward to uncovering captivating historical sites and hidden gems along the snow-covered pathways.

Winter Photography: Capture the stunning winter scenes of Old Montreal with expert tips from the guide.
Local Cuisine: Indulge in delicious local treats at recommended cafes and restaurants along the route.
Historical Landmarks: Explore iconic landmarks such as Notre-Dame Basilica and Place Jacques-Cartier.
Hidden Gems: Discover lesser-known spots off the beaten path that showcase the city’s unique charm.
Snow-Covered Beauty: Experience the enchanting beauty of Old Montreal blanketed in snow, perfect for memorable moments and photographs.

Additional Information

Uncover insider tips for navigating the winter wonderland of Old Montreal on this small-group walking tour. When visiting Old Montreal in the winter, there are various winter activities and local cuisine you can enjoy.

Winter Activities	Local Cuisine
Ice skating at Bonsecours Basin	Try traditional poutine at La Banquise
Snowshoeing in Mount Royal Park	Warm up with a hot chocolate from Juliette & Chocolat
Visiting the Christmas Market	Indulge in maple taffy at a local sugar shack
Sledding on Mount Royal	Sample authentic bagels from St-Viateur Bagel

These activities and local culinary delights will enhance your winter walking tour experience in Old Montreal.

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we have reviewed.

Common questions

Are There Any Restroom Facilities Available Along the Tour Route?

Restroom availability along the tour route is limited, but scheduled break time opportunities are provided. Participants should plan accordingly and make use of facilities before the tour starts to ensure a comfortable experience.

Is There a Designated Break Time for Participants to Grab a Snack or Beverage?

During the tour, participants can enjoy a designated break time to grab snacks and beverages. Options may include local treats and hot drinks. This pit stop ensures everyone’s refreshed and ready to continue exploring the winter wonders of Old Montreal.

Are There Any Specific Covid-19 Safety Measures in Place During the Tour?

During the tour, participants must wear masks and adhere to social distancing guidelines. Sanitization measures are enforced. Group size is limited to maintain safety. These precautions ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for all.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Cameras or Photography Equipment?

Participants can bring their own cameras or photography equipment to capture local landmarks and scenic views during the tour. They can also benefit from photography tips and not worry about equipment rental.

Is There a Specific Route or Itinerary for the Tour, or Is It More Flexible Based on Group Interests?

During the tour, the route is tailored to the group’s preferences, allowing for customized experiences based on personal interests. MTL Detours offers flexible schedules, ensuring an engaging exploration of Old Montreal that caters to the participants’ specific interests.

Here's more of our most recent tour reviews happening neaby

Last Words

Experience the magic of winter in Old Montreal with MTL Detours’ Winter Walking Tour.

With a small group setting and a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll uncover the city’s rich history and culture while exploring snow-covered streets and charming landmarks.

Don’t miss out on this enchanting adventure filled with surprises and delights, from the meeting point at 503 Pl. d’Armes to the picturesque end point at Bonsecours Market.

Bundle up and embrace the beauty of this winter wonderland.