Group Experiences in Montreal

Take your Montréal adventure to new heights, and rise above the rooftops aboard the iconic Grande Roue de Montréal. This grand feat of Ferris wheel engineering will take you soaring 197 feet through the Montréal skyline, for unrivaled views across the city through ultra-clear tempered glass windows. The perfect way to begin a day or end a memorable evening, step aboard a state-of-the-art gondola and rise slowly above your earthly concerns, as your line of sight opens up into a spectacular panorama stretching from Downtown to the Old Port. Come for the views, stay for the food! The Bistro de la Grande Roue has plenty of spacious, scenic seating areas and a mouthwatering menu designed to wow. From gourmet grilled sandwiches to succulent topped crepes and decadent desserts, it's a good idea to arrive hungry!

Visit a collection of rooms that change your perspective, installations that engage your mind, and images that challenge what you see. Exhibits teach that things are not always as they appear, especially in the Museum of Illusions.

Visit the Musée Imaginarium in Montreal for a unique photo studio experience. See an art exhibition featuring 16 creative worlds designed by local artists. This 60-minute tour showcases a diverse range of decor, including pop art, maximalism, and contemporary art. Also, the gallery offers a space where you can capture your own creative photos.

As you explore the Musée des Hospitalières, you'll be transported back in time to the 17th century, discovering the lives of the Hospitaller sisters who dedicated their lives to caring for the sick and wounded. Admire the exquisite collection of artifacts, religious art, and medical instruments, which highlight the evolution of healthcare practices and the daily routines of the sisters. Don't miss the chance to step inside the reconstructed pharmacy, filled with facts about the world of traditional herbal remedies and apothecary practices. The Musée des Hospitalières offers a unique and insightful experience that intertwines healthcare history, spirituality, and the resilience of those who dedicated themselves to the service of others.

Visit southern Quebec's Laurentian Mountains on a full-day tour from Montreal. Travel along country roads and see Mont-Tremblant, known for its ski resort. Stop in towns like Saint-Sauveur, Saint-Adolphe-d'Howard, and Mont-Tremblant. Use your free time to eat (own expense), shop, and walk in these French-style villages.

Join the VIP dinner cruise for a relaxed evening on the water. You’ll have a reserved window seat to enjoy the city views. Your experience includes priority boarding, a welcome cocktail, a 5-course meal, a bottle of wine for two, and a digestif. The food is prepared onboard by the executive chef and features local ingredients. The cruise passes under the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and offers great views of the city. There’s live entertainment and bars on the outdoor terraces, all set in the vibrant atmosphere of Old Montreal.

Set sail from the historic Old Port for a 90-minute voyage along the St. Lawrence River. As the city’s iconic landmarks—the Biosphere, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and Olympic Stadium—glide into view, bilingual guides provide a captivating narrative of Montréal’s storied past and vibrant culture. Departing from the Grand Quay in the heart of Old Montréal, this journey offers the perfect vantage point from the open-air decks. For an elevated experience, the Happy Hour Cruise includes a complimentary drink (for guests 13 and over), allowing guests to soak up the lively maritime atmosphere and picturesque city skyline.

Enjoy a 3-course meal in Montreal while watching the city and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge light up at night. Get served a table d’hôte menu prepared by the chef and team. After dinner, head to the outdoor terraces for music from a DJ and time on the dance floor. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it a fun night out in the city.

Savor a seasonal, locally inspired brunch as you glide along the tranquil St. Lawrence River. This family-friendly journey begins with an artisanal three-course meal served in glass-enclosed dining rooms, featuring fresh pastries and a yogurt parfait with wild blueberries. Choose from five signature mains, including a gourmet breakfast casserole, traditional Québécois "Captain’s plate," or golden maple waffles. A dedicated children's menu and savory vegan options ensure a delight for every palate, all topped off with decadent profiteroles and homemade chocolate sauce. Once the feast concludes, the experience transitions into a 90-minute scenic guided cruise. From the open-air terraces, a bilingual guide will share captivating stories of Montréal's maritime heritage and historic figures, offering a perfect blend of culinary indulgence and cultural discovery.

Experience Montréal's vibrant districts after dark on this double-decker tour. See Ile Notre-Dame, Ile Sainte-Helene, Montreal Casino, Old Montreal, Old Port, and the Festival District. Travel through Downtown "District MTL", Crescent Street, and Mont-Royal. Stop at Camilien Houde lookout and, during the right season, catch the fireworks.

Join a walking tour of Montréal’s murals alongside a professional guide and learn about the origin and current role of mural art in Montréal. Follow a path marked with unique works of art. Montréal is a significant place for street art in North America, comparable to other major cities known for graffiti and outdoor murals. Mainly focusing on St-Laurent Boulevard, take interesting detours through nearby streets and alleys. See some of the most lively and creative murals and learn about the artists and collectives behind them.

Visit Montréal and see its unique blend of culture and architecture. On this tour, follow the guide to various historical sites. You will visit museums like the Museum of Fine Arts, McCord, and Pointe-à-Callière. Along the way, get information about local restaurants and shops that you can visit on your own later. Key stops include: Old Montreal Olympic Park Saint Joseph's Oratory Mount Royal park Take photos at these attractions and learn more about this French-speaking city.

Join a guided tour of Quebec City, founded by Samuel de Champlain. Start with a 45-minute walk through Place Royale, rich in history. Then, board the Gray Line coach to see Montmorency Falls, standing 83 meters tall. Return to Old Quebec to see landmarks such as the Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, Quebec Parliament, and Ile D’Orleans. After the 3-hour guided tour, spend an additional 3 hours on your own in Petit Champlain. Find restaurants, boutiques, and many opportunities for photos and souvenirs.

Join a sightseeing tour to see what Montreal has to offer. Ride a double-decker bus and view the city from above. Learn about Montreal’s history from a certified guide. The tour has 10 stops where you can get off and look around. Visit museums, Old Montreal, famous churches, and many other sites.

Witness 'Bon Voyage,' a 60-minute show by Cirque Éloize featuring artistry, acrobatics, and 360-degree visuals. Set in 1885 Montreal, the show highlights the challenges of the time and the impact of the trans-Canadian railway on the Canadian Confederation. Join the Cirque Éloize artists in exploring this vibrant period and the excitement of the first train journey from Dalhousie Station to Port Moody, British Columbia, on June 28, 1886.

Journey across the St. Lawrence River, setting sail from the unique charm of the Old Port of Montreal, and explore the enchanting Boucherville Islands, boasting a view that will steal your breath away! Next, ascend to the heights of the freshly minted Port of Montreal Tower - a 65-metre-high beacon of beauty offering panoramic views of the buzzing city and the serene St. Lawrence River. It's a sightseer's paradise with viewfinders scattered across the observation deck, ready to guide you through Montreal's treasure trove of hotspots. So, why wait? Book your ticket now for a once-in-a-lifetime voyage filled with unforgettable vistas!

Glide along the tranquil St. Lawrence River for 90 minutes with the cityscape of Montréal as your backdrop. Along the way, a bilingual guide, well-versed in the city's lore, will regale you with tales of Montréal's historic figures and maritime heritage. Then, prepare to be transported to another dimension with the AURA experience. Conceived by the creative minds at Moment Factory, AURA is a mesmerizing blend of visual wizardry and melodic magic, set within the Gothic Revival grandeur of the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal. This spectacle of light, sound, and architecture lasts around 40 minutes, allowing ample time to explore illuminated stations and dive into an immersive multimedia journey.

Calling all foodies and sunset lovers! Sail into the evening while delighting in a five-course feast, expertly crafted by the AML Cavalier Maxim’s executive chef. Every course on this Montreal Sightseeing Dinner Cruise is cooked on board, using only the freshest ingredients. The view? A stunning panorama of the Metropolis, best enjoyed from the water.

Bask in the glow of a Montreal summer on the city's sole floating terrace! Perfectly suited for groups of friends or a romantic date night, this Montreal Guided Evening River Cruise offers a chance to enjoy the ambiance of the St. Lawrence River in a whole new way. As twilight descends, a spectacular show begins - the cityscape and the iconic Jacques-Cartier Bridge burst into vibrant light, casting a mesmerizing glow over the water. Don't miss out, secure a ticket today for the best view in Montreal.

Discover Montreal's majestic beauty with the wind in your hair, as you set sail on a fascinating guided cruise on the St. Lawrence River. You'll pass by many of Montreal's iconic landmarks, including the Jacques Cartier Bridge, Habitat 67, and the Old Port. Along the way, you might also spot some of the local wildlife and various bird species. Keep your eyes peeled and your cameras primed. Feeling hungry? Let yourself be tempted by the bistro menu, available on board at all times. Sail from the Old Port of Montreal to the Boucherville Islands and enjoy a breathtaking view of downtown. Learn more about Quebec's metropolis with a guide, or simply relax on the outdoor terraces. A great way for first-time visitors to the city to see the sights.

Legends, sinister stories and spine-tingling intrigue await on this thrilling nighttime walk around Old Montréal, where your storyteller played by professional actors will unveil the spooky, dark past of Old Montréal. Discover unexplained phenomena and outdoor locations where disturbing and significant events have taken place. Hear chilling ghost stories as you go, and find out which places are haunted. This unusual pedestrian circuit through the streets and alleyways will whisk you and your imagination right back to the grim times of New France!

This 2-hour guided experience, led by a certified local guide, brings the city’s unique joie de vivre to life. Stroll through cobblestone streets, admire architecture, and see hidden places as the guide shares stories and tidbits that make Montréal a French metropolis. Easy, fun, and authentic, this tour is the result of decades of experience – a perfect introduction to the city! Please note: This tour covers both the East and West circuits mentioned in past reviews.

Fun and excitement lie ahead on this scenic Montreal night tour. The tour begins with pick-up directly from your hotel in downtown Montreal, before heading out on a narrated driving tour of Mont Royal and Saint Joseph’s Oratory, Canada’s largest church with one of the largest domes in the world. After the driving tour, your guide will bring you to the Mont Royal Lookout, the tallest spot in the city, where you can look out at Montreal's illuminated skyline and surrounding nature. You will then explore more of the local nightlife with a narrated drive through Old Montreal, where you will stop to view the Notre Dame Basilica, the mother church of Montreal and a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture. After admiring the Gothic architecture of the Notre Dame Basilica, you'll head to your final stop, La Grand Roue (French for The Big Wheel). Here you will ride the largest Ferris wheel in Canada and enjoy a tasty local snack from nearby vendors.

Navigating a city can be daunting. Where to start? With the Best of Montreal Tour, your small group is privy to a beginner's guide to MTL. An insightful local guide will pick you up from downtown, and whisk you up to Mount Royal for a view of the city. You'll pass through various neighborhoods on your way to the Olympic Park (built for the city's hosting of the 1976 Olympics), and explore four ecosystems of the Americas at the incredible Biodome. Plus, from Thursday to Sunday, you'll end at the Old Port of Montreal with a relaxing cruise down St. Lawrence River. If your tour is between Monday and Wednesday or out of season, you'll instead take in panoramic views of the city with a ride on the Grand Roue, Canada's largest observation wheel.

Navigating a city can be daunting. Where to start? With the Best of Montreal Tour, your small group is privy to a beginner's guide to MTL. An insightful local guide will pick you up from downtown, and whisk you up to Mount Royal for a view of the city. You'll pass through various neighborhoods on your way to the Olympic Park (built for the city's hosting of the 1976 Olympics), and explore four ecosystems of the Americas at the incredible Biodome. Plus, from Thursday to Sunday, you'll end at the Old Port of Montreal with a relaxing cruise down St. Lawrence River. If your tour is between Monday and Wednesday or out of season, you'll instead take in panoramic views of the city with a ride on the Grand Roue, Canada's largest observation wheel.