Brossard attractions

Join The Original Old Montréal Walking Tour and follow a certified local guide who brings the city’s unique joie de vivre to life. You will stroll along cobblestone streets, admire the area’s striking architecture and uncover hidden gems as the guide shares memorable stories and little-known secrets that help explain why Montréal feels like a French metropolis in North America. As you move through Old Montréal, the guide will draw on decades of experience to give an accessible, authentic introduction to the neighbourhood. Along the way you will hear cultural and historical insights, see classic streetscapes and learn about the features that make this part of the city distinctive. The tour covers both the East and West circuits you may have read about in past reviews, so you will get a rounded sense of the area rather than a single route.

On this 90-minute cruise, you'll be able to see the sights of Montreal from the Saint Lawrence River. You'll set sail from the Old Port and head to the Boucherville Islands where you can have sweeping views of Downtown Montreal. You can relax on the boat's outdoor terraces and learn more about Montreal from your guide as you travel along the river. Audio guides are also available.

This jet boating experience on the St Lawrence River offers a mix of thrills and gentler cruising so the whole group can enjoy the water. You will choose seating toward the front for a more exhilarating ride or toward the back for a calmer, family-friendly option. Along the way, you will take in waterfront views of Montreal’s landmarks, including the Montreal Casino, Victoria Bridge and the Clock Tower. Safety equipment and basic comforts are provided so you can focus on the experience. Life jackets, ponchos and secure lockers are available. You should bring a bathing suit if you plan to get wet. Expect a lively ride with splashes, laughter and close-up perspectives of the city from the river.

The experience begins at Montmorency Falls, where you will admire the largest waterfall in Quebec. You will have time to take in the scale and views as you learn about the site’s significance. The setting offers a dramatic introduction to the region’s natural highlights. Afterwards, you will explore the streets of Old Quebec and its historic sights and landmarks. Along the way you will see the iconic Château Frontenac, the charming Place Royale and the Petit Champlain, among other notable locations. A professional tour guide would be on hand to point out the details that make the city fascinating, offering context and stories as you move through the different neighbourhoods.

On this cruise through Montreal, you'll be accompanied by a certified guide and captain as you explore the city's heritage and culture along its waterways. As you move through the harbour and canals, you'll encounter waterside landmarks and hidden gems, taking in the scenic beauty that shapes Montreal's waterfront. What sets this outing apart is its commitment to sustainability: you will sail silently on 100% electric boats, leaving no carbon footprint behind. Along the way you will hear about the city's history and cultural highlights from your guide, and you can purchase drinks onboard to enjoy with friends, family or colleagues. The experience blends history, eco‑friendly travel and relaxed time on the water against the backdrop of Montreal's striking waterways.

This two-day hop-on hop-off bus ticket will give you the chance to see the highlights of Montreal. While riding on a double-decker tour bus, you’ll see the sights of neighborhoods including Old Montreal, Old Port, Chinatown and Montreal Village. You’ll also catch a glimpse of iconic landmarks such as the Noter-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal. You can get on and off the bus at any stop along the route as often as you like for two consecutive days.

On this day trip from Montreal to Quebec City, you'll visit the historic heart of French Canada. Along the way and on arrival, you will see famous landmarks such as Place Royale, Notre Dame Basilica, the Parliament Building, Montmorency Falls and the Plains of Abraham. The route will take you through quaint, narrow streets that retain an old‑world charm. A guide will share insights into the city's French‑Canadian history as you move through the area. You will have the chance to learn about the places you pass and the stories behind them. You will also enjoy free time to walk through Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can explore at your own pace.

As a city with centuries of history, Montreal has more than its share of creepy happenings. On this walking tour you will explore a different side of Old Montreal after dark. A local guide will lead the way and will share stories of ghosts, crime and witchcraft that are sure to send a shiver up your spine. Along the way you will move through the neighbourhood’s narrow streets and historic corners while hearing tales that reveal unexpected aspects of the city’s past. The tour is a walking experience with a difference, mixing eerie anecdotes and true‑life incidents to give a fresh perspective on Montreal. You will learn more about the city—perhaps more than you anticipated.

Beneath Montréal’s streets is a hidden universe: the RESO, the city’s vast indoor underground network. Led by a passionate local host, this experience moves through iconic landmarks, a Parisian-style metro entrance, public art, hidden cafés and major transit hubs. Along the way, you’ll see examples of architecture and urban design and hear lesser-known stories that connect these places. You’ll also learn how hundreds of thousands of people move through this climate-controlled network daily, especially during Montréal’s extreme seasons. The tour is storytelling-based and shaped by the host’s personal knowledge, observations and lived city experience, so it offers a local perspective rather than a formal or institutional narrative. Previous guests often highlight the welcoming atmosphere, the insider feel and the unique photo opportunities you may find along the route. This host-led cultural walk focuses on exploration and local insight as you move through one of Montréal’s most distinctive urban spaces.

This tour in Montréal will give you the opportunity to see this Canadian city from the St. Lawrence River. You’ll cruise on an AML Cavalier Maxim equipped with glass-enclosed dining rooms. During this 1.5-hour cruise, you’ll have a three-course brunch prepared onboard by a renowned chef. You’ll also have access to two terraces outside for panoramic views of the cityscape.

You will begin the day at Montmorency Falls, where you can admire the largest waterfall in Quebec and take in the dramatic views. After that, you will explore the historic streets of Old Quebec. A professional tour guide will be on hand to point out the details that bring the city to life as you pass landmarks such as the iconic Château Frontenac, the atmospheric Place Royale and the quaint Petit Champlain, along with other notable sights. Later in the day you will take the AML Louis Jolliet Cruise to enjoy the scenery of the St Lawrence River and the surroundings of the historic city from the water. The cruise offers a different perspective on Quebec’s waterfront and skyline. The AML Louis Jolliet Cruise is only available from 13 May to 29 October.

On this engaging walking tour of Montréal, a passionate local guide from Toonie Tours will lead you through the city’s most lively neighbourhoods. As you move through the Quartier des Spectacles you’ll soak up the festival atmosphere, then wander the cobblestone streets and old‑world charm of Old Montréal. The route also takes you into the heart of downtown Centre‑Ville so you’ll get a clear sense of the island city’s different faces. Along the way your guide will bring the city to life with stories, local insights and memorable fun facts that make the history easy to follow. The experience is designed for all kinds of visitors—whether you’re coming from the US, UK, Australia or beyond, and whether you’re travelling solo, with friends or with family—so you’ll get useful orientation and a feel for what makes Montréal unique.

With this ticket, you’ll get to embark on an evening cruise along the Saint Lawrence River. You’ll be able to admire the city of Montreal from the boat's terraces and see sights on the water itself, such as the Jacques Cartier Bridge. There will be a bistro onboard the vessel, from which you can buy a selection of food and drinks.

Join an intimate small-group tour in Montreal with MTL Detours, a 100% locally owned and operated independent company founded in the city. With a maximum of just 10 people, the experience will feel personal and relaxed. As you move through the neighbourhoods, you will explore Montreal’s streets and learn about its history, culture and local character from a guide who knows the city well. Along the way, expect conversational commentary and context that help bring the places you visit to life. The format is designed to encourage questions and interaction, so you may hear stories and insights that only a local operator can provide. Minimum age to attend is 12 years old, and all participants require a paid ticket.

MTL Detours’ #1 bestselling walking tour guides you through the essential highlights of Old Montreal. The company is 100% locally owned and operated, founded and based in Montreal, so you'll get a local perspective. The tour runs in a small group of only 10 people, offering an intimate, personal experience as you move through the neighbourhood. Along the way you'll explore Old Montreal’s main sights and learn about the area’s character and stories. The experience includes an insiders list of recommendations, a unique parting gift and a tasty treat. Minimum age to attend is 12 and all participants require a paid ticket. Merci for your support!