Canada · DRINKING TOURS IN MONTREAL
The 7 best drinking tours in Montreal you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
3-hour Montreal bike tour with wine or beer, food tastings, Old Port, Latin Quarter, Mount Royal. Choose AM or PM.
“Amazing guide, great pace, includes bagels and a drink, plus you can keep the bikes until 6pm. Just a great experience and way to see Montreal.”
Montreal architecture bike tour with e-bikes, beer and wine, and a tasting, plus full-day bike rental for exploring Old Montreal.
“Great experience, Louis was very knowledgeable and it was a fun bike ride. Some up hill parts were difficult”
A 2.5-hour Montreal haunted pub crawl with ghost stories in three historic bars, guided in English, starting near Sherbrooke Street.
“Our story teller was wonderful. We went to 4p on Sunday, 06/16. We had a great time. The group we were with were a lot of fun.”
See Montreal’s skyline from rooftop bars on a guided 3-hour pub crawl, with a cocktail start and shots at each stop for $73.
“What an amazing experience. We had one day left in MTL and this tour was by far the best part about our trip. Djibby was our guide and he was great! Easy to talk to, knowledgeable about the city, and he showed us a great time. We will be back in the summer when the weather is better! Some of the most beautiful views I have ever seen, great food, great drinks, great pubs, great guide!”
4 hour Montreal bar crawl with free shots, VIP skip the line nightclub entry, and a local guide for $42 per person.
“Full of diverse people from all sorts of backgrounds grounds.”
Montreal’s Haunted Pub Crawl for adults 18+. Visit 3 reserved bars in 2 hours and hear famous ghost stories with a professional actor.
“Our guide had excellent knowledge of local Montreal hounds and helped to foster a community with the attendees.”
3-hour Montreal brewpub walk with 8+ tastings and beer-paired bites at St-Bock, L’Amère à Boire, Pamplemousse, Benelux.
“A little haphazard to be honest...two groups from the same tour company following the same route at the same time...ours only 3, the other only 5... we could have merged and the tour would have been more social.....there seem to be no desire by the guides to make things more enjoyable for the paying customer.”
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