Canada · EVENING TOURS IN MONTREAL
The good evening tours in Montreal fill weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Night Montreal in comfort, with Old Montreal, Mount Royal, included rides at La Grande Roue, and the Port Tower, plus hotel pickup.
“We did this on our first night in town. Bill was wonderful and showed us parts of Montreal we would have never know about. He is a lifelong resident and very knowledgeable. Beautiful eveni in the cold!”
See Old Montreal and the Old Port by night on a double-decker bus with live narration, plus stops near Notre-Dame Basilica and viewpoints.
“Tour was wonderful! We LOVED the boat tour into the falls, and the behind the falls portion of the tour was fantastic. The guide was very nice but we didn't feel that we learned that much. There were too many personal stories and too little history/information about the falls and locations we were seeing.”
Montreal night lights, Old Montreal stops, and La Grande Roue skyline views. Small-group tour with hotel pickup and Mont Royal.
“Mostafa provided such an amazing experience. He was not only courteous and patient but also very informative. His knowledge of the whole city and its rich history was unlike anything I have ever experienced previously. I learned a lot from this tour and would highly recommend that others try this out.”
3.5-hour Montreal evening cruise with DJ, cashless bars, panoramic skyline views, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and a floating dance floor.
“I got 10 tickets for me & my friends to go on the evening cruise, and the experience didn’t exceed my expectations. I will start with the one and only pro: the beautiful view. The music was ok, nothing extraordinary but they played a few different genres to please the different groups in the audience. The con: the service. The staff were rude from the beginning and not accommodating. The waiter took forever to come and take our orders, then managed to forget one order completely and to bring the wrong item for one of us. The food took about 50 mins and it was overpriced and tasteless. I’ve had…”
3 days from Montreal to Toronto, the 1000 Islands, and Niagara Falls, with hotel and top sights, plus optional ticketed attractions.
“Luke the tour guide was great. He worked hard to keep his group together and safe. He was well informed and very polite and helpful. Mathew the bus driver was excellent, one of the best drivers I have ever travelled with. Skilled and friendly and helpful.”
Frosted dockside dinner on a stationary Bateau-Mouche in Old Port Montreal. Up to six courses, skyline views, cozy winter ambiance.
“this wreaks of a scam. the walkway to the led, cheaply lit boat is rickity and dangerous. most of the staff was lovely, but out waiter was getting drunker by the night, meaning he avoided us more as the night went on. the 4 course meal is $100 a person, but worth no more than $45. the food quality read hospital, and the atmosphere was cold and jarring. (leds) you could hardly see outside the boat to see anything let alone the stars.”
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
