Saturday Sightseeing Tour – Discover Montreal
We are happy to welcome you to Montreal and invite you to join our Saturday afternoon sightseeing tour. Below, you'll find information about the landmarks and attractions featured on the tour, helping you plan your visit and make the most of your time exploring Montreal.
Old Montreal
1. Notre-Dame Basilica
A masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture, famous for its breathtaking interior, colorful stained glass, and magnificent woodwork.
2. Bank of Montreal
Founded in 1817, this is Canada's first bank. Its impressive historic headquarters remains one of the most iconic buildings in Old Montreal.
3. Place d'Armes
One of Montreal's oldest and most beautiful public squares, surrounded by historic buildings and cultural landmarks.
4. Rue Saint-Paul
The oldest street in Montreal, lined with historic buildings, boutiques, art galleries, cafés, and restaurants.
5. Café Olimpico
A beloved Montreal institution known for its authentic Italian coffee and vibrant atmosphere, popular with both locals and visitors.
6. Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
Often called the "Sailors' Church," this historic chapel features a small museum and offers beautiful views from its observation area.
7. Place Jacques-Cartier
A lively pedestrian square filled with street performers, artists, outdoor terraces, and local entertainment.
8. Montreal City Hall
A beautiful Second Empire-style building and one of Montreal's most important historic landmarks.
15. Waterfront Promenade
A picturesque riverside walkway offering relaxing views of the St. Lawrence River, green spaces, and excellent photo opportunities.
Saint Joseph's Oratory
Saint Joseph's Oratory is one of Canada's most important religious landmarks and one of Montreal's most recognizable sites. Perched on Mount Royal, it offers beautiful architecture, peaceful surroundings, and panoramic views of the city.
