Top Montreal Walking Tours for History Buffs and Foodies

1. Top Montreal Walking Tours for History Buffs and Foodies Montreal is often considered one of North America's most walkable cities, for a good reason! Whether you are a historian, a traveller, or a lover of the arts, a stroll around the city will help you enjoy the many different cultures converging in this European city of North America. The layout of Montreal, with its many pedestrian-only streets and the lively neighbourhoods interspersed, is perfect for walkabout Montreal tours. So, let’s explore the city’s cobbled streets, secret passages, and the vibrant squares of Montreal, one step at a time. Why Consider a Walking Tour in Montreal? The experience of strolling around Montreal is similar to exploring the folds of the geographical, historical, and technological layers. True, the metropolis has its skyscrapers, the hustle and bustle of the business center, and such notable sites as Mount Royal and the Olympic Stadium. Still, there is something entirely different about all this when experienced under Montreal tours – the closeness to the ground, so to speak. There are no bus tours to the places of interest or any reserved seats and vehicles for tourists. By walking, one gets to know the place, not only the admirable buildings but also the other subtle aspects – the culture, the graffiti art, people. Visiting Old Montreal: An Enjoyable Journey to the Past Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal), one of the city's most known and pretty quarters, must be visited on foot, for its cobblestones and hundreds of years-old walls could not possibly be left

2. unturned. It is like crossing the bridge of years and arriving in the epoch of New France dominated by this region's beautiful edifices and rich history. While walking through Old Montreal under Montreal Walking Tours, you will stop by places such as the Notre-Dame Basilica—a Gothic Revival temple rich with beautiful windows that tell the story of Montreal. Go ahead while passing the Place Jacques-Cartier, a bustling square from the 18th century and still the most famous square. During fur trading days, you will also see the old harbour, a docking place for ships. The Plateau: Street Art, Culture, And Food If you want to row the boat with the artists and get to know the more bohemian part of Montreal, then the Plateau neighbourhood is the right place to discover on foot. Street art, unique shops, and numerous cafes distinguish this hood, which is mostly referred to as the creative hub of Montreal. Planned walking Montreal tours usually include exploring the famous murals and graffiti, which are some of the more remarkable street art in Canada. Downtown and the Underground City If you are after modern-day Montreal, then Downtown Montreal Walking Tours will suit you. This part of the region is characterized by elegant skyrises, active shopping streets, and cultural establishments such as the Museum of Fine Art and the McCord Museum. You will also experience the feeling that vibrates the heart of every downtown: the energy. Yet one differentiating factor this city is endowed with is the Underground City (La Ville Souterraine), an extensive system of underground passageways and indoor areas that link retail, office complexes, and metro stations. This distinctive underground area measures over 33 kilometres and is very amenable for such activities, especially in winter when the weather becomes unfriendly. Get the full story here : Your Ultimate Montreal Adventure Awaits! Mount Royal: Nature and City Views For others who need to free themselves from the city's noise and activities, a walking tour of Mount Royal is calm but refreshing. The mountain, which is more of an oversized hill, is the centrepiece of the city’s geography and presents the best views of Montreal. Most Mount Royal walking tours begin from the bottom, promising to wind through picturesque forests before reaching Chalet du Mont-Royal and the striking Kondiaronk Belvedere, where stunning vistas of the city skyscrapers await. Bottom Line While visiting Montreal as a tourist, exploring the city by walking is the best option. Every neighbourhood has its charm -- be it the Old Montreal street, the Plateau’s popular and bustling murals or even the elevation of Mount Royal’s view. The other benefit of taking

3. walking Canada tours is that one can visit the city's essential landmarks and, more importantly, appreciate its culture and history at an interactive level. So, put on those walking shoes, grab that map and embrace the sights, sounds and tastes offered in Montreal, one tiny step at a time. Contact Us Company Name: Zoom Tours Address: 215 Carlingview Dr.,Suite 206, Toronto, Ontario, M9W 5X8,Canada Phone(s) : 416-276-9127 Email id: info@zoomtours.com Website: https://www.zoomtours.com/