Palais des Congres de Montreal

Explore the heart of Montreal on an exciting 2-hour walking tour, starting from the renowned Museum of Fine Arts and ending at the charming Old Port. This immersive tour is filmed with a 360-degree camera, offering a complete and engaging view of the city’s most iconic landmarks. As you depart from the Museum of Fine Arts, be guided through the city’s elegant streets, passing by historic landmarks such as Rue Sherbrooke, known for its impressive architecture and upscale shops. Next, discover the vibrant Place des Arts, Montreal’s cultural hub where art and music converge. Continuing the tour, explore Old Montreal, with its cobblestone streets, the majestic Notre-Dame Basilica, and its charming cafés and boutiques. The route takes you to the Old Port, where the city's colonial past blends with a vibrant modern life along the banks of the Saint Lawrence River. With the 360-degree video, relive every detail of this journey, observing the sights around you as if you were at the center of the action. It’s the perfect way to explore Montreal, whether it’s your first visit or you're rediscovering its charm!

Discover a fascinating and lesser-known side of Montreal with this exclusive 2-hour tour through the city’s underground galleries. More than just a refuge from the harsh winter, the RÉSO, as locals call it, is a vast urban labyrinth filled with history, art, and surprising connections. Explore hidden passageways and impressive shopping galleries, uncovering how Montreal became home to the world’s largest underground city. Discover hidden artworks, murals, installations, and cultural spaces that bring the underground to life. Visit iconic downtown landmarks, all connected through this vast network, and learn how it transformed daily life for Montrealers. Dive into the history behind the RÉSO’s construction and its fascinating secrets – how it has withstood time and become one of Canada’s greatest examples of urban innovation. See how the RÉSO seamlessly integrates into everyday life, with its numerous restaurants, hotels, offices, and direct access to public transportation, making it an essential part of the city’s rhythm.