Our guide, Daniel, was wonderful. We had a comprehensive tour of Old Montreal in which we got the history of Montreal's inception and the succeeding waves of immigration and movement away from the river. Daniel showed us great churches, banks and government buildings, making us want to come back and explore further. When we said that we wanted to go to the Museum Beaux Arts after our tour, Daniel suggested using the Metro. He walked us to the station, helped us purchase our tickets and clearly told us which lines to take and which stops were the most convenient. Daniel is gracious and welcoming. Montreal is luck to have him. read more

Daniel was our walking tour guide in Old Montreal, and he did a wonderful job of explaining the history of the city from both the French and the British perspectives. I was also interested in the First Nations history he brought to our attention. In addition, he addressed the art and architecture of the city. We are very senior folks, and he tailored the pace and length of our two-hour tour to our physical abilities, as well as our intellectual curiosities. Daniel even took the time to guide us through the machinery at the Metro station so we could buy our fare tickets to go on to a museum in the new city when our time with him was sadly over. I can't recommend Daniel highly enough and Guidatour for its wonderful service. read more

We thoroughly enjoyed Sarah's English tour of old Town Montreal. She was extremely well informed, kept people engaged throughout both the morning and afternoon tours. She was an excellent tour guide and I would highly recommend her tour! read more

Good! Walking tours daily in English at 11am and 1:30pm (or French at 11am) for $20 or so per person. Includes admission to the Notre Dame Basilica, some noteworthy historical and architectural landmarks, reasonably interesting factoids about Montreal, and of course a reasonably French Canadian nationalist narrative to go along with it. Enjoy, and try not to ask too many Anglocentric questions. :) Tour tickets can be purchased on the spot at the meeting point, which was right at the main entrance to the basilica. read more

Our family group of three did a private walking tour of Old Montreal with Pierre and it was a highlight of our Canada trip. Montreal is a beautiful city and o Pierre is the perfect ambassador for a place he clearly loves. Pierre gave us a fabulous tour of the Basilica, the underground city, the banking center and the charming streets and sights of Old Montreal. He showed us places, stores and restaurants that we would never have found on our own. We highly recommend Guidatour and the charming Pierre. read more

Very pleased with the selection we made at the last minute. We quickly realized that we were going to get very little just walking around the city on our own and decided to buy the tickets outside the Notre Dame Basilica. We opted for the tour on the west side of the historic district- there is a seperate tour for the east side. The guide provided a tour in English- French is also available. The group was about 15 people- not too big but a challenge at times. A short time in the Basilica just to show it to us- then off to walk the old part of the city. The guide did a good job of keeping the tour interesting and humorous. He threw in occasional humor and kept the facts flowing without coloring it too much with his personal opinions. Good tour, very convenient and the price was right. read more

Good walking tours. We took the East (11am) and West (1:30pm) tours with an English speaker guide. The East tour includes entry to the Basilica. The tours (one and a half hour each) were okay and interesting in most parts but they weren't amazing as tours we had in the past in other places (and not because of the location). Nice way to know the old city. read more

Bravo. Nice job. The three of us took the 1.5 hour English tour with Elise through old Montreal and were not disappointed. She can be funny, interesting and knows enough background to make it worth the price. She also had suggestions for side trips. eateries and other points of interest. We chose 1.5 hours, figuring two hours would be way too long. Merci. read more

My twelve year old daughter and I went on the Old city ghost tour in early September. She hated it, I loved it. Our guide was Franklin, I can call him Frank now cuz we're friends. He was great. I would have loved to chat with him but my daughter had to fly stuff on YouTube ya know. Anyway he was funny , a little creepy and all that stuff. The daughter's big objection was not enough ghosts which I agree with especially since the big story took place miles away from the old city. But the sense of history.was there and I loved it. I really got feel of how Montreal evolved. Also have to compliment Frank on handling the nasty frat boys. Recommend 100 percent read more

I was hard pressed to find a general English-speaking walking tour on a recent visit to Montreal. This was the only one I found and we weren't disappointed. The $19.50 tour price included a trip into the Notre Dame basilica, which was breathtaking. Then we wandered around Old Montreal. My only complaint was the other members of the group which we were often left waiting for. We had 15 people in our group, and I think it would have been best limited to 10. but I guess you get what you pay for with guided group walking tours! Overall it was a great way to acclimate to the city. read more