MONTREAL
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The 6 most popular jewish history & food tours in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Learn Montreal-style bagels in a small-group home workshop. Knead dough, choose flours, bake and taste, plus a printed recipe.
“Fun and educational class! Great way to spend a couple hours in Montreal. Bagels were absolutely delicious!”
Walk Montreal’s Plateau and Mile End through Jewish history on a 2-hour English tour, with small group size and a free museum stop.
“Emily is an excellent tour guide! She communicates very well and shares a lot of good information about the history of the Jews in Montreal. We learned a lot and was a most enjoyable experience.”
Montreal’s Jewish food walk from Outremont to Schwartz’s, with bagels, deli classics, pastries, and neighborhood history in 3.5 hours.
“The tour itself was interesting. The food samples likewise were interesting. Be vigilante on which samples you get from the guide. Although the bag of bagels was hot, she gave me the top one which was cold and not nearly as tasty as my friend's warm bagel. At the end where we were supposed to…”
4-hour Jewish neighborhood food stroll in Montreal with smoked meat, bagels, falafel, and kosher desserts plus real stories on the streets.
“If you use a walker or cane this is not for you My wife uses a walker and we couldn’t keep up with the group. After eating and the deli we fell behind the group quickly and had to take a taxi back to our hotel”
Jewish history walking tour in Montreal’s Plateau and Mile End, guided by locals. Two hours, small group, English, great value.
“Our guide Emily(?) was extremely knowledgeable and attentive to our tour. She answered questions thoroughly. And she was incredibly pleasant. We would recommend this to anyone interested in the Jewish history of Montreal.”
Jewish Montreal walking tour from the Museum of Jewish Montreal with mobile tech, small groups, and Mount Royal’s Tur Malka story.
“The tour of Montreal's old Jewish section was fascinating. Avery was an excellent guide and was quite knowledgeable and personable. We got a real sense of what life was like for Jews in Montreal in the early and mid 1900s. The tour was an easy two hour walk.”
