MONTREAL
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 5 most popular self-guided tours in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Wander Montreal’s 1879 Griffintown art center with an audio guide in EN/FR, resident artist studios, 19th-century works, and Grévin wax figures.
“Le temps que j’avais à ma disposition j’étais pas pressé j’allais à mon rythme”
Play a self-guided Montreal Prohibition mystery with 11 app puzzles across downtown parks and landmarks for $7.20, in English.
“First, in order to start the game (AFTER buying from viator) they forced you to add more "gems" (points in game) because my gems is too LITTLE to start the game! And the starting point is in a very sketchy area where homeless people sleep/ hang out. And when I got in the 3rd location,…”
Old Montreal self-guided scavenger hunt with 30+ phone challenges. Walk key sites for a group price in about 2 hours.
“It was a fun activity to get to know the area! An opportunity to learn the history of Old Montreal and surroundings”
A self-guided audio walk through Old Montreal, from Place d’Armes to the Clock Tower, with offline maps and flexible pacing for $11.99.
“This is a very enjoyable detailed tour with a lot of information. Loved that you could stop anywhere along the route to go into a pub for a pint or food along the way. Be sure to put in both your starting point and ending point. Also really like that it is your tour to…”
Self-guided Montreal scavenger hunt with GPS audio riddles, flexible 24/7 start, family-friendly stops, and local food tips for $10.80.
“The route was well planned and informative. The”clues” to the scavenger hunt challenges were difficult to understand and didn’t indicate what information or items we were meant to be searching for.”
