Montreal Underground City Tours and Tickets

Travel from historic Old Montreal to the borough of Plateau Mont-Royal on this walking tour of the city. Visit the ornately decorated Basilica then wander the streets of Vieux-Montréal while learning about the city’s history and checking out its street art. Plus, make stops in the entertainment district and Chinatown.

This small-group tour is ideal for those who want to delve deeper into the history and culture of Montreal. You'll discover the city's cultural mosaic and how immigration shaped its development and sample some of its diverse food specialties. Along the way you'll explore Chinatown, the Quartier des Spectacles, Underground City, multicultural Mile-End neighborhood and Little Italy, the traditional center of Italian culture and gastronomy.

Montreal’s chilly winters mean inhabitants have long found creative ways of getting around the cold—and that includes the RÉSO. The most extensive underground pedestrian network in the world, it stretches for over 20 miles (32 kilometers)—and this tour makes exploring simple. Meet your guide in the city center, and set off with just a small group for company. Over the course of the tour, you explore the maze of tunnels and passageways, learn about its history.

Embark on an urban expedition to uncover the real Montreal with a 3-hour local-perspective tour. Meet genuine locals and experience their lifestyle, as well as downtown hotspots. Begin at Place du Canada where your expert guide will show you some of downtown’s most iconic buildings. Take a trip beneath the city center to explore its underground side in addition to browsing shopping hubs like La Cour Mont Royal and Le Centre Eaton de Montreal.

Explore the city of Montreal and RESO on this 1.5-hour tour of downtown Montreal and The Underground City, also known as RESO. Stroll down St. Catherine Street as you tour Montreal, and stop by the Christ Church Cathedral, Les Cours Mont-Royal, and Dorchester Square. Then head underground to RESO, the city which was started in 1962, to experience its hotels, shops, restaurants, and bars.