Charming historic part of Montreal, lots of shops and restaurants. Grab lunch at a bistro on the old streets and enjoy the food and the atmosphere. You won't be disappointed.

Such an historic and European feel to this area of Montreal. We loved wandering around the streets. Lots of places for coffee, ice cream, a meal, or just a place to sit and enjoy the atmosphere.

The Old Montreal is not as nice as that of Quebec. Nevertheless, it certainly is one of the most beautiful old towns in North America. The district is rich in historic buildings, small parks and of course shops.

nice area to walk around plenty of bars, cafes and shops (some good quality and some tourist ones ). combine with a walk along the dock areas and the museum at the end

Cool art galleries, narrow cobblestone streets, people everywhere, shops, snacks, food and a great park(s) on the river.

Important is to walk and to loose you in all those streets to got the real feeling of old Montreal. The marché bon secours and the old place in front of the city hall are 2 of nice spots, but not only. The historical museums here worth the visit even if the prices are HIGH

Has the cutest little man made beach by the old port! it was closed when we were there in May but I expect it will be packed in June

We stayed on Saint Paul Ouest and loved all the little art galleries and eateries in this area. I recommend a visit to the Bonsecour Church, Bonaparte restaurant and the street entertainers at Jacques Cartier plaza.

Montreal has got very little to see and this is the place you must see, otherwise your tour of Montreal remains incomplete. The ambience is great with people dancing, playing musical instruments and having food at the various eateries that dot this place.