We are so happy to have found this jewel of a tour through TripAdvisor. Stephanie, the owner and our tour guide, gave us an delightful, information-packed tour of this lovely city...through the eyes of a life-long resident. We learned so much about Montreal's arts and culture, history and architecture, and its citizens' love of fun- expressed through its many festivals... More

We arrived for our tour mid sept and probably not the busiest time of the year for tourists. As a result, we got a private tour as it was only me and my boyfriend who booked in! Stephanie took us for a 3 hour tour which took in the canal, Old port, downtown, Plateau, LaFontaine, Latin Quarter and a fantastic... More

Wonderful tour all over Montreal, from a cool canal bikepath to the city's heart to what I suspect is its real heart, the relaxed-but-urban plateau neighborhoods up from the museums and universities. One very modest climb and lots of easy rolling (the 20 or so K felt just right) plus a compendium of observations and tips that gave a real... More

We just recently went on a 3+ hour bike tour of various neighborhoods (including Vieux Montreal, International Quarter, Latin Quarter, McGill U area, the "Plateau", and more ... was a great way to see, and get our bearings of, the city. Our Guide Stephanie was EXCELLENT, very knowledgable about the city and great "insider" tidbits, and biked at a very... More

Rent a bike or an hour or a day. Monterol has bike stations through out the city. A city that lets you rent in one place and return to another pay for a flat rate. You could then continue to check another bike out and then drop it of again. The fees were very low.

Pros - nice mix of stops (markets, historical architecture, modern festivals) - getting to ride along a stretch of F1 racetrack was cool - almost the whole route was flat, so riding was easy and Montreal seemed to be a very biker friendly city with bike lanes on every road and understanding drivers - fee was reasonable $25/4-hours, wasn't sure... More

We had been running out of things to do in Montreal after having been there for three days, but Stephanie, the tour guide, made everyone fall in love with the city. The bike ride shows many of the neighborhoods in Montreal and Stephanie stops along the way to share fascinating tidbits and insider advice on things to do throughout the... More

Last week, my wife and I took a tour of the city with Stephanie. She is very knowledgable and incredibly friendly. She was also more than willing to customize the tour to our group's interests/desires! I would highly recommend taking this tour at the beginning of your visit to Montreal.

If you are looking for a great bike tour of Montreal this is the place for you. But if you are looking for a "Taste" of Montreal look elsewhere. When reading the tour description, we were led to believe it was a bike and food tour. Don't get me wrong the bike tour was fantastic, but this is no food... More