1h30

A pé

Confirmação imediata

Sobre esta atividade

Encontre-se com seu guia e seu grupo na Victoria Square no início da noite e comece seu tour de natal a pé em Vieux Montreal, a região mais antiga da cidade. Sinta-se como se você estivesse viajando no tempo enquanto você explora as ruas históricas com seu guia profissional, que lhe informará sobre as tradições de natal de Montreal que fazem parte de sua cultura há anos.
Entre no espírito de natal admirando a maravilhosa decoração e as luzes brilhantes das antigas ruas de Montreal, suas lojas, seus museus e museus e hotéis. Enquanto passeia, saiba mais sobre a Nova França, a área colonizada pela França no século XVI, que inclui Montreal, e ouça a história de como os costumes da região estão vivos ainda hoje.
Visite o World Trade Center de Montreal para ver a exposição do papai noel, onde você verá papais noéis lindamente decorados. Um passeio prazeroso para pessoas de todas as idades.
Termine seu tour Bonsecours Market com dois andares e domo, que é o principal mercado público de Montreal há mais de 100 anos. Procure itens típicos do natal, bem como artesanato local, joias, roupas, móveis e artigos de cozinha. Este é um ótimo lugar para adquirir presentes de natal para toda a família!

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Incluído

Excursão a pé de natal de 1,5 hora
Guia profissional local

Não incluído

Gorjetas

Adicional

A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
Sem acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
Aceita animais de serviço
Perto de transporte público
A maioria dos viajantes está apta a participar
Calçada pode estar escorregadia
Esta excursão/atividade terá até 18 viajantes

Características

Turismo

85%

Cultural

75%

Original

60%

Vida noturna

35%

Análises

4.1

10

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Shaikha A

5 | 2018-12-31

Pier was excellent tour guide He took care of us Made sure we know all the information about each place Higly recommended tour I learnt alot about montreal . Good Job

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Gary J

5 | 2018-12-10

It was great to learn about the architecture, history, and some of the flavor of old Montreal. Our tour guide presented clearly and answered questions. The night was quite cold and the tour was mostly outside, She was creative in finding a warmer interior when we were all half frozen! The one thing that was a bit misleading was the title (Christmas Walking ...) and attached holiday image. The tour was perhaps 50% of that and 50% history. Well done but we expected more of the holiday end of things.

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morgsuk

3 | 2017-12-03

I was disappointed in this, it was more a walking tour of Old Montreal showing you architecture and history which just happened to be at Christmas. I felt the tour description was misleading and was too early in the season as the guide said a lot of the Christmas stuff was not up yet. If this had been sold as a nighttime walk in the old town, I would still have taken it but as I say it was misleading. The tour guide Pierre was informative and knowledgable but even he struggled to fill the time.

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Denis W

3 | 2015-01-14

Make sure you have the correct meet location on ticket

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Ardyth M

2 | 2013-12-15

I did this tour December 7th. The guide was pleasant, however did not tell us that the craft market we ended up in front of was closed until we were standing in front of it at the end of the tour. I had read the advertisement that said we ended up at the craft market and were looking forward to this

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Timetable Tim

5 | 2013-01-10

A wonderful way to explore Old Montreal during the holidays! Though it was a bitterly cold night (-14c!) our guide made the tour possible by keeping us inside as much as possible. We explored the historic shopping arcades and beautiful buildings of Montreal and learned about the history of Christmas and the influence of the church in this fascinating region of Canada. Our guide was informative, friendly and fun - we even finished the tour with some delicious cheese and wine! Thoroughly recommended.

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Martin T

5 | 2012-12-26

Wonderful experience.....

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David B

3 | 2012-12-16

The guide was knowledgeable and provided numerous anecdotes; tour dominated by architecture mostly of former banks. The tour ended in a gift shop at Bonsecours. It would have been interesting to include some explanation of First Nation and other traditional crafts that were on sale at the shop.

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