• Notre-Dame Basilica - Behold the majestic Basilica of Our Lady, constructed from 1824 in exquisite neo-Gothic style. Attracting over a million visitors annually, it serves as the mother church of Montreal and is the largest in the archdiocese.
• Place Royale - Welcome to the birthplace of it all. Place Royale has witnessed human presence for over a millennium. Let’s take a brief journey back in time and explore its history.
• Old Port of Montreal - Enjoy a delightful stroll along the Old Port of Montreal. This waterfront walk offers a refreshing nature break.
• Rue St-Paul - Traverse Rue Saint-Paul, the oldest and most historically rich street in Montreal. By 1645, shortly after Ville-Marie’s founding, this street’s path was already established.
• Place Jacques-Cartier - You are now at Place Jacques Cartier. Before becoming a charming pedestrian square in Old Montreal, it was the site of the Vaudreuil castle, the former residence of the governor of New France, in 1723.
• Hôtel de ville de Montréal-Est - You find yourself at Place Vauquelin, flanked by two grand administrative buildings of the city. To the left is the old courthouse, and to the right, the City Inn.
• Montreal - This is a prime spot to admire the surroundings. The Ferris wheel behind you offers a chance to rise above and view the city of Montreal in its entirety.
• Montreal Clock Tower - At the dock’s end, the silhouette of the Clock Tower graces the Montreal skyline. Built in 1922, it is a cherished part of the city’s historic heritage.
• Bonsecours Market - With its stunning silver dome, Bonsecours Market stands as another city emblem. It is impressive and ranks among Canada’s Top 10 most beautiful buildings, as recognized by the government.
• Le Petit Clocher Gîte Touristique B & B - It’s intriguing to find yourself face to face with a bell tower, seemingly isolated amidst the ultra-modern buildings of the CHU of Montreal!
• Quartier Latin - At the intersection of Sainte-Catherine Street and Saint-Denis Street, the Latin Quarter of Montreal begins. While this visit doesn’t allow for a full exploration, it’s recommended to return and continue along Saint-Denis Street to Sherbrooke.
• Rue Ste.-Catherine - Welcome to Sainte-Catherine Street, Montreal’s premier commercial street. It boasts the largest concentration of fashion and ready-to-wear boutiques in the country!
• Chinatown - It’s evident that you’ve arrived in Chinatown! The beautifully painted wall and the northern arch mark the entrance to Montreal’s Chinese Quarter.
• Place des Arts - You are now at Place des Arts, the heart of Montreal’s entertainment district. This square, dedicated to the performing arts, was established by Mayor Jean Drapeau in 1955 to provide the city with modern, world-class infrastructure.
• St. James United Church - You stand before the magnificent United Church of St. James, the second Protestant church in Quebec.
• Cathedrale Christ Church Cathedral - Presenting Christ Church, dedicated to Jesus Christ, as its name suggests. It is an Anglican church.
• Dominion Square Building - Observe the beautiful Dominion Square Building, an iconic structure in downtown Montreal.
• Sun Life Building (Edifice Sun Life) - Facing Place Dorchester, this is one of Montreal’s most imposing and impressive monuments!
• Cathedral of Marie-Reine-du-Monde - After crossing Canada Place, you arrive at the impressive Cathedral Mary Queen of the World. Its familiarity is understandable!
• Place Ville-Marie - As you cross the Ville-Marie space, surrounded by skyscrapers reflecting in each other’s windows, you feel small amidst this business campus.
• Saint Patrick’s Basilica - This is St. Patrick’s Basilica, historically linked to the Irish community in the city. The 1830s saw significant Irish immigration to Canada.
• Parisian Art Nouveau-style Metro Entrance - You are not dreaming; you are indeed at a metro entrance reminiscent of the Paris metro. This wrought iron entrance, emblematic of the French capital, was designed by art nouveau genius Hector Guimard in the early 20th century.
• Montréal Underground City - Enter the parallel world of Montreal’s underground city. Here, at the World Trade Center, also known as the World Trade Center, is one of many access points to RESO, the official name of Montreal’s renowned underground network.
• Place d’Armes - You are in the heart of the Ville-Marie district, at Place d’Armes. A must-see in Montreal, Place d’Armes was constructed at the end of the 17th century and showcases three centuries of architectural history.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 24 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets, squares and neighborhoods
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• No deadlines or expirations
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paying establishments along the route (optional)
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Discover Montreal in a unique way with the exclusive audio-guided tour. Explore the Quebec metropolis at your own pace through an itinerary that highlights its contrasts: Francophone heritage, modernity, and urban lifestyle. With a 3D interactive map and immersive audio commentary, uncover iconic sites and hidden gems, away from the usual routes.

Journey from Notre-Dame Basilica to Mount Royal, passing through the Old Port, Saint Paul Street, the Latin Quarter, and the city center. Enjoy the view from the Kondiaronk lookout and immerse yourself in the city’s distinctive atmosphere.

The app functions offline, offering real-time geolocation and commentary in French, English, and Spanish. It can be used on five devices, forming a flexible loop: start and resume wherever and whenever you like.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.