• Place des Arts - Established in 1963, Place des Arts is Canada’s largest cultural and artistic complex, situated in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles. It features six venues with a seating capacity of nearly 8,000. As the home of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Opéra de Montréal, and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, it is the primary venue for major festivals, including the International Jazz Festival.
• Complexe Desjardins - Located in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, Complexe Desjardins is a mixed-use complex that includes over 110 boutiques, restaurants, office towers, and the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel, all centered around a large public atrium. It is connected to two metro stations and Montreal’s underground city, hosting over 200 days of events each year, making it a key downtown hub.
• Palais des Congres - The Palais des congrès de Montréal, the leading international convention center in the Americas, opened in 1983 in Montreal’s Quartier international. With the Place-d’Armes metro station located within the building, it is dedicated to sustainable development and contributes significantly to the city’s economy.
• Vieux-Montreal (Old Montreal) - This tour takes you through Vieux-Montreal (Old Montreal), the historic heart of the city founded in 1642, known for its cobblestone streets and French colonial architecture. Key landmarks include Place d’Armes, Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, Rue Saint-Paul, and Bonsecours Market. This well-preserved area features centuries-old buildings housing modern boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, highlighting Montreal’s unique European charm.
• Montreal World Trade Centre - The World Trade Centre Montreal is one of Old Montreal’s most remarkable architectural spaces, where historic 19th-century buildings blend with modern design under a stunning glass atrium. Visitors can view a piece of the Berlin Wall, a serene reflecting pool, and elegant galleries, making this hidden gem a city highlight.
• The Ring - The Ring is a 30-meter diameter stainless steel sculpture suspended above the esplanade of Place Ville Marie, installed in June 2022 as part of Montreal’s downtown revitalization. Created by Claude Cormier + Associés, this illuminated art piece serves as a symbolic gateway, framing the historic visual axis from Place Ville Marie to McGill University and Mount Royal.
• Place Ville-Marie - Place Ville-Marie is one of Montreal’s most iconic landmarks, recognized for its unique cross-shaped skyscraper that reshaped the city’s skyline. Constructed in the 1960s, it is located in the heart of downtown and is directly connected to the renowned RÉSO underground city.
• Place Bonaventure - Place Bonaventure is one of Montreal’s most fascinating downtown complexes, noted for its massive Brutalist architecture and hidden spaces. It is linked to the RÉSO underground city, hosts major international events, and even features a surprising rooftop urban farm.
• Gare Montreal-Ouest - Gare Centrale is Montreal’s primary railway hub, serving as a crucial gateway connecting the city to destinations across Canada and the United States. Situated beneath downtown, it is directly connected to the RÉSO underground city, merging historic rail travel with modern urban life.
• Centre Eaton de Montreal - Eaton Centre Montreal is one of the largest shopping destinations in downtown Montreal, offering over 175 stores and restaurants. It is directly linked to the city’s famous underground network (RÉSO), ensuring easy access throughout the year.
• Place Montreal Trust - Place Montréal Trust is a favored downtown shopping complex, renowned for its glass-roofed atrium that is filled with natural light. It is directly connected to the RÉSO underground city, linking shops, offices, and metro stations in the heart of Montreal.

• Welcome gift

• No extra charge

Uncover a captivating and lesser-known aspect of Montreal with this exclusive 2-hour tour of the city’s underground galleries. Known locally as the RÉSO, this expansive urban maze is more than just a winter refuge; it’s a treasure trove of history, art, and connectivity.

Wander through concealed passageways and stunning shopping galleries, discovering how Montreal became the site of the world’s largest underground city. Encounter artworks, murals, installations, and cultural spaces that animate the subterranean world.

Visit renowned downtown landmarks linked by this extensive network, and learn about its impact on the daily lives of Montrealers. Delve into the history of the RÉSO’s construction and its intriguing secrets, showcasing how it has endured over time to become one of Canada’s finest examples of urban innovation.

Experience how the RÉSO is woven into everyday life, featuring numerous restaurants, hotels, offices, and direct access to public transportation, making it a vital component of the city’s pulse.

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