Absolutely beautiful and uncrowded when we were there. Small shops, great restaurants (big and small) and very friendly people anxious to help you find your way and enjoy your visit. I would recommend changing your money into Canadian to ensure you get the correct change....More

There are places in Old Montreal that are really outstanding, like the Basilique Notre-Dame-de-Montreal, but in general, Old Montreal is charming for a pleasant stroll to get from one destinatiion to another but not and end unto itself. It certainly feels more European than most...More

Rue St. Paul, one of the main streets, is a wonderful pedestrian street with sidewalk cafes, interesting shops, and an occasional artist, was delightful. Fun to drop into shops and chitchat with folks on the street.

Great place for delicious crepes and great shopping. Within walking distance to Notredame and with easy access by Metro. Since I love window shopping, some shopping, and good food, Old Montreal and St. Dennis street are two places to go every tie we visit Montreal.

Can’t say enough about this part of Montreal. Reminds me of southern France spending my days just walking around and enjoying the scenes and the people. Cannot wait to go back soon.

It was a lovely place to visit Montreal. So much history, could have sent hours walking around. The whole family enjoyed it.

Great area to stroll around. Loads of restaurants and cafes. Most places worth seeing are easily walkable and the old quai area should be missed.