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Jacques reveal’s Montréal's version of Wall Street. Montréal's oldest street, Rue Saint Paul has regained its former vibrancy and Rue St. Even today, the flower vendors and the artists' easels are discreet reminders of this earlier role. Right up until the 1950s, the Bonsecours Market, the city’s central marketplace, was open two days a week. This section features the oldest standing building in Montreal, the huge church of the city's mother parish, the head office of the country's oldest bank and the city's first skyscraper.Īt the inviting Place Jacques-Cartier you’ll discover an appealing spot for people-watching, shopping and relaxing in the sun. Here all the periods of Montreal's past are gathered in one place, around a monument dedicated to the city's founders. Place d'Armes, the heart of the city offers a striking historical panorama. There are certain attractions here that you won’t want to miss. Upon your arrival to Old Town you can set off to explore this historical district on you own. Halfway through your ride, you’ll make a 30 minute rest stop at a sugar shack in Trois Riviere, where you’ll have an opportunity to see a demonstration and tasting of maple taffy, as well as to stretch your legs and use the facilities.

Your excursion begins at the pier in Quebec City where you’ll board your coach for a comfortable 3 hour ride to the quaint island city of Montreal.