Vieux-Port de Montréal

It's so beautiful and we had the best Kwizinn food truck overhere. It's so big portions. I took it to the hotel and eat it again the next day. After dinner we did some shopping. Lots of food truck and place to shop. Great place for the family to hang out and do some rides.

A lively and touristy spot in Montreal. This area is rich with history and old stories about the city’s past. We strolled along the scenic pathway by the river and enjoyed beautiful views of Habitat 67. One of the highlights was reading the well-written, bilingual stories displayed on billboards along the way — thoughtfully curated by the local authorities. The main pier area was bustling with food vendors, art and souvenir shops, vending machines, and street performers. There are plenty of benches, and we enjoyed relaxing on one while taking in the views. It’s a perfect place to spend time with family, friends, or loved ones. There are also at least three toilet facilities nearby, along with drinking water fountains.

I had an absolute blast here. We really only did the Ferris Wheel and walked around a bit, but it was a fantastic and memorable stop on our vacation. You get some fantastic views of the city and river you dont see elsewhere.

​I came to this place during the weekend, and there is a bunch to do. ​Firstly, there is the zip-line that spans a large area over the port; it's a very fun and fast-paced ride, but it takes a while to get on. It took almost an hour to get on, and that's excluding the time it took to do the paperwork. ​Then there is the waterside market that offers snacks and souvenirs. ​Furthermore, there is the rides area, with rides such as the massive Ferris wheel, bumper cars, and swinging ship. ​Last but not least, there are the rental pedal boats that you can ride along the port. ​Overall, I'd say this is a great place to bring family and friends on a weekend or whenever bored for the variety of activities and great location that is very close to the spectacular churches of Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal and Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel that you could visit on foot after visiting Vieux-Port De Montréal.

Visited the Old Port during my trip to Montréal and absolutely loved how lively and scenic this place is. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxed stroll by the water with beautiful views of the river and the historic architecture around. There’s so much to do street performers, food trucks, little shops, and plenty of benches to just sit and people watch. I really enjoyed just wandering around, grabbing a coffee, and soaking in the atmosphere. There are activities for everyone kids, couples, families from boat rides to renting pedalos or bikes. Even if you don’t plan any activities, just walking along the promenade feels refreshing. Would definitely recommend spending a few hours here if you’re visiting Montréal. Great place for photos too.

Beautiful spot to see souvenirs, food trucks, people watch and the lovely water views. There are great vibrant outdoor restaurants nearby. Very busy, clean and entertaining area. The prices at the food trucks are more pricey. The lemonade was 7.50 CAD just as FYI.

The old historic port, stretches for around 2kms and was used as early as the early 1600s by French fur traders. The surrounding town has a beautiful European feel, stunning architecture and so much character. Cafes, restaurants, shops and bars line the sidewalks and it’s a tourists delight. The eateries and bars are uniquely themed and so very picturesque- each telling a story of its own. You could easily spend an entire day here - lost in history, literature and of course, romance

A lovely port with a beautiful water view. There are fun activities that can be done there, such as the ferris wheel, and zip lining. There are also some nice food booths along the walkway.