Montreal, a city founded on the ambition of French fur traders in the 17th century, has evolved into a cosmopolitan hub reflecting a mosaic of cultures and histories. From the strategic trading post at the confluence of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers to its current status as a beacon of bilingualism and multiculturalism, Montreal's narrative is one of transformation and resilience.

Our Montreal walking tours at Context are tailored for those who wish to plunge into this rich historical and cultural milieu. For first-time visitors, the Introduction to Montreal Tour is an essential starting point. This guided tour with a historian not only walks you through the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal but also narrates the city's journey from a colonial settlement to a modern metropolis. 

For food lovers, our Montreal Food Tour: Exploring the Marché Jean Talon is a must. Here, travelers are not just tasting; they're experiencing the heartbeat of Quebec's culinary scene at North America's largest open-air market. Each bite tells a story of local produce, immigrant influences, and the evolution of Quebecois cuisine.

Moreover, for those who prefer to explore at their own pace, our Introduction to Montreal Audio Guide provides a narrative-rich experience, allowing you to delve into the city's history and architecture at your leisure. This audio tour complements our walking tours, offering insights into the architectural gems and historic landmarks that define Montreal.

At Context, our Montreal private walking tours are more than just a means of sightseeing; they are an invitation to engage with the city in a profound way, understanding its past and present through expert-led experiences. Whether you're a food enthusiast, a history buff, or someone captivated by the allure of Montreal's cultural depth, our tours promise an enriching exploration of this extraordinary city.