Our guided small-group rides offer a fun and safe activity—the perfect way to experience physically-distanced social bonding!
This authentic tour goes beyond downtown into Montreal's hip must-see 'hoods. You'll gain a sense of Montreal's relaxed way of life from behind the scenes.
We’ll set you up on a nice bike, a pleasure to ride. We’ll lead you on a loop route using non-crowded bike paths, quiet streets, and charming "green" laneways.
This is our staff favourite bike tour—you’ll cruise through the artsy Plateau and Mile-End, be treated to views of Mont-Royal from Outremont, then onto charming neighbourhoods of Little Italy and Petit-Patrie.
Your leader will be one of our specially trained Montreal ambassadors. Learn the stories of Montrealers and their culture - from musical heroes, to culinary icons, and the open-minded residents & students that populate these 'hoods today. Even if you have lived here for years you will discover something new.
Sunday to Thursday: Montreal North City Bike Tour
E-bike Upgrade: Upgrade to a high end electric bike (Norco VLT) with 3 different levels of pedal assistance. From 18 years old.
Arrive early to grab a snack from our on-site Cafe Le Picnic
We ride the quiet streets and laneways of Montreal's most colourful neighbourhood!
We see some of the most expensive real-estate in Montreal and admire its small parks.
We stop at the famous St. Viateur Bagel to try the warm bagels from the wood-fired oven!
Bagel sampling included!
Little Italy is home to many mom & pop style shops and the vibrant Jean-Talon Market
Wander between the stalls of the largest indoor/outdoor public farmer's market in North America!
Fitz & Follwell's tour headquarters is located inside the Maison des Cyclistes (House of Cyclists), located at 1251 Rue Rachel Est, across from Parc LaFontaine.
*VERY IMPORTANT*
CHECK IN TIME IS 30 MINUTES BEFORE YOUR TOUR
- 9.30 AM (FOR 10 AM MORNING TOURS)
- 1:30 PM (FOR 2 PM AFTERNOON TOURS)
The time that you see on this booking is the DEPARTURE time of the tour. You need to arrive 30 minutes in advance to check in, set you up on the bikes and depart on the scheduled time. The tours leave on time (10 AM and 2.00 PM) and no refunds are accepted for late arrivals.
WE ADVISE AGAINST COMING BY CAR! Parking is very complicate in our neighbourhood so we advise you come either by taxi, Uber or public transport. If you still have to come by car, plan at least an extra 30mn.
ADDRESS
- 1251 Rue Rachel Est, 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE STARTING TIME OF YOUR TOUR
WATER
Please bring your own re-fillable water bottle. There's a water fountain at our place.
RAIN POLICY
We know you are here for just a couple of days, so the tour will run rain or shine and would only be cancelled in case we evaluate is not safe or fun to ride. Since the weather in Montreal changes very drastically and very often (we’re on a island!), if we have to cancel a tour, it will always be in person, at the meeting point and a couple of minutes before the departure (never in advance). So the rule is: even if it rains, come to the meeting point on time. There’s a high chance that your tour will happen!
BOTA BOTA SPA DISCOUNT
Our guests are be offered a special price at Bota Bota, a high end floating spa in the Old Port area (CAD $65 instead of $85). Let us know if you are interested and we'll help you with the booking. Absolutely recommended!
DISCOUNT FOR OTHER FITZ EXPERIENCES
To discover the other half of Montreal by bike, check out our the "Hidden Gems Bike Tour". We also run a 5-star rated in-depth walking tour of Old Montreal. You'll get a 10% refund for your second tour with us. Visit fitzmontreal.com.
For any further questions, please call us (438) 792-6480.
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Available • Apps: Uber, Lyft
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