The Main and its area (+ graffiti) Saturday 9 May 2026 Meeting time: 10 am Duration: Approximately 2 hours Distance: 4 km Meeting point: Metro Mont-Royal (meet inside, in front of the turnstiles) What would be Montreal without its “Main”, an emblematic street well-known to Montrealers? You will discover its surroundings through its history, its notable celebrities, its local art (Artist Alley), but most importantly through its murals that are the essence of this iconic area. We will end this colorful walk at “Le Carré Saint-Louis”, another area rich in history. Visit our Wiki (City Walks) to register for this...

Victoriatown (Goose Village) Saturday 16 May 2026 Meeting time: 10 am Duration: Approximately 2 hours Distance: 4 km Meeting point: Metro Square-Victoria OACI (meet inside, in front of the turnstiles) End of the walk: We will return to metro Bonaventure by bus (STM, 777 west) This nice walk takes place in two different parts of the city. In the first part of the walk, you will discover McGill Street and its historical buildings and also a part of the Lachine Canal, as for the second part of the walk, well off the beaten track, you will discover the industrial part...

Pointe Saint-Charles Saturday 23 May 2026 Meeting time: 10 am Duration: Approximately 2 hours Distance: 4 km Meeting point: Metro Charlevoix (meet inside, in front of the turnstiles) Pointe Saint-Charles is the second oldest neighborhood of Montreal. That’s why this area is rich in history. There are numerous churches, many historical buildings, like the Saint-Gabriel House that was the first farm in Montreal, the Redpath refinery and the Saint-Gabriel fire Station. Like a surprise you didn’t expect, you will be charmed by the view, where the trains, the Champlain bridge and the skyscrapers are honored. Visit our Wiki (City Walks)...

Villeray Saturday 30 May 2026 Meeting time: 10 am Duration: Approximately 2 hours Distance: 4 km Meeting point: Métro Jarry (meet inside, in front of the turnstiles) This nice walk will bring you thru a vibrant small residential neighborhood where it feels good to walk. You will discover its iconic streets like Henri-Julien street and Drolet Street, its typical triplex and its cozy alleys. Here, you can feel the influence of the nearest quarries since many of the architectural buildings were made from them. You will go back thru time while discovering Jackie Robinson’s dwelling as well as where was...