From the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal to world-class museums, vibrant neighborhoods, and immersive cultural experiences, this journey is about history, art, and the European(ish) diversity of French Canada. Experience the energy of Europe without crossing the Atlantic.

• Coach bus transportation

• Tour manager (3 days)

• Hotel stay - (2 nights)

  • Students (multiple per room)

  • Chaperones (multiple per room)

• Overnight hotel security

• Meals: 2 Breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners

• All admissions (based on availability)

• Trip registration & payment processing

• Traveler's health insurance

• Online trip portal (including trip updates)

• Taxes, fees, tips (guides, drivers, meals, etc) 

• 24-hour support team

• Lunch day 1 (packed from home)

• Trip cancellation insurance (available for purchase at time of registration)

Travel Insurance: As with any and all world travel, we strongly recommend that you purchase a trip protection policy before traveling that covers your cost should you have to cancel your travel reservation with short notice. It is your responsibility to take out comprehensive trip protection that covers all eventualities including force majeure, flight cancellations and other disruptions to your travel.

Payment Processing: Payments for Hummingbird Student Tours are processed by our payment partners, who perform the role of Merchant of Record. Any payment processing fees associated with particular payment methods are priced, posted, and processed by the payment partner platform, not by Hummingbird Student Tours.

PLEASE NOTE: For any traveler with special dietary needs that cannot be met at the student-centric venues, Hummingbird Student Tours will send you a budgeted amount for you to pre-arrange food delivery or pick up on your own from a nearby food establishment.

Visit the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal, the city’s mother church and a true gallery of religious art. Admire its richly decorated interior, intricate details, and extraordinary architecture.

Explore Place d’Armes, a historic public square surrounded by some of Old Montréal’s most impressive buildings and monuments.

Stroll through lively Place Jacques-Cartier, a popular gathering place lined with restaurants, cafés, historic buildings, and seasonal street performers.

Admire Montréal City Hall, an elegant landmark known for its striking Second Empire architecture and important place in the city’s history.

Stroll along historic Rue Saint-Paul, Montréal’s oldest street, and admire its cobblestones, boutiques, galleries, cafés, and beautifully preserved architecture. Continue to nearby Champ-de-Mars, where you can see some of the last remaining traces of Montréal’s original fortifications.

Enjoy a group dinner before taking an evening ride on La Grande Roue de Montréal. Admire spectacular views of the illuminated city skyline, Old Montréal, and the St. Lawrence River from high above the waterfront.

Explore the McGill University campus at your own pace in downtown Montréal.

Embark on an entertaining evening ghost tour through the historic streets of Old Montréal. Hear eerie legends, mysterious tales, and stories of the city’s haunted past as you explore after dark.

Visit the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, an internationally renowned museum founded in 1860. Explore its impressive collections and exhibitions celebrating Canadian and international art from across different periods and cultures.

Explore the Montréal Biodôme, located within a former Olympic venue and home to immersive recreations of several ecosystems found throughout the Americas. During a self-guided visit, encounter diverse plants and animals while learning about biodiversity, conservation, and the relationships that connect the natural world.

Depart for home, stopping for dinner along the way using a provided meal stipend.