Our tour guide Alice was amazing. Wonderful story teller, really engaging and enigmatic. It was a really fun tour and the pace was good. It was organised well and if you needed any help or had questions Alice was more than happy to help. I would 100% recommend this.

Madame Morphine was spectacular! She interacted with our group, using humour and wonderful theatrical presentation to bring the interesting stories of Montreal to life. MM was very knowledgeable and answered any questions we had. The 90 minutes flew by.

amazing city and surroundings. so many children activities, walks, nature, city, parks. we visited Quebeq city and Ottawa , so woth a trip

Chaperoned some grade 9 students on a field trip to the old port and took part in the Chasse aux fantomes. Basically each group was given a map they had to follow, (maybe a little over an hour total?) Following their maps, the group would walk a couple blocks til they met a ghost who would reenact their stories and timely deaths. The actors did a phenomenal jobs. (enough for the masons who were supposed to be working to stop and listen to the ghost below them). 4 ghosts total, very different in personalities and showmanship were all very good. Our students werent great listeners, but the delivery of at least 2 of the performances were good enough to draw them back in. Pros: some good historical information delivered through gory death stories. Well done actors. Cons, of the 2 who were organizing the whole thing, the male was competant and pleasant. The young lady was not a people person and should maybe rethink switching places with one of the ghosts instead of being the first person people deal with. Not sure if this was supposed to cover some sightseeing as well, if so it wasnt the case. Fun group activity for a theatrical performance of some gory montreal history. (Definetly 12+)

My friends and I always book ghost tours wherever we travel. We have seen these kinds of tours in places like Prague, Paris, Warsaw, London, Toronto, and Ottawa. This was a special one for us because although we have all moved away, we grew up in Montreal. Our tour guide was a ghost by the name of Lady Edith. Her energy and good humour were wonderful. She had our whole group laughing. I should mention here that this is an “all ages” tour so although you get to hear rather macabre stories the tour guide keeps it light. You won’t be shaking in your boots and yours kids will be able to sleep in their own beds ;). We were very pleased to learn so much history. Some of it we already knew, but Lady Edith made the stories new again with her zany sense of fun. I would definitely recommend this tour for kids over 10 and all adults. Ghost tours are a fun way to learn about the places you are visiting, but with actors, costumes, and props, the Montreal Old Port Ghost tour really stands out. (Lady Edith needs a better wig though.) Things to note: -This is a walking tour. Bring comfortable shoes and appropriate clothing. The tour is approximately 1.5 hours of almost constant walking. -The tour is offered in both French & English. -We always tip our tour guides if they do a good job. I recommend you do the same. These are working actors and I am 100% sure that they appreciate being appreciated. My only issue with this tour is that I wish it was longer. I know there are more spooky stories about the Old Port and I absolutely love a good walk (Especially after eating all the amazing food on offer in Montreal). Maybe you guys should offer a longer tour during peak season. Thank you Lady Edith! RIP.

The actor did a good job acting but my wife and I didn’t feel like the tour was on par with other tours we have experienced in other cities in other countries. The ghost tour was more of a performance rather than a retelling of specific ghost sightings which we were anticipating. It was fine for what it is. If you are wanting a fun theatrical performance based in old Montreal set around gruesome tales, this if for you.

The tour itself was 1.5 hours long.Our guide seemed difficult to hear a lot of the time, despite being right beside him. He was in character almost too well - every once in a while he'd let out a scream or shout really loud. It startled - didn't scare, it was just annoying. We DID learn about Montreal's history, but wasn't a fan of the delivery of the tour. Perhaps if we had a different guide, the experience would be different.

We took a group of 14 including 8 teens from 13-22 years old. Mr. “E” was very entertaining and fun. It is a fun way to learn history and see parts of the city that are not on a tradition tour. Not scary but fun and entertaining with legends and stories!

We had never been on a "ghost tour" before, so had few expectations. We were looking for a fun, entertaining way to learn more about Montreal, and in that regard, the Old Montreal Ghost Tour was entirely successful. The city is lovely at night and we had perfect weather. The walk is easy without any stairs or difficult obstacles. The distance is about a total of several city blocks and there are numerous stops. If you are likely to be tired, bringing a portable folding chair may be helpful. Our guide was incredibly entertaining and made the stories come to life. We were concerned about how dark and scary the stories might be (we had our 13 year old son with us), but they are fairly tame. No nightmares and there are no unpleasant surprises. We had a great time and certainly recommend the tour. Cheers!

The tour was excellent. The tour guide Mr E worked hard to engage all people and to make it as exciting as possible. Mr E acted throughout the tour and it was apparent he had thought out his character and dove into it. I would recommend it for most. It was not as “grisly” or “gory” as it could have been but it was a tour for all ages. Kind regards, Jonathan

We had fun on this walking tour despite a long day. The guide was engaging and full of great stories (true?) and tales about the haunted side of Montreal. A lot of fun for the kids.

Franklin gave us the English version of the ghost tour, which started near Notre Dame Basilica and ended at the opposite end of Old Montreal. Zigzagging through little alleys and letting us sit on stairs and such, Franklin wove Montreal history into his stories of interrogations, plague, murder, and disasters. His mysterious delivery and his use of audience members in the stories made them extra funny and relevant to all. Recommended to all over the age of 10 or so.

Our hostess was incredible and the stories were great, we learned many interesting things. Thanks a lot!

Our guide was friendly, the walk was nice, and it started and finished on time. The stories and their delivery could use some improvement. We left feeling unsatisfied.

We had Mr. E as our guide and he was phenomenal. We were also lucky enough to be near one of the other guides as he told his ghost story and was equally entertaining and knowledgeable. The Ghosts of Montréal tour is great for adults and kids alike and takes you on a great tour of old Montréal and is thoroughly enjoyable, mixing spooky and morbid with a hint of humour and modernity. DON'T FORGET TO TIP YOUR GUIDE!