Old Port of Montreal

Located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, the Old Port of Montreal is the city’s historic port.
It stretches for more than two kilometers south of Old Montreal, between McGill Street and Amherst Street.
The Old Port abounds in activities and unique views of the city and the St. Lawrence River.
Whatever the season, the Old Port hosts events, festivals, shows and celebrations of all kinds.
The Old Port is also the departure point for river excursions and the shuttle to Parc Jean-Drapeau.
You can rollerblade through the park or take a stroll along the Grand Quai.
Craving adrenalin?
Urban zip lines and jetboat excursions are for you.
Écorécréo also offers quadricycle and pedal-boat rentals on the Bonsecours Basin.
If you’d rather just enjoy a fine summer’s day, go shopping, relax on the sandy beach, sample the cuisine of the street food trucks or have a drink on the terrace of a bistro.
In winter, you can skate on the skating rink, with its breathtaking view of Montreal, extensive programming for everyone, quality ice all season long and much more!
Skate rentals are available at the Patin Patin boutique.