Orientation Visit

To help your executives get acquainted with Montreal, Relocalisation Montréal offers a personalized and targeted orientation tour tailored to our clients’ needs and interests. This service includes an extensive tour of the city, highlighting residential neighborhoods and major attractions in Montreal, always adapted to the specific requests and interests of the client.

• Downtown Montreal

  The city’s central business district.

• Old Montreal

  One of the oldest neighborhoods in North America, which also includes the Old Port. A brief stop at the lookout facing the Saint Lawrence River, Notre-Dame Island, and the Clock Tower Quay.

• Griffintown

  The name given to the southwest part of downtown Montreal. Once an abandoned industrial area, Griffintown is now revitalized into a modern, vibrant residential neighborhood.

• Atwater Market

  A farmers’ market located in the Little Burgundy neighborhood of Montreal. A walking tour of Atwater Market is a highlight and showcases Montreal’s reputation as a global gastronomic city.

• Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

  A residential neighborhood in the west of the city, home to Monkland Village.

• Westmount

  The most affluent neighborhood in Montreal, predominantly anglophone. A tour of the area includes local shops and the Westmount Summit with its lookout.

• Mount Royal Park

  This park, located on the mountain, is one of the largest green spaces in Montreal. We will cross the park and make a brief stop at the Camillien-Houde lookout, which offers stunning views of the eastern city, the Plateau, and the Olympic Stadium.

• Outremont

  An upscale residential borough, predominantly francophone, neighboring the Mile End and Plateau Mont-Royal.

• Town of Mount Royal (TMR)

  A suburban garden city located north of downtown Montreal, where the upcoming REM commuter train will be just two stops from downtown. It features the new Royalmount commercial and cultural district, opened in September 2024, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and artistic and cultural programming to explore.

• Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End

  Densely populated boroughs in Montreal, primarily francophone, known for their culture as artistic neighborhoods with numerous shops, cafes, restaurants, and art galleries.