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Frequently Asked Question

  1. Where can I park my motor home?
    Motor homes are not allowed on the site or in its parking lots. We suggest visiting www.campingquebec.com to find out where you can park your RV in the Montréal area.

  2. What’s the best way to get information about activities on the Quays, in Old Montréal and elsewhere in Montréal?
    Our website has the most up-to-date information about activities everywhere on the Quays at every time of year. Schedules and prices are listed, and everything is just a few clicks away.

    If you would like to receive our activities brochure, write to informations@vieuxportdemontreal.com

    For information on events, accommodations and attractions in the city, we recommend you contact Tourisme Montréal. The organization, which promotes Montréal to visitors, has all the information you need.
    They can be reached as follows:

    • www.tourisme-montreal.org
    • Telephone: 1-877-BONJOUR (266-5687)
    • Fax: (514) 864-3838
    • Mail: Tourisme Québec
      C.P. 979, Montréal (Québec)
      Canada H3C 2W3

  3. What’s the difference between the Quays of the Old Port and Old Montréal?
    The Quays of the Old Port and Old Montréal are neighbours, and both are located within Montréal’s historic district.
    • The Quays of the Old Port occupy a 47.3-hectare (117-acre) territory with 2.7 kilometres of St. Lawrence River waterfront. The site is the former location of the Port of Montreal, where intensive port and commercial activity in the 19th and 20th centuries led to the emergence of a major international city. After the port was moved to the east in 1960, the Old Port was redeveloped as a hub for tourism and recreation.

      Today, the site is multifunctional. It’s an urban park and the site of a variety of commercial and cultural events. The Montréal Science Centre and IMAX®TELUS Theatre are also located in the Old Port.

    • Old Montréal was made a designated historic district in 1963. It is the site of the first French settlement in what would become Montréal. It is also the place where the city took shape as successive waves of immigrants arrived and the commercial activities that sustained the city grew.
      For more information on Old Montréal, visit www.vieux.montreal.qc.ca

  4. I work for a not-for-profit organization and we are looking for sponsors for an event scheduled for this summer. Who should I contact?
    Sponsorship requests should be addressed to the Marketing Vice-presidency of the Old Port of Montréal Corporation. Send requests by email to sbennardi@oldportofmontreal.com or
    by mail to

    Marketing Vice-presidency
    Old Port of Montréal Corporation
    333, West De la Commune Street
    Montréal, Québec H2Y 2E2

    Provide full details on your organization (postal address, mission, nature and date of the event, type of sponsorship requested, etc.). Your request will be evaluated and you will receive a response within a reasonable time.