Canada · QUEBEC CITY TOURS
Inside the walls everything is walkable and steep; outside them the good half-days run east to the falls and the island farms. The 15 below are priced and timed, with a note on which ones involve the funicular and which involve the stairs.
Review of Quebec City’s two-hour small-group walking tour, with Old Quebec highlights, guide quality, winter tips, price, and booking advice.
“Tour was at a nice relaxed pace. Loved the historical explanations. Our guide was very knowledgeable.”
Tour Château Frontenac with a period guide, see elegant interiors, hear its stories, and decide if this one-hour Quebec City visit is worth $19.
“competing tour guides were trying to speak over each other.”
Cruise from Old Québec to Montmorency Falls for bilingual history, Château Frontenac views, outdoor decks, and good river photos.
“Relaxing and great way to experience Quebec City from the water :0)”
Review of Quebec City’s half-day trip to Montmorency Falls, Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Île d’Orléans, copper museum, and chocolatier.
“Martin was an exceptional tour guide full of information and humor! I enjoyed the stops And fun facts provided.”
Explore Old Quebec on a lively 2 to 2.5-hour walk covering Place Royale, city walls, Dufferin Terrace, and local history.
“Our guide, Robert was so informative. We learned so much history. Highly recommend.”
Ride the cable car, cross the falls on a suspension bridge, walk forest trails, and tackle Montmorency’s 487-step staircase near Quebec City.
“Beautiful landscape close to the city and well worth seeing. True hidden gem and a natural wonder.”
Review of Quebec City’s 4.5-hour tour to Montmorency Falls, Île d’Orléans, and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, with practical tips and value advice.
“The guide was great. Was very knowledgeable about the city and its history. Some interesting stops along the way at the Copper factory and the Chocolate Shop for some delicious hot chocolate. The bus was quite comfortable as well.”
See Quebec City at your own pace on an open-top bus with 15 stops, multilingual audio, historic sights, and useful hop-on access.
“This is a great way to see Quebec, especially on your first day.”
Aquarium du Québec brings polar bears, seals, stingrays, jellyfish, and 10,000 marine animals together in indoor and outdoor exhibits.
“Amazing aquarium! The jellyfish, tunnel and petting cownose stingrays were the ultimate highlights. Hoping to come back in the summer to see the new finished construction and walrus.”
Explore Old Quebec’s Upper and Lower Towns on a small-group walk with a local guide, historic sights, and a funicular ride for $42.40.
“Lynn was an amazing tourist guide. I highly recommend her if you want to learn about the history of Quebec.”
Taste Quebecois classics, poutine, pastries, maple taffy, and local drinks while exploring Old Quebec with a small group guide.
“This tour was excellent, Pierre did a great job keeping us going, giving us history and explaining the tradition and fusion foods!”
Review the Quebec City Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour, with route details, stop-by-stop advice, price value, crowd warnings, and booking tips.
“Only option for tickets is digital and had difficulty accessing once got on bus. Have them ready before going to the bus. find out where the stop is before you leave home, no maps available on the bus. Headphones and narration was great, clean, informative, ran on time.”
Tour Quebec City’s Château Frontenac with a costumed guide, see grand rooms and learn the hotel’s surprising past in one hour.
“Great way to learn more about the Chateau and the history of Quebec City. Be aware if older or have mobility issues that you will need to climb several flights of stairs (but there's cool stuff there). Probably not the activity for young children.”
Explore Île d’Orléans from Quebec City with wine, ice cider, chocolate, nougat, maple treats, history, and round-trip transport.
“It was wonderful to see the isle of Orleans. Our driver guide was very animated and made sure we were well cared for during our trip. This is a tasting of candies, cider and wine. We did buy a sandwich at the first stop which was a good choice. Plan that the trip may last longer than the expected 3 1/2 hours.”
Explore Old Quebec after dark with a costumed ghost guide, learning about New France crimes, punishments, prisons, and executions.
“Our guide Marie was very sweet and fantastic at telling the crime stories of new France. Great way to enjoy an evening stroll through Old Quebec.”
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