Discover the natural heritage of the St. Lawrence Valley, where centuries of tradition and deep connections to the land are woven into every landscape. Wander through the historic walled citadel of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site that stands as a testament to the region’s colonial past and enduring French Canadian culture. Take in breathtaking views of the majestic St. Lawrence River from scenic hilltop vantage points, where nature and history meet in perfect harmony.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural scene at national galleries and museums, where Indigenous art, contemporary works, and historical artifacts come together to tell Canada’s diverse stories. Marvel at the grand colonial architecture, echoing the ambitions and artistry of centuries past. Along the way, uncover the whimsical tales and quirky legends that have shaped Canadian folklore stories that continue to animate the spirit of the region and offer a window into its unique identity.
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Walk along the fortifications of the only fortified city in North American north of Mexico and learn why this city was fortified in the first place.
Learn about the architectural history of Quebec with the significance of one family that shaped the city with their generational skills.
Meet the Monument of Faith and learn about the deep religious history that shaped the province of Quebec from it's beginnings as a French Colony.
Marvel at the impressive hotel that overlooks the St. Lawrence River, and see how it became the most photographed hotel in the world. This tour does not take you inside the hotel, but views it from the outside.
Learn of the Samuel De Champlain and the impact he made on the world when discovering this magical place.
Walk along Dufferin Terrace while admiring the expansive views of the St. Lawrence River.
Engage in a tale of two generals that would meet their destiny at the historic Battle of the Plains of Abraham. A battle that would shape the future of the region.
Walk along one of the oldest and most mystical streets in Old Quebec City. Find the oldest building in the city and see how the city grew around it.
This Second Empire-style building is home to Quebec's National Assembly when the provincial government passes legislation. The facade of the building is filled with statues of those who made Quebec what it is today. Learn about the motto of Quebec and how it relates to these individuals and all Quebecers.
Get recommendations of the best places to eat outside of the fortification walls. Rue Saint-Jean is home to some of the best eats and some fantastic culture.
In the winter, admire the beautiful skating rink. And in the summer enjoy the sights and sounds that make Quebec City a cultural hub of the nation.
Former city prison, built in 1808, hosting English-language culture & arts programs this cultural building is a must-see while in Quebec City
This beautiful mural speaks about the city's history. Enjoy the view while learning about how it all came to be in the Lower City
The place where the city was founded this location is like taking a time machine to a different time in a different place in the world. You won't believe that you're standing in North America with the culturally rich atmosphere.
The area of place royal extends into a culturally rich and dense street that will amaze all of your senses. Keep up with your guide, and don't get lost. This wonderful place will have you getting lost in amazement.
Walk along the cobblestone streets under colorful umbrellas that will brighten your day.
The original protection of this rich place the Royal Battery tells tales of the battles that brought the city to ruins, and the spirit of the people that built it back up.
Your guide will be standing in front Cartier Statue holding a red umbrella.
Look for the guide with the red umbrella.
Please sign our liability waiver, you and your guests, before the tour begins. Signing is mandatory to participate:
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Quebec City is a historic gem in North America, offering a unique blend of European charm and North American culture. With its cobblestone streets, historic sites, and stunning architecture, it feels like stepping into a European city. The city's rich history, vibrant arts scene, and delicious cuisine make it a must-visit destination.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Old Quebec is the historic heart of the city with cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and charming shops.
One of the most photographed hotels in the world, Château Frontenac offers guided tours of its historic interiors.
A spectacular waterfall taller than Niagara Falls, offering stunning views and outdoor activities.
Fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, a Quebecois classic.
A savory meat pie traditionally made with minced pork, veal, or beef.
This is the warmest time of the year, perfect for outdoor activities and festivals. The city is lively with tourists and locals enjoying the pleasant weather.
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
EST (UTC-5), EDT (UTC-4) during daylight saving time
120VV, 60HzHz
Quebec City is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions should be taken.
Québec Gare du Palais
Québec Terminal
Affordable and convenient, with frequent services.
Available • Apps: Uber, Taxi Coop Québec
Car, Bike, Scooter
A picturesque island with farms, vineyards, and artisanal shops.
A popular destination for outdoor activities, especially in winter.
Price varies by option