Canada · OLD QUEBEC CITY WALKING TOURS
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Vieux-Québec is small enough to cross in twenty minutes and dense enough to fill a day. Below are the 15 walking tours that make the difference: which climb the Petit-Champlain stairs, which get you inside the Château, which run in English, and what each one costs.
2-hour small-group Old Quebec walking tour with an English guide, Upper and Lower Town stops, and stories from 1608 to today.
“Christian was great. He was very knowledgeable, informative and personable. He not only showed us the historical sites, he gave us a lesson on the history of Quebec City and explained how it impacted modern day culture.”
One hour guided tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in Quebec City, with a period-costume character guide and exclusive interior access.
“our guide was wonderful and very knowledgeable the hotel is amazing 👏”
Quebec City St. Lawrence River cruise with a bilingual guide, outdoor decks, and photo stops at Château Frontenac and Montmorency Falls.
“It was nice to get out on the water and see the city from a different angle.”
Half-day coach trip from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, plus Ile d’Orléans chocolate and copper art.
“Overall, the trip was fine but I am disappointed in how they executed the itinerary for the day. We went on the 12:30pm trip which was the only one left available and had 4 stops. We toured the church, a copper museum, a chocolatier and the Montmorency Falls. During December, when we went, it gets dark around 4 pm. Our tour was 4 1/2 hours which means we would end after dark. The tour guide chose to make Montmorency Falls the last stop of the day even though we passed by the park 2 times on the tour prior to other stops. Why he chose to make it after dark…”
Premium bus day trip from Montreal to Old Quebec and Montmorency Falls, with guided highlights, Petit Champlain free time, and photos.
“This day trip was comfortable and convenient. The driver and guide were friendly and helpful and charming. I learned about lot about the region I’m not sure we would have been able to make it to Quebec City on our own any other way.”
A 2-hour Old Quebec City walking tour with expert guide, big viewpoints, Place Royale, and the fortifications, ending by the funicular.
“Our guide, Carole Parent, was great. She gave us lots of detailed information about so many historical sites & people. She pointed out a great spot for us to get our pictures done, then took our picture! She also gave us some tips on local places to eat and/or to see on our own outside of the tour.”
Spend a full day in Quebec City from Montreal with a guided coach ride, Old Quebec free time, and quick Montmorency Falls photos.
“They never picked us up . I called and they said they were in the road and it was too late. They let me make it for the next week. I had t o book the hotel for an extra day and it cost me $00 because there was only one room left. I had to rebook my flight. I went on the trip the next week. The bus was old and dirty. The sears were cramped and I understand the guide because the speaker system was muffled.”
Round-trip cable car to Montmorency Falls from Quebec City. Suspension bridge views, panoramic trails, and optional 487-step stairs.
“This was an excellent visit, we really enjoyed the cable car and falls. The snow made it spectacular.”
Half-day bus tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls, Île d'Orléans, and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, with copper art and chocolate.
“A wonderful day with lots of activity and information. Very good!”
See Québec City your way on an open-top hop-on hop-off bus with panoramic views, 15 stops, and multilingual audio in your headset.
“We jumped in the bus in the very early morning. It was really nice not too sunny. We enjoyed the view and our driver Martin was very friendly and funny.”
Quebec City Aquarium du Quebec ticket: polar bears, seals, jellyfish, and the Awesome Ocean tunnel, plus daily animal talks.
“A lot less than expected but they where under construction and most of the out door exhibits where closed”
Small-group Old Quebec walk plus funicular to Upper Town, with Place Royale and Château Frontenac highlights in 2 hours for $42.40.
“It was a cold snowy day but Lynn was so enthusiastic and informative that the time flew by. She was excellent and made sure to engage with each of us. Highly recommend!!”
Taste 10+ Quebec classics and modern twists in Old Quebec, with a small group and optional wine and gin pairings in 3 hours.
“A mix of food and history, got to learn very interesting things about Quebec. Thefood was delicious.”
Quebec City hop-on hop-off by open-top double-decker, with 10-language audio, Wi-Fi, and easy stop access across Old Québec.
“There do not seem to be enough buses as waits are very long and at certain stops the bus is too full to take the queue waiting to get on. Quite a few of the commentary units do not work. We ended up not using the buses whenever possible.”
A 1-hour small-group tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in Quebec City, starting on Dufferin Terrace and moving inside with a costumed guide.
“The tour was fun and informative, our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the hotel and had a sense of humor!”
