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The Canadian classics.
The 15 most popular quebec city tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Walk Old Québec’s Upper and Lower Town with a small-group guide, from Champlain and Château views to Petit-Champlain.
“Christian was our guide and was friendly and knowledgeable. He clearly loves his community and is happy to share that with you.”
A 1-hour guided tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac with a costumed character, exclusive access, and standout Quebec City architecture.
“I really enjoyed our guide, Frontenac’s wife! Lol She was passionate about history!”
Cruise the St. Lawrence from Old Québec, with photo stops at Château Frontenac, Île d’Orléans, and Montmorency Falls, plus onboard drinks.
“The guide's presentation was excellent. It's amazing that he can do so much talking in a short time, likely several times per day. We thoroughly enjoyed the cruise.”
Half-day coach tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, plus copper art and Île d’Orléans chocolate stops.
“Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and shared detailed information about every place we visited. He clearly explained what to expect at each stop and gave helpful tips that made the experience smooth and enjoyable. Highly recommended.”
Premium bus day trip from Montreal to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls. Guided Old Quebec, funicular views, and 83 m waterfalls.
“Our tour guide! Joyce was very friendly and helpful! She has a good sense of humor and she explained the itenary very clearly! And I should say she is very knowledgeable about the province of Quebec!”
Old Quebec on foot with a live guide. City Hall to Place Royale and Fortifications, plus Dufferin Terrace views and local tips.
“Really impressive, Tommy was outstanding , knowledgeable, witty and very personable.”
Quebec City and Montmorency Falls from Montreal by coach: guided history, Old Quebec free time, and photo stops at a Niagara-taller waterfall.
“It was great! We were conveniently picked up, and left on time. The driver was really good at explaining everything clearly while giving us history along the way. After arriving in Quebec City, our guide took over informing us about Quebec’s history. We went to the falls, then came back for free time. I was…”
Cable car round trip to Montmorency Falls, with a suspension bridge, scenic trails, and optional 487 steps down the cliff.
“Great way to see for miles and take in the wonders of a magnificent waterfall. We were a family of 9, ages ranging from 16-75 and all enjoyed it. The cable car was quick and worth every penny to not have to climb the stairs and the biplane was beyond memorable (3 of us did…”
Half-day bus tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls, Île d’Orléans, and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, with bilingual guides.
“Cool opportunity to see things outside of the city! Martin was engaging, fun, and informative!”
Hop on an open-top double-decker bus with panoramic views, 15 stops, and multilingual audio in Quebec City. Explore at your pace.
“Like: the tour guide recording gave you a lot information thru the trip. Improvement : Ho Ho should be at every stop”
Spend a full day at Aquarium du Québec: ocean tunnels, polar bears, seals, outdoor arctic views, and daily animal talks for about $19.
“Indoor and outdoor animal attractions, excellent place to visit in summer and winter.”
Small-group Old Quebec walking tour with funicular tickets included, linking Upper and Lower Town, plus views of the St. Lawrence.
“Good history lesson loved the sights. Did this on the first day we were in the city and it gave us great ideas for the other things we wanted to do the rest of our time.”
Old Quebec walking food tour with 10+ authentic tastings, a small capped group, and optional wine and gin pairings in about 3 hours.
“Great introduction to Old Quebec City- and delicious food! Pamela was great and made it fun despite the rain”
Quebec City’s open-top hop-on hop-off bus pairs big views with 10-language audio and 1- or 2-day flexibility for about 2 hours.
“There was no seating so we had to stand for the limited time we rode, then we waited over 44 minutes when we hopped off only to not be able to get on the next bus due to it being full. We ended up walking back to the hotel.”
A 1-hour guided walk through Fairmont Le Château Frontenac with a costumed local guide, brief outdoor orientation, and inside highlights.
“Met group of @40 in the boardwalk outside 1884 coffee shop in front of the Chateau de Frontenac facing the river. Two costumed tour guides split the group into 2. He was the man who the chateau was named after and gave lots of history outside with picture book and took us around inside with…”
