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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.
“This was a really interesting and fun tour. Mark , our guide, was very knowledgeable and fun to talk with about the history and culture of Quebec.”
A 1-hour guided tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac with a costumed character, exclusive access, and standout Quebec City architecture.
“The guide was remarkable with a lot of knowledge that made it so much more interesting.”
Cruise the St. Lawrence from Old Québec, with photo stops at Château Frontenac, Île d’Orléans, and Montmorency Falls, plus onboard drinks.
“It was a nice relaxing cruise with beautiful scenery”
Half-day coach tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, plus copper art and Île d’Orléans chocolate stops.
“Value for money, informative guide and interesting sites. Our host Martin made the trip very enjoyable with his local knowledge, humour and enjoyable sites we visited. We would recommend this tour to anyone looking at getting acquainted with Quebec, thank you Martin. Cheers Andrew”
Premium bus day trip from Montreal to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls. Guided Old Quebec, funicular views, and 83 m waterfalls.
“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.”
Old Quebec on foot with a live guide. City Hall to Place Royale and Fortifications, plus Dufferin Terrace views and local tips.
“Chantal was excellent. Please pass our sincerest thanks to her. The tour of Quebec City was perfect. We hope to come back to Quebec City again during the warm weather and if we need additional tours we will reach out for her. Thank you so much.”
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.
“I really enjoyed the Basilica de St. Anne de Beaupre. The guide was great, very knowledgeable and fun. I was really impressed by his driving in the heavy snow.”
Hop on an open-top double-decker bus with panoramic views, 15 stops, and multilingual audio in Quebec City. Explore at your pace.
“This is a great way to see Quebec, especially on your first day.”
Spend a full day at Aquarium du Québec: ocean tunnels, polar bears, seals, outdoor arctic views, and daily animal talks for about $19.
“Very interesting, entertaining and educational. Displays are splendid and colourful. Touching the stingrays was incredible! Great experience.”
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.
“Am amazing experience! I loved learning about the history of Old Quebec and the traditional delicacies. Highly recommend!”
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.
“It was a great experience and extremely enjoyable trip to see different key locations in the city and hear about the history.”
A 1-hour guided walk through Fairmont Le Château Frontenac with a costumed local guide, brief outdoor orientation, and inside highlights.
“The guide was excellent informative and entertaining but we didn't see much of the hotel. It would have nice to see the rose room and other ball rooms. What we saw we could have done on our own. The guide provided alot of interesting historical information in a entertaining and informative manner. She was fantastic…”
