Top Quebec Christmas Tours

Experience the beauty of Montreal in the festive holiday season on this 1.5-hour Christmas walking tour in Old Montreal. Wander through the historic streets with your guide, and gain insight into the city’s customs and traditions. Discover top attractions such as the World Trade Center’s Santa Claus exhibit. Visit the two-story Bonsecours Market, and browse the displays of local artwork, jewelry and crafts in search of Christmas presents for friends and family. During your tour, marvel at delightful festive decorations among the twinkling lights of Old Montreal.

Taste the festivities at Quebec City's German Christmas Market, featuring nearly 90 local artisans and producers for your enjoyment! Discover the warm, festive atmosphere of this European-style market in the heart of Old Quebec on a tour combining Quebec and German culture. Sample typical German products, including spiced mulled wine. This is your chance to experience the magic of Christmas! MPORTANT: Please note that this tour takes place rain or shine, every day of the year.

This private walking tour immerses you in Quebec’s historic winter charm. You wander ancient streets dusted with snow and pass St. John Gate, echoing centuries of heritage. At City Hall, festive lights accentuate classical architecture. Place Royale glows with colonial elegance. Stroll along Petit-Champlain and inhale the aromas of traditional winter treats. Visit the German Christmas Market, with music and seasonal traditions enriching the experience. Watch syrup bubble at La Petite Cabane à Sucre while savoring a maple delicacy. Conclude at Dufferin Terrace with panoramic views of Château Frontenac over the St. Lawrence. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Explore Old Montréal during the Christmas season on this private walking tour. Your guide leads you through key historic areas while explaining the city’s background, traditions, and the significance of the sites you visit. Streets are decorated for the holidays, and seasonal markets may be active depending on the date. During the tour, you will sample maple-syrup sweets, a classic Québec treat that adds a local element to the experience. The route includes major squares, notable buildings, and well-known viewpoints, giving you a clear picture of how the old city looks and feels in winter. Whether the atmosphere is lively with visitors or quieter due to weather, the tour is designed to remain informative and enjoyable. Timing and crowd conditions may influence the exact path taken, ensuring each visit offers a slightly different perspective on Old Montréal during the holiday period.