Top Quebec Historical Tours - page 10

Experience an exceptional private excursion to discover two iconic places of Quebec heritage: the mighty Montmorency Falls and the Basilica Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, a spiritual and architectural jewel of Quebec. Your local and passionate Guide will drive you in a luxury vehicle along the beautiful Chemin du Roy, one of the oldest roads in North America. First, admire Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara Falls—a impressive natural spectacle throughout the seasons. Then continue to the Basilica Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, a historic pilgrimage site that welcomes visitors from the the whole world for over 350 years. Discover its incredible neo-Roman architecture, its magnificent stained glass windows, its crypt and countless testimonies of miraculous healings. You can stroll through the sanctuary, visit the outer chapels and contemplate this busy place of emotion and history.

This is more than a day of sightseeing — it’s a personal introduction to Quebec City, its history, culture, and character, experienced at a relaxed pace. - Personally hosted by Kian - Stories that bring Quebec and Canadian history to life! From formation of the New France and the British conquest - Local insights along the way and the stories behind the places you visit - Conversation, not a scripted tour! - Follow your interests, and make the experience your own - A flexible day with time for photos, spontaneous stops, and the places you enjoy most - Montmorency Falls admission & cable car included — one less thing to plan

Discover Montreal on a private walking tour led by a certified local guide. Begin in the vibrant heart of downtown Montreal, where modern skyscrapers meet historic landmarks. As you stroll through lively streets, your guide will reveal how Montreal grew into one of North America's most fascinating cities. Walk along the famous Sainte-Catherine Street, admire the iconic Ring (L'Anneau) by Claude Cormier, and explore the historic Dorchester Square before making your way to the charming cobblestone streets of Old Montreal. Along the route, you'll discover three of Montreal's most beautiful basilicas and churches, as well as landmarks such as Place d'Armes, Place Royale, and the impressive World Trade Centre Montréal. Uncover hidden gems, remarkable architecture, and fascinating stories that bring the city's past to life. This private experience is tailored to your pace and interests, allowing you to ask questions, take photos, and enjoy a more personal connection with the city.

Discover the charm, history, and hidden stories of Old Montreal on a walking tour led by a license guide. Travel back more than 380 years as you explore the birthplace of Montreal, where cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and vibrant public squares reveal the city's fascinating past. This personalized experience allows you to explore at your own pace while enjoying engaging stories, local insights, and recommendations from a professional guide. Visit some of Old Montreal's most iconic landmarks, including Place d'Armes, Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, the historic waterfront of the Old Port of Montreal, and many hidden corners that most visitors miss. Learn about the founding of Montreal and the city's French origins, Indigenous history and early settlement, the fur trade and the rise of commerce, and pivotal moments that shaped the city, Montreal's unique blend of French and English influences, and local architecture, culture, and daily life.

Uncover Old Montreal’s charm with a private walking tour and river cruise. Led by a 5-Star Licensed Guide, explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems, then relax with breathtaking views from the St. Lawrence River. Book now for an unforgettable experience! Tour is available in following language: English & French German, Italian & Spanish Highlights: • Explore Old Montreal’s charm with a 5-Star Licensed Guide tailored to your group • Walk through Bonsecours Market and Rue Saint-Paul, steeped in rich history • Admire the stunning Notre-Dame Basilica and Old Saint-Sulpice Seminary • Learn about the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and the Old Custom House • Enjoy breathtaking views of Montreal’s skyline on a St. Lawrence River cruise Experience the charm and history of Montreal like never before on a private walking tour, perfectly paired with a scenic sightseeing cruise. This bespoke experience takes you beyond the surface of the city, delving into its vibrant culture, rich history.

A veritable open-air museum, Montréal has become a hotspot for street art in North America. Montréal even rivals international capitals famous for their magnificent graffiti and outdoor murals. Focusing mainly on the St-Laurent Boulevard axis and taking intriguing detours in surrounding streets and alleys, this colorful walking tour will allow you to admire some of the most lively and creative Montréal murals while highlighting the talent of the artists and collectives behind them.

Discover the hidden world beneath the bustling streets of Montréal with our exclusive 3-hour Private Walking Tour of the Underground City and Downtown. This unique experience allows you to explore the largest underground complex in the world, known as RÉSO, which spans over 33 kilometers of tunnels and pathways. Led by an expert local guide, you'll journey through this fascinating network that connects major buildings, shopping centers, hotels, and metro stations, all while learning about the history, architecture, and culture that make Montréal so distinctive.

This private walking tour invites families to explore Quebec City’s historic heart. You wander ancient streets and medieval alleyways shaped centuries before the United States existed. At Place Royale, colonial architecture and cultural heritage come alive. Discover murals depicting the city’s classical evolution. Stroll along cobblestone streets while hearing echoes of past civilizations. Explore charming squares, sense the UNESCO Heritage atmosphere, and experience the city’s living traditions. Children and adults alike feel the depth of history around every corner. End with sweeping views from the ramparts, embracing the legacy and cultural richness of Old Quebec. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience

One of North America's oldest settlements, Quebec is an open air museum. With its Unesco World Heritage Old Town, with its views from the boardwalk and its cliff-top position, this city knows exactly how to seduce its travellers. Know all about Place Royale, the birthplace of French America, and see the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires church, the oldest stone Church in North America. Walk through the Lower Town, a historic district with a French flair. Pass Petit Champlain, the oldest commercial district in North America, and the funicular that connects Terrasse Dufferin with the Lower Town. Have a look at the Notre-Dame de Quebec church, one of the oldest churches in Canada. View the Hotel de Ville, the City Hall, in the heart of Old Quebec and listed as a Unesco World Heritage site. Pass the Rue de Tresor, a lively open air art gallery, with hundreds of artists displaying their works, and marvel at the Citadelle de Québec, the only remaining colonial fortification in Canada.

Unlike standard excursions, this experience blends comfort, storytelling, and personalization. With a professional driver‑guide, guests travel safely and effortlessly while discovering Québec’s winter wonders. From the UNESCO‑listed charm of Old Québec to the frozen majesty of Montmorency Falls and the authentic flavors of Île d’Orléans, every stop is curated to feel both seamless and unforgettable.

On a private basis, take a relaxing day trip to Eastern Townships region of Quebec province. Home of the #1 New York Times bestselling Canadian author, Louise Penny. Discover the Townships amazing natural beauty. Experience the dual character of the region; a country-side and high end retreat. Visit the famous library that is right on the Canadian/American boarder. Learn about local specialties and have the opportunity to purchase local products. See small towns like Knowlton and Auston as the city of Magog. Marvel at the wonderful scenery and enjoy strolls by different lakes. See animal farms and rural and urban living-style

Discover Québec City without the stress of planning on this carefully organized four-day group tour. Stay three nights in historic Old Québec and explore the city with a knowledgeable local guide. Beyond the city, experience Montmorency Falls and the scenic countryside of Île d’Orléans, including selected local tastings. With transportation, accommodations, breakfasts, guided sightseeing and selected admissions included, you can relax and enjoy the journey. The itinerary balances organized experiences with free time to explore independently. This tour is well suited to culture lovers, couples, friends and independent travelers who want to experience Québec City and its surrounding countryside in one convenient trip. Solo travelers are welcome to join the existing group and may reserve a private room at the single-occupancy rate. No private group booking is required.

This is an ideal tour to discover the charms and beauty of Old Quebec Upper Town! Your guide will take you to historical sites, pointing out the wide variety of architectural style inside the fortified walls. Stop at the main attractions such as the amazing Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame, the courtyard Old Seminary of Quebec and the imposing City Hall and garden. While venturing outside the only remaining city walls north of Mexico, the tour will lead you in front of the noble Parliament Hill. From there, enter the impressive National Battlefields Park, known as the “Plains of Abraham’’, with its rich cultural heritage and enchanting park. Enjoy pedaling in tree-lined covered streets of Montcalm’s vibrant neighborhood with a touch of urban artist lifestyle. Continue your ride on a winding descend secret passage trail where the British troops climbed to surprise the French army. Reach the bike path along the riverside of the amazing Saint Lawrence River toward the Lower Town.