Top Quebec Walking Tours - page 6

Get to know Old Quebec on this small-group winter walking tour. Explore the city’s historic streets as the snow falls, visiting popular local landmarks such as the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity and the Notre Dame de Quebec Basilica, while your guides dressed in period clothing regale you with stories of the city’s foundation and heritage.

At our snow tubing park in Mont-Tremblant, you will find 8 snow tubing runs, 2 rope tows, a picnic area and a restaurant. You can enjoy snow tubing during the day or you can get an evening ticket! Perfect for an après-ski or evening adventure with the whole family or for groups. Views of St Jovite village. Quick Check-In: Upon arrival, we invite you to head to our self-check-in kiosks for a faster process. Simply scan the QR code from your reservation: the printer will issue your ticket. Please visibly attach this ticket to your clothing so our staff can easily verify it. Equipment Rentals: We offer helmet and snow pant rentals directly on-site. Each item is available at the price of $15. Please note that our inventory is limited. We recommend arriving early to secure the necessary equipment.

We aim to make you discover the city differently by passing through lesser-known streets and places in Old Quebec. We are one of the few tour companies entering the Museum of Civilization. Our tour begins near the St. Lawrence River to connect this maritime route with the history of the city. Shopping is not done during our visits even if you are taken to some shops and boutiques, while passing by the streets too commercial. We show you the Holy Door of Quebec and explain the history of the Holy Doors and Holy Years. Finally, in the courtyard of the Seminary, we explain the influence of the Catholic Church on the development of our Quebec society. Visits in French or English, we manage to answer you in Spanish. We conclude close to the place to go shopping, have a drink or eat after your discovery. For 2026, the Award remains the same. Ideal for avoiding crowds.

Discover Montreal's intoxicating blend of French romance and North American energy with our self-guided audio tour, allowing you to explore Canada's most European city at your own pace. Begin in Old Montreal where cobblestone streets and the soaring Gothic Revival interior of Notre-Dame Basilica transport you to New France's colonial past. Wander through the artistic heart of the Plateau Mont-Royal. Climb Mount Royal, the volcanic hill that gave the city its name, for panoramic views of the downtown skyline, the St. Lawrence River, and the distant Monteregian Hills. Explore the underground city where 32 km of tunnels connect shopping centers, metro stations, and cultural venues in the largest weather-protected pedestrian network. Discover the creative energy of Mile End. Experience the markets of Jean-Talon and Atwater where Quebec's farmers, cheese makers, and maple syrup producers showcase the province's culinary richness. Savor poutine, smoked meat sandwiches, and the BYOB bistros.

Discover the rich history of Quebec City at your own pace with this self-guided audio tour. This digital download provides expert narration for 14 iconic attractions, allowing you to delve into the stories behind Quebec’s European charm and colonial past. With an interactive map and detailed walking directions, you’ll navigate through historic streets, uncover hidden gems, and explore the architectural beauty without the rush of a group tour. Perfect for independent travelers seeking flexibility, this audio experience transforms sightseeing into a personal journey through four centuries of culture and resilience.

Witness a side of Mount Royal (Mont Royal) few visitors ever get to see on this spooky nighttime guided walk. Enjoy entertaining tales from an actor guide about the history of the mountain and about rumored hauntings as you explore the forested slopes and key sights without the daytime crowds.

‘Tur Malka’ is the name given to Mount Royal by Montreal's Yiddish poets in the early 20th century. By drawing the name ‘Tur Malka’ from the Talmud, these poets claimed one of Montreal's major landmarks and its symbolism as their own. Starting from the Museum of Jewish Montreal, embark on an interpretive walking tour through historically Jewish neighborhoods and learn about the community’s diverse and vibrant history. Tours are led by museum staff.

The discovery of Lévis and its maritime, rail and commercial history is different from the history of Québec City. Our guide will help you discover lesser-known aspects of the history of Lévis during both the French and English colonies. The social changes of the Canadian period are also visible in Old Levis. For the summer season 2025 (5 July to 21 September) our visit to Lévis ends with a tasting at the farmers market of Lévis. This tasting takes place with some merchants and farmers present on Sundays at the public market of Lévis. We conduct the same visit to the public market of Cap-Rouge on Saturdays from July 5 to August 31, 2025. Our guides are bilingual French and English, it is possible to have a guide speaking Spanish or Italian by applying a week in advance.

Stroll through the historic Griffintown neighborhood of Montreal with a guide during this tour focused on the area's haunted past. Listen to commentary on the Industrial Revolution, the Famine of 1847, and other salient historical events. You'll visit haunted buildings, former burial grounds, mysterious ruins, and a polluted canal.

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.

Experience the city's most historic neighbourhood through a different lens, that highlights the hidden and sometimes brutal truths of its colonial past.

Discover the world's largest underground network in the heart of Downtown Montreal. This "In and Out" tour is the perfect way to visit Montreal in the winter because you're never outside for too long. Your professional Guide will take you through the fascinating tunnels that connect the most important buildings in the city. Then you'll step back outdoors to visit hidden courtyards, centuries old churches, festival grounds and so much more. You'll ride Montreal's Métro, famous for its architecture and art collection. You'll make use of the underground network to get around, but you'll see much more than this city within the city - You'll connect with Montreal's dynamic downtown neighborhoods and the people that live, work and play there. Enjoy the amazing stories, the beautiful sights, the fascinating culture and keep your transit pass so that you can continue exploring on your own.

This is more than a walking tour, it’s a warm invitation to see Montreal through the eyes of a passionate local. I mix storytelling, fun facts, and hidden gems to create an experience that’s informative, engaging, and full of heart.

Are you looking for what to do in Gatineau? A stroll through the Hull sector is an opportunity to learn about its history and discover all its attractions. You must solve challenges at each step to know your next destination. Walk from the Maison du Citoyen to Jacques-Cartier Park, passing by the Canadian Children’s Museums and History Museum, as well as Fontaine Park, several monuments, and other sites. You will have fun taking on challenges. The Gatineau Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 3.1 km/1.9 mi self-guided walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 2 hours to complete. - A fun learning experience - See the sights! 20 locations - Learn some local history - Challenge your knowledge - 24 varied challenges - Fun for all ages, kids included - Walk at your own pace: 3.1 km/1.9 mi - Pets allowed throughout the tour - Wheelchair and stroller accessible throughout - Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone – no fixed schedule - Also available in French.

For 400 years of recorded history, the Ottawa Valley has been home to heroes and villains, triumphs and tragedies, lives and deaths notable for how they've affected the land. And that land and those buildings still bear the trace of the past, and sometimes, the past doesn't stay in the past. From spectres on the river, to the ghost that talked, to unexplained phenomena and indigenous folklore - there's something unearthly in this historic and beautiful community. This tour includes your transportation from Ottawa & Gatineau, a guided haunted tour of 4 historical villages with multiple stops along the route 148 in the Outaouais region of Quebec with a local storyteller, as well as some delicious apple pie and warm apple cider at the Coronation Hall Cider Mills in Bristol! Plus, this tour comes with unlimited free snacks in our minibus.

Are you looking for things to do in Montreal? Our Olympic Park scavenger hunt is a self-guided walking tour with challenges around Montreal’s Olympic Park! Walk from the Botanical Garden to the Maurice Richard Arena through the Olympic Stadium and the Saputo Stadium. In fact, you’ll face challenges at every step. Each challenge will tell you where you are going next and a bit of local history and trivia. The Scavenger Hunt is a 3.5 km / 2.2 mi self-guided walking tour with challenges. It should take you 2 to 3 hours to complete. A fun learning experience See the sights! 24 locations Learn some local history Challenge your knowledge: 25 varied challenges Walk at your own pace: 3.5 km / 2.2 mi Pets are not allowed throughout this tour Wheelchair and stroller accessible Fun for all ages, kids included Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone – no fixed schedule Take as little, or as much time as you wish to complete your hunt

On our Food Tour: Montreal - Jean-Talon & Little Italy, you'll enjoy a feast of farm-to-table foods and beloved family recipes. Our experienced guides will take you on a culinary adventure through one of Montreal's oldest public markets and the epicenter of Canada's second largest Italian population! On your journey, you'll delight in some of the freshest foods the city has to offer such as toasty breads, hand-carved meats, creamy cheeses, and ripe local produce at the Jean-Talon Market. Then, as you make your way into Little Italy, you'll hear the stories of proud immigrant families who risked everything to travel to the New World and discover how their legacy lives on through handcrafted meals passed down through generations. Nobody leaves hungry on this unmissable trek into the heart of Montreal's incredible food scene. As a private tour, everything works around you! Our start times are much more easy going, dates can open up. It's a much more intimate and cozy experience.

See a different side of Old Montreal as you explore its charming streets after dark. This tour has a maximum of 10 participants so you can enjoy a more personalized and less crowded experience. Ask as many questions as you like, and focus all your attention on sightseeing as your guide takes care of the navigation.

While Montreal has many walking tours that help you discover the city’s historic streets, few include a visit to a bustling market where you can sample local delicacies, produce, and sweet treats. Head to the Jean-Talon Market on this private walking tour that also includes a visit to nearby Little Italy, allowing you to explore at your own pace with personal attention from your guide.

Don't get lost in Montreal's Jean Talon Market—the largest farmers market in the city. Enjoy a private guided tour with a local food writer who knows all the hidden gems. Taste 6-7 items like pastries, seasonal produce, local cheese, cider, smoked fish, and desserts. Gain insight into Montreal's food scene and neighborhood history on this personalized experience.

Discover Old Quebec and its best tables in a festive and warm atmosphere during this unique gourmet tour! Led by a licensed local guide, stroll through the picturesque streets of Old Quebec and meet passionate restaurateurs who will introduce you to the best of their cuisine.

Explore Québec—the former capital of New France—which is characterized by its unique architecture as well as French and British institutions. On this tour, benefit from the personal attention of a private guide as you explore the Old Port District and Upper town, admire landmarks such as the Augustinian Monastery and Notre-Dame-de-Québec Cathedral; and learn all about the town’s French and British heritage.

In the comfort of a luxury vehicle, the tour will take you through the streets of the Old Port, Old Quebec, and the Battlefields Park (Plains of Abraham) with the following stops possible: Dufferin Terrace, Parliament Building (National Assembly), panoramic governors’ kiosk (beginning in the Battlefields Park), Place Royale, and the Petit-Champlain District.

The Best Way to Discover Old Quebec: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a classic poutine at a local bistro or browse the European-style boutiques and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: City Hall, Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-, Place d’Armes, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, Monument Samuel-De Champlain, Montmorency Park, Quebec City Mural, Place Royale, and Quartier Petit Champlain.