Top Quebec Walking Tours - page 8

Montreal’s history and culture are revealed bit by bit on this private scavenger hunt. Solve challenges and compete to answer trivia questions as you discover all the city has to offer. Whether you’re in Montreal for the first time or looking for a fun birthday activity, this self-guided adventure offers the perfect experience.

Montreal’s mix of French and English culture can be challenging for first-time visitors to navigate. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. If you wish to include a museum visit, your guide can customize the itinerary to fit your interests—just let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your preferences, ensuring you see the places you truly want to experience. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour offers insider knowledge, hidden gems, and a deeper connection to Montreal.

Have some fun as you explore Downtown Montreal by playing this exploration game on your mobile device. Dive into Prohibition-era Montreal by solving challenges and unlocking stories as your phone guides you to the next location. You’ll visit places like Sakura Garden, Parc Sun-Yat-Sen, Place de la Paix, and more. As a mix between a tour, escape game, and treasure hunt, this is a unique way to explore Montreal city.

Are you looking for things to do in Trois-Rivieres Quebec? Our 2-hour self-guided walking tour and scavenger hunt talked you through the old town. Learn about its history and have fun. Solve challenges at each stage to discover your next destination. Walk from City Hall to the port park, then from the Ursuline Museum to the Assumption Cathedral while passing through parks, seeing old mansions and the old prison. You will have fun taking on our challenges. Or, do the exact same tour, only starting and ending in Harbor Park, convenient for cruise ship travelers. The Trois-Rivieres Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2.5 km / 1.6 mi walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 2 hours to complete. - A fun learning experience - See the sights! 35 locations - Learn some local history - Challenge your knowledge: 42 varied challenges - Fun for all ages, kids included - Stroller accessible throughout - 2 areas of difficulty for wheelchairs - Pet-friendly throughout

It is a navigation APP with self-guided routes with audio guides through Quebec Everything you need to know about Québec Points of interest linked to Google Maps geolocation Driving routes through Quebec Walking routes on the different trails Access to Web Panel to customize your own route Access to Panel Web as a repository of travel documents Audio guides with 6 languages available (Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, French, English.)

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) as well as the Montcalm and Saint-Jean Baptiste districts, with the following stops possible: Dufferin Terrace, Parliament Building (National Assembly), panoramic governors’ kiosk (Battlefields Park), Joan of Arc Garden, Grey Terrace, the provincial fine arts museum and its flagship fresco “Tribute to Rosa Luxembourg,” Des Braves Avenue, the second Battlefield Park (Parc des Braves), the Augustinian Monastery, Place Royale, and the Petit-Champlain District.

This VIP tour has it all! In the 9 hours tour, I will take you to the most beautiful sites of the Quebec City Region, including the UNESCO city centre of Old Quebec, the Montmorency Falls, the Beaupré Coast, with its magnificient Sainte-Anne'S Basilica, and the picturesque Island of Orleans with its 6 villages dating from the 17th century. This tour will tell you everything there is to know about Quebec City, through its French, British and Canadian eras, always keeping in mind that this land was shared with many indigenous nations, such as the Algonquian and Iroquoian.

Discover the City of Music on this private walking tour that hits Vienna's cultural highlights with a musical element. Alongside landmarks such as City Hall Square (Rathausplatz), see Mozarthaus Vienna, where the composer lived during the 1780s, St. Stephen's Cathedral, a world-renowned classical music venue, and the Vienna State Opera's magnificent auditorium. Finish at the House of Music and immerse in one of the world's great interactive museums.

Explore the rich layers of history in Montréal with a self-guided walking tour that takes you through iconic sites and hidden gems. Starting from the World Trade Centre, this 2.8 km route invites you to wander cobbled streets and historic landmarks, all while enjoying fun quizzes and engaging audio commentary. Whether you choose to walk solo or team up with friends, this tour offers a unique way to learn about the city’s past without the pressure of a group. It's perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike, available daily at your own pace. - Self-guided tour allows for complete flexibility - 2-hour duration with 10 interactive quizzes - Explore at your leisure in any weather - Requires a charged smartphone and comfortable walking shoes

Rediscover this neighbourhood at the heart of Canada’s cradle of industrialization; home to the English, Irish, Scottish and French Canadians but with a long history of community engagement and a long beer history as well. We will explore beer and its different facets in the Pointe from micro-breweries to taverns, food and beer pairings as well as the history of beer in Montreal from its early beginnings in New France. Drink and be merry while exploring the neighbourhood with a guide that knows their history and beer. The tour lasts 4.5 hours and includes approximately 3 kilometers of walking. The tour is done on foot and includes: 2 microbreweries 1 Tavern A historic diner Two beer focused boutiques with food savoury and sweet pairings The history of Pointe-Saint-Charles, the Lachine Canal and New France, always linked with beer!

Join this enlightening 5-hour voyage to coffee heaven in Montreal with an expert guide. Immerse yourself in the rich history of coffee around the world (and even more particularly in Montreal) as you sample delectable espresso creations from cold brews to pastries paired with crudités over tastings. Take part in a hands-on class where you roast your own blend before sipping away at heavenly espressos topped off with an espresso martini.

Montcalm and Saint-Jean-Baptiste are, along with Parliament Hill, the Upper Town districts starting on the western part of the Old Town fortifications. Historically, Saint-Jean Baptiste was a popular district, and Montcalm was privileged by the elite. Many features of the past still linger, but these days, both districts are bustling urban neighborhoods where all kinds of people mingle. In the past few years, Montcalm has rebranded itself the District of the Arts (Quartier des arts) and Saint-Jean Baptiste attracted many new small and independent businesses, including a few trendy fashion stores, a great pub with craft beers, and an amazing coffee house. This visit will give you the pulse on urban life in Quebec, and will show you the rich architectural, social, and cultural heritage of two districts that leaves no one indifferent!

Guided tour followed by a discovery of the Cap-Rouge Public Point of Sale in 2026. Be among the first to discover this History & Tasting tour. In 2026, we're leaving this experience at the same Award. We show you the Cartier-Roberval site, recognized by the Quebec Ministry of Culture as a heritage and archaeological site. This part of the tour is aimed at families as well as history and archaeology enthusiasts. If walking in the forest on a sloping site is a challenge for you, it is possible to start the tour directly at the Cartier-Roberval site on chemin Saint-Louis west of Quebec City. An asphalt trail is usable by people with reduced mobility but it ends in a staircase not suitable for four-carriers & wheelchairs. Our team participated in historical conferences and presentations in 2024 - 25 - 26 on research on Cartier, Roberval and archaeology. We are also based on a book by B. Come on.

Discover the treasures of Quebec City on a captivating 4 km walking tour, perfect for history and culture lovers. Explore iconic sites such as the Château de Frontenac, Notre-Dame-de-Québec Basilica and the Plains of Abraham, while soaking up the legends and anecdotes that make this UNESCO World Heritage city so charming. This 1h45 tour will immerse you in the fascinating history of New France and allow you to admire impressive panoramas of the St. Lawrence River. - 4 km walking tour through Old Quebec - Visit iconic historical sites and discover their legends - Duration of the visit: 1h45, perfect for history lovers - Designed for travelers who want to explore the city on foot and in depth

Are you looking for things to do in Sherbrooke? The Sherbrooke Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2-hour self-guided tour of the city. A stroll through its historic center is an opportunity to learn how the city came about and what makes it thrive today. You will have to solve challenges at each stage to discover your next destination. You will walk from the City Hall to the Sherbrooke Hussars, then on to the Basilica-Cathedral of Saint Michael, and the Granada Theater. See several monuments, and many murals, learn about the history of the city and its builders, and have fun taking on challenges. The Sherbrooke Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2.7 km /1.71 mi self-guided walking tour. There are challenges at most stops. It will take you between 2 and 3 hours to complete this activity. - A fun learning experience - See the sights! - Learn some local history - Challenge your knowledge - Fun for all ages, kids included - Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone – no fixed schedule

Discover Montreal with Experience Tour Canada, your local expert in curated private tours, and uncover a fascinating, lesser-known side of the city on this exclusive 2-hour journey through its underground galleries. More than just a winter refuge, the RÉSO is a vast urban network filled with history, art, and hidden connections. Explore passageways and shopping galleries while learning how Montreal became home to the world’s largest underground city. Admire artworks, murals, and cultural spaces, pass through iconic downtown landmarks, and discover how this unique network transformed daily life. Learn the story behind the RÉSO’s construction and how it became one of Canada’s most impressive examples of urban innovation, seamlessly connecting restaurants, offices, hotels, and public transit.

This private walking tour leads you through the cultural heart of Old Quebec. You wander ancient streets lined with colonial and classical architecture. Explore charming squares and experience centuries of civilization through local culinary traditions. Visit artisan markets and bakeries where recipes reflect the city’s classical and cultural legacy. Each aroma, taste, and sight tells a story of architectural and historical evolution. Marvel at UNESCO Heritage façades as you discover how Old Quebec’s culinary practices are rooted in its cultural depth. Conclude immersed in flavors and history that celebrate the city’s enduring legacy. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Explore the charm of Old Québec on a private tour tailored to your interests and pace. Wander cobblestone streets, admire historic landmarks like Château Frontenac and Place Royale, and immerse yourself in the city’s unique European atmosphere. Your knowledgeable local guide will share fascinating stories, cultural insights, and hidden gems that most visitors never see. Enjoy a flexible itinerary with optional stops for local food, shopping, or scenic viewpoints. Perfect for couples, families, or small groups, this personalized tour offers an authentic and unforgettable Québec City experience – reserve your private adventure today.

Welcome to Montréal, the French Capital of the Americas in the middle of the grandiose St.Lawrence River. It’s a unique and multicultural city that’s proud of its French and English heritage, and also open to the world. On this self-guided audio tour with Context Travel expert and tour guide, Bruno-Serge Boucher, you’ll find out how the city got its start. You’ll also see where the French dropped anchor, where the Catholic Church established its churches, and where English entrepreneurs founded their banks and businesses. The tour starts on the corner of Place d’Youville and Place Royale, at the very place where Montréal was founded in 1647. After being struck by the splendour of the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, you’ll continue to Place Jacques-Cartier, a square regularly filled with markets and festivities. You’ll end the tour at the Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours Chapel – the very same chapel that’s featured in the song “Suzanne”, by Leonard Cohen, who was a Montreal-native.

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.

Explore the historic charm of Old Montreal on a small-group walking tour led by Thom Seivewright, a highly recognized local guide. This immersive journey covers iconic sites such as Place d'Armes, Place Jacques-Cartier, Rue Saint-Paul, and the Old Port of Montreal. With a maximum of 12 guests, enjoy a personal experience as you uncover the rich stories and cultural forces that shape this vibrant city. Gain insights into Montreal's unique blend of European and North American influences, ensuring you leave with a profound understanding of its history and identity. - Guided by Thom Seivewright, a certified Guide known in media as Montreal Expert. - Maximum of 12 guests for a personalized experience. - Explore iconic landmarks and hidden stories of Old Montreal. - Discover the unique cultural blend defining Montreal's identity. -Always led by Thom Seivewright (The Montreal Expert). -No rotating guides—guaranteed top-quality experience. -Media-recognized, highly experienced guide.

Small group. Three hours. Explore Montréal’s top neighbourhoods. Discover the essence of Montréal in just 3 hours. Wander through the historic charm of Old Montréal, soak in the artistic vibe of the Plateau Mont-Royal and get a taste of local life in Little Italy before indulging in the flavors of Jean-Talon Market, one of North America’s largest and most beloved public markets. This exclusive, small-group experience is limited to 10 guests, giving you a VIP feel. The tour includes a refreshing drink, a local specialty tasting, and a 24-hour unlimited public transit pass, perfect for continuing your adventure in the city! During the tour you will board the Montreal Metro, a one-of-a-kind public transit in North America. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a curious local, this tour offers you a dynamic mix of history, culture and hidden gems, an ideal way to see Montréal through the eyes of a local.

Are you looking for things to do in Terrebonne? A walk through Île des Moulins and the old town is an opportunity to learn about its history and discover all its attractions. Solve challenges at each step to learn about your next destination. Walk from the Île des Moulins to the Collège Saint-Sacrement, then to City Hall, as well as the Théâtre du Vieux Terrebonne and the Maison Bélisle. You will have fun completing the challenges. The Terrebonne Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 2.2 km (1.4 mi) walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 2 hours to complete. It is a fun learning experience. See the sights! You'll see 17 locations and learn some local history. Challenge your knowledge with 19 varied challenges. It is fun for all ages, kids included. Start whenever you are ready, from your smartphone; there is no fixed schedule. Take as little or as much time as you wish to complete your hunt.

Explore Hull's intriguing back story on this self-guided audio tour across the river from downtown Ottawa. Once Canada's crime capital known as 'le petit Chicago', Hull supplied liquor and late-night vices to Ottawa revelers while growing as a lumber town with a rocky, co-dependent relationship with Canada's capital. Walk from the Canadian Museum of History along Ottawa River shores discovering Wright's Town founded by settler Philemon Wright, learning about entrepreneur Ezra Butler Eddy who built his fortune making fire matches, and strolling Hull's infamous 'Strip' where young people from Ottawa came to party. Hear about the catastrophic Great Fire of 1900, timber slides, lumber barons' massive timber operations, meet Algonquin Chief Tessouat who ruled the Ottawa River in the 1600s, and enjoy spectacular views of Ottawa and Chaudiere Falls on this 75-minute circular tour that reveals Hull's dramatic past and its significance to indigenous peoples, explorers, and lumber barons alike.