Top Quebec Skip the line Tickets

Saguenay-St-Lawrence Marine Park is one of the world's best places to see whales, but the experience is better in the company of a naturalist guide. This whale watching adventure departs from your choice of Tadoussac or Baie-Sainte-Catherine, Charlevoix, Quebec and takes you out onto the water for maximum chances to spot up to 13 different whales species.

Québec City boasts beautiful architecture and spectacular riverside scenery, but visiting independently means missing the city’s rich history. On this tour, explore by sightseeing bus in a group smaller than you’d find on other similar tours. With your guide, discover top attractions like Montmorency Falls and see the best of Québec City with ease. Then, you'll have plenty of time left over to continue your sightseeing.

Visit the Musée des Hospitalières and explore Montreal's Mile End and Outremont districts with an in-app audio tour Observe medical instruments, religious art, and personal objects that tell the story of devotion and resilience Stroll along the Mount Royal Park and learn about those who shaped the history of Montreal Admire the fairy-tale-like structure of the former fire station and the mix of styles in St Michael and Anthony church Discover the hidden gems of the artistic neighborhoods, such as the cozy comic book store and the delightful bagel shop

Walk the streets of Quebec City and marvel at one of the oldest cities in North America—on this tour, you'll see the area's top attractions, and learn stories about its past you'd never uncover on your own. This private tour is just for you and your group, and can be customized to your interests and preferences; pick a start time that works best for you, and enjoy a uniquely personal way to see the sights.

The Treetop walk is a new and truly unique way to take in scenic views from above the trees. You will start the walk along a path that winds through the forest and up to the treetops. The nearly one-kilometre path leads to the observation tower that rises 40 m (equivalent to a 12-storey building) above the forest to offer a stunning bird’s eye view of the Laurentian forests and mountains. The walk ways and main tower, with a maximum slope of 6 degrees, are completely accessible to strollers and wheelchairs. From the top, you’ll have a breathtaking view of the rolling hills typical of the Laurentian mountain range, and landmarks such as Mont-Tremblant. The total distance including the tower walk is 2.7 km round trip and takes about 1 to 2 hours. The activity takes place at a former fish hatchery with lovely grounds and a heritage building that includes a restaurant. LUMAGICA OPTION : Access from 4pm until April 5

Experience Canada’s most-visited museum, the Canadian Museum of History, to learn about the country’s history, cultural heritage, and First Peoples. This unique building across the river from Canada’s Parliament Buildings tells a story of success, struggle, conflict, and achievement.