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Discover a slice of Old Europe in North America with this tour of Quebec City, the City of Saints! Drive along the sparkling Saint Lawrence River, explore the cobbled streets and stone walls of Old Quebec, and visit must-see spots like the Musée Des Beaux Arts. Along the way, you’ll learn about the long history of this iconic city, from the earliest explorer to the struggles and uncertainty of the 18th & 19th centuries. Quebec truly is like nowhere else on the continent! Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. Follow the audio instructions and route from the designated starting point. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want. This isn't an entrance ticket. Check opening hours before your visit.

Treat yourself to a unique perspective on beautiful Québec City with a refined experience that combines history with exceptional panoramic views. After an introduction to the timeless charm of the Petit-Champlain district, get aboard the ferry across the majestic St. Lawrence River. On the opposite shore, a spectacular viewpoint awaits, offering the perfect setting to capture the city in all its splendor. As you glide along the water, a selection of stories from Québec’s maritime history enriches this inspiring and unforgettable getaway.

Quebec City sparkles in the winter and comes to life during the festive Christmas season. On this tour you can experience the magic of Old Quebec during the holidays. As it will be cold out, you don’t want to wander aimlessly—your walking tour guide will take you to the best winter spots in the UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site. Sample local Christmas produce and learn about the unique traditions of the city.

Wander Quebec City’s old town on a private walking tour and discover hidden gems throughout the city. Explore cathedrals and squares, and hear about the fascinating history of Quebec and its colonial settlers. See panoramic views from Terrasse Dufferin, and navigate the city like a local with your private guide.

Having headed a religious heritage non-for-profit organization for many years, I’ll be able to open you many doors that normally would be not open to the public! One may wonder how come there is so much religious heritage in the capital city of the nation which has nowadays the least religious practice in all the western world. This tour tells the story of all relevant religious communities in Quebec City, from the glory days to the present times where many religious buildings are being reconverted into new projects (theatres, public libraries, housing projects, etc…). Being one of the only guide in the city with full access to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, the first Anglican cathedral built outside the British Isles, you’ll be in for not only a treat... but a royal treat! Information will be given on the following religions and denominations: Roman-catholic, Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, United Church, Baptist, Congressionalist and Judaism.

Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of an independent bike tour—without breaking a sweat—with this half-day e-bike rental in charming Quebec City. Head out with maps and directions to explore the city's network of bike paths, and waterfront expanses. And if you're feeling up to it, you can hop the ferry to the south shore—at your own expense—or just cruise scenic Old Quebec to check out the 17th century buildings.

As part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Historic District of Old Quebec is full of treasures from the past and present. In a typical two-hour tour, we will pass by Dufferin Terrace, Champlain Monument, Château Frontenac, Governors’ Park, Citadelle of Quebec, Jacquet House, the Ursuline Monastery, Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, City Hall, Price Building, City Hall Square, Quebec Seminary, Basilica-Cathedral Notre-Dame-de-Québec, Montmorency Park, Monsignor de Laval Monument, the Breakneck Stairs, the Petit-Champlain District, Place Royale, Place de Paris and the Mural of Quebecers.

Visiting Quebec City in winter doesn’t mean you have to stay indoors. Get out and have some fun, without worrying about getting lost, on this guided snowshoeing adventure in Jacques-Cartier National Park. Explore the forest, look for wildlife, learn about the area from your local guide, and get the chance to take beautiful winter photos. Stop at a heated tent for lunch and a refreshing hot drink.

This private historic walking tour reveals the cultural heritage of Quebec City. You explore an Old Town shaped by centuries before the United States existed. Stone streets reflect an ancient civilization and French colonial legacy. At Place Royale, early settlement stories come alive. What vision shaped this architectural beginning? Nearby murals present a living timeline of cultural transformation. Figures represent centuries of heritage and identity. You ascend by funicular between Lower and Upper Town. A classical transition reveals fortified walls and medieval character. How did this UNESCO Heritage setting preserve its past? Inside the cathedral, sacred architecture reflects enduring faith. Light touches details shaped across generations. You feel the depth of a living cultural 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 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.

Discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monuments of Old Quebec and learn about the city’s French and British colonial history on this walking tour. Explore the atmospheric streets of the Upper Town, admire landmarks such as the Château Frontenac and the Parliament of Quebec Province; and take in the views from Parliament Hill.

If your cruise docks early or you simply enjoy starting your day ahead of the crowd, no worries we’ll be there to welcome you! Wake up with Old Québec before the city gets busy. Stroll the charming streets of Old Quebec and soak in the historic atmosphere of one of North America’s oldest cities. Visit many of Québec City’s top attractions in the Upper and Lower Town districts, including Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Terrasse Dufferin, Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral, Place Royale, Fortifications of Québec, and Quartier Petit Champlain, all enriched with engaging stories. Enjoy a scenic funicular ride up to the Upper Town, admiring views of the St. Lawrence River. If the funicular is unavailable, we can arrange a cab ride or provide a ticket to use later, at your discretion. A 15–20% tip for your guide is strongly recommended at the end of the visit.

Leave the busy city behind, and explore the Canadian countryside on this 4-hour bike tour to Montmorency Falls from Quebec City. Spin along cycle tracks through the Domaine de Maizerets with your guide. Pedal along the St. Lawrence River, and gain insight into the region’s rich history and diverse geography. On arrival at Montmorency Falls, take the cable car skywards for panoramic views over the tumbling torrent and cross the suspension bridge to marvel at the falls’ power.

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.

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.

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.

A private Quebec city country side tour that will take you out to the most popular sightseeing areas in the region! We use Chrysler Pacifica minivans and we are able to have up to 6 passengers / group. Your tour is fully customizable and we work on your schedule.

The destiny of New France was played out on the Plains of Abraham on September 13, 1759. But the many sieges and battles that took place before and even after this turning point in history shaped Quebec's military heritage. This heritage remains clearly visible today and is an integral part of the architecture and of Quebec’s local culture. Led by an authentic military figure, explore the fortified city starting from the Governor’s garden, Wolfe & Montcalm monument on a circuit that will take you by the Fortifications, by historic gates and other military heritage sites.

Explore the culinary treasures of Île d’Orléans in a private Volkswagen ID. Buzz, guided by a local expert. Start your journey at the Chocolaterie de l’Île d’Orléans, indulging in handcrafted chocolates, then savor craft beers at the Microbrasserie de l’Île d’Orléans. At Domaine Sainte-Famille, enjoy a gourmet charcuterie and cheese board alongside premium wine tasting in a serene orchard. Experience cider and gin tastings at Verger Bilodeau before capping off your tour with locally crafted wines at Vignoble Bacchus, all while soaking in stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. This exclusive tour is tailored for your group, ensuring a relaxed and personalized experience. - Private transportation in a premium Volkswagen ID. Buzz - Hotel pick-up and drop-off included in Québec City - Professional local driver-guide fluent in English or French - Enjoy tastings of chocolates, beers, wines, ciders, and gourmet snacks

Discover the Île d’Orléans through its bucolic landscapes and local flavors. Tastings, passionate producers and stunning panoramas during a private tour in a luxury vehicle, guided by a local bilingual and warm companion.

Our 50/50 formula stands out because it allows you to appreciate the beauty of Old Quebec on foot and by vehicle. The tour begins with a guided tour of Old Quebec at the walk lasting about 2 hours. This will allow you to appreciate the architecture, history and friendly atmosphere of the city. Then take a seat in our vehicles for the motorized portion of the tour. This part of the tour will allow you to continue your discovery of the city by having access to sites more distant from Old Quebec. The addition of these sites makes this tour a must during your stay in Quebec City. Bench available: $10 each.

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.

Active travelers will love the opportunity to explore Quebec City at their own pace with this handy bike rental service. You’ll receive bikes, helmets, locks, and maps—everything you need to have fun exploring the city’s extensive bike trails. While collecting the bikes you can chat with the staff, who will answer your questions, give directions, and give you helpful tips so you can make the most of your cycling time.

This historical tour of the Ile d'Orléans will allow you to discover a beautiful region nearby. Discover the beauty and history of these exceptional natural and heritage sites. This fully-commented 3-hour guided tour explores the history, landscapes, nature and heritage of the Island. You can discover the high places of heritage, which has about 2,000 heritage and agricultural buildings, as well as 21 "historic monuments" - including Norman-style houses from Canada's French colonial period! Île d'Orléans - the cradle of New France - is also home to 317 pioneer families living in the Quebec City breadbasket, shipbuilding, river pilots, rural and maritime life and French Canadian Catholic traditions. Bench available: $10 each.