Enjoy a comfortable and relaxing journey from Montreal to Quebec City in your private vehicle. Along the way, take in the changing landscapes of Québec, from urban views to picturesque countryside. Your guide will share insights, local stories, and recommendations, making the drive an engaging part of the experience rather than just transportation. A stop in Trois-Rivières offers the opportunity to stretch, enjoy a light refreshment, and explore a charming riverside setting.

Your journey begins with a charming stop in Trois-Rivières, one of Québec’s oldest cities, beautifully set along the meeting point of the St. Lawrence and Saint-Maurice rivers. Take in the peaceful river views as you stretch your legs along the waterfront, where the calm atmosphere offers a refreshing contrast to the city’s bustle. Enjoy a light brunch or coffee at a local café, soaking in the relaxed pace and authentic charm of the region. Stroll through the historic streets nearby, where you can browse inviting local shops, artisan boutiques, and small galleries that reflect the character and creativity of this riverside town. A gentle, scenic introduction to your day—blending comfort, culture, and a touch of local flavor before continuing toward Québec City.

Explore the historic streets of Old Quebec on foot, including the famous Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, Place Royale, and the charming Petit-Champlain district. Guests will have time to stroll through cobblestone streets, enjoy the historic atmosphere, and stop at a café or restaurant for lunch if they wish.

Walk through Quartier Petit Champlain, one of the most picturesque streets in North America. Known for its cobblestone lanes, colorful buildings, boutique shops, and cozy cafés, it’s one of the most photographed areas of Quebec City.

Enjoy panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River from Dufferin Terrace. This historic wooden boardwalk is one of the best viewpoints in Quebec City and a perfect place for photos.

Visit Place Royale, the historic birthplace of French civilization in North America. This charming square is surrounded by beautifully preserved 17th- and 18th-century buildings and offers a glimpse into Quebec City's earliest history.

Step into the story of Canada’s defining moments at the Plains of Abraham Museum, where history comes vividly to life. Through engaging exhibits, detailed artifacts, and multimedia presentations, you’ll explore the events that shaped the nation—most notably the pivotal Battle of the Plains of Abraham. This immersive experience goes beyond traditional displays, offering a deeper understanding of the people, strategies, and legacy behind one of North America’s most significant encounters. It’s a compelling and enriching stop that adds meaningful context to your visit, connecting you to the heritage of Quebec City in a powerful and memorable way.

Step inside Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America. Admire its elegant architecture, historic artwork, and the peaceful atmosphere of one of Quebec City's most important religious landmarks.

Stop at Montmorency Falls, one of Quebec’s most spectacular natural attractions. At 83 meters (higher than Niagara Falls), visitors can enjoy stunning views, walk across the suspension bridge above the waterfall, and take photos from several scenic viewpoints.

Admire the iconic Château Frontenac, the most photographed hotel in the world. Located at the heart of Old Quebec, this grand historic landmark overlooks the St. Lawrence River and dominates the skyline of the city.

Relax in comfort on your return to Montreal, with the flexibility to pause for scenic viewpoints or short breaks along the way.