Explore the beautiful countryside surrounding Quebec City on a half-day sightseeing tour to magnificent Montmorency Falls - higher than Niagara Falls - and the pilgrimage shrine of Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré. With a choice of morning or afternoon tours, you'll see Quebec's spectacular countryside and visit interesting sites along the way.

Old Québec is North America's most European city, and this tour puts its flavors front and center. Over five stops through cobblestone streets lined with 400 year old architecture, you'll eat your way through centuries of Québécois food culture, from rustic comfort food to refined local ingredients. You'll start with earthy Lion's Mane mushrooms and duck breast carpaccio, then warm up with the holy trio of traditional Québécois cooking: silky pea soup, savory pâté chinois, and fresh maple taffy. A 200-year-old home serves handmade gnocchi bathed in cheddar, cream, shallot, and white wine with a black garlic crumble. A sweet stop brings you sucre à la crème and what many locals call the best croissant in the city. Then you close the only way you should: with poutine. On Sundays and Mondays, the gnocchi stop is swapped for a warming oat risotto crowned with a rock shrimp salad. Groups are kept small so every stop feels personal.

Quebec City’s most noteworthy sights are all mapped out for you to explore at your own pace with this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Enjoy great views and informative commentary as you travel on a London-style double-decker bus, hopping off to sightsee independently in the only remaining walled city in North America. Visit top attractions like Place Royale, Old Port and the Citadel of Québec; check out the pubs on rue Cartier; and stroll through the revitalized Saint-Roch.

Discover Québec City’s rich history from the St. Lawrence River on our guided cruise—a unique way to admire this fortified gem! Departing from Chouinard Pier in Old Québec, near the historic Petit Champlain district, this cruise offers stunning photo opportunities of landmarks like Château Frontenac and Montmorency Falls. Relax on our outdoor decks and enjoy panoramic views of North America's oldest city. See iconic sights like the Château Frontenac, Montmorency Falls, Île d'Orléans, and more. The boat sails east, passing Old Québec before heading to Île d'Orléans and Montmorency Falls, then returning via the Saint-Charles River. Learn about Québec’s fascinating history from our bilingual guide, Louis Jolliet. Audioguide available in 8 languages. ***Starting in September, the 7 PM cruise will no longer be guided. The itinerary remains the same, but commentary will be replaced with music for a relaxing, lounge-style experience. Enjoy this peaceful escape!***

Experience the highlights of Quebec City on a sightseeing tour with a friendly, knowledgeable guide. Soak up the French charm of Old Quebec and be enchanted by the old-world atmosphere and stunning beauty of sites such as Place Royal, the Plains of Abraham and Place d'Armes. During your 2-hour coach tour, you'll be shown numerous historical treasures on the banks of the St Lawrence River, giving you a great overview of this amazing city.

Travel on a budget or just looking for a great activity in the city? Take a free tour of Quebec city. Rated as Traveller's Choice 2025. Walking tour is the best way to learn about a city! Don't just visit Quebec City – truly experience it with our acclaimed walking tours! The price at the end of the tour is up to you.You give what you think the tour Worth! The booking fee is to insure improve our website and service. You will get a closer look to the history with a funny certified local guide (9 years)! As soon as you step into the old part of town, you will without a shadow of a doubt fall in love with the charm of the city. As one of the oldest cities in North America, Quebec is replete with secrets that most locals have no knowledge of. I am offering to personally guide you through these well-kept secrets and into the rich history of Quebec in a humorous, fun-fact-filled manner. The tour happen rain or shine (except super bad day) Please note that group size can be 6-24 people