Things to do in Quebec City
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Quebec City E-Bike Tour: Upper & Lower Town in 5 HoursThis five-hour e-bike tour combines Quebec City's Upper Town and Lower Town, starting inside the fortification walls and moving through neighborhoods like Montcalm, Saint-Roch and Petit Champlain. You ride at your own pace with a qualified guide, helmet, e-bike, snacks and water included. The tour passes the Plains of Abraham, the Port of Quebec, Place Royale's 17th-century buildings, and stops at the Grand Marché to sample local food and meet producers.Is it for me?If your French or Spanish is stronger than your English, or if you prefer to follow commentary in your native language, you can choose the guide's language at checkout—the same route, same stops, same five hours, just in the words that make sense to you.
Private Quebec City Tour with Driver: 3 HoursA private three-hour guided tour of Quebec City in a luxury vehicle with a professional driver and guide speaking English, Spanish or French. You choose the vehicle size—from a sedan for two to a van for ten—and the route flows through Old Quebec, the Battlefields Park (Plains of Abraham), the Montcalm and Saint-Jean Baptiste districts, with stops at landmarks like Dufferin Terrace, the Parliament Building, Place Royale, and the Petit Champlain District. Pickup is included; the guide shapes the day around what interests you most.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the major landmarks and neighborhoods without arranging transport or navigating between stops yourself—the guide and driver handle the route, and you spend the three hours looking and listening instead of planning. Choose the vehicle size that fits your group, and the guide adjusts which stops you linger at based on what interests you most.
Quebec City Walking Tour: Old Quebec with Licensed GuideA three-hour walking tour of Old Quebec with a licensed guide in English or French, covering the upper and lower town from 1608 to today. The tour includes entry to paid attractions, a funicular ticket, and stops at Dufferin Terrace, Holy Trinity Basilica, Notre-Dame-de-Quebec Basilica, Petit Champlain district and Place Royale. The route covers about four kilometers at an easy-to-intermediate pace, with small climbs expected due to Quebec's terrain.Is it for me?Most walking tours of Old Quebec move fast through the highlights and leave the history to plaques on the walls. This one pairs the same landmarks with a licensed guide who connects the architecture, military past and religious story—so you understand why each place matters instead of just passing through it. Book the private option if you want to set your own pace; the group tour works if you prefer company and a fixed schedule.
History of Old Quebec: Centuries-old streets with a live guideA guided walking tour of Old Quebec led by an experienced guide in English or French, covering the walled city's Parliament, Royal Square and four-hundred-year history with focus on the area's francophone heritage and steep topography. The tour runs two and a half hours; children from age six are welcome. Public transportation options are available nearby.Is it for me?If you speak English or French and want the story of Old Quebec told by someone who knows it, this guided walk covers the main landmarks and history in two and a half hours—the pace and language keep it accessible whether you're traveling with children from age six or exploring on your own.
Winter tour Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls & Île d'OrléansA private winter tour of Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls and Île d'Orléans with a certified chauffeur-guide who narrates the route. The tour runs four hours and includes transportation; stops at a blackcurrant estate and optional chocolaterie on the island let you taste local flavors without leaving the car for long stretches. A restaurant visit can be added on request.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls and the island in one morning or afternoon without driving yourself or waiting for a group bus to fill up. The private vehicle and flexible itinerary mean you can linger where you want and skip what doesn't interest you—and the guide's narration turns the drive itself into the experience, not just the stops.
