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Quebec City Walking Tour: 2 hours through Old Town★ 4.82 (5,174) · 2h
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Montreal Mile End Food Tour: 7 Tastings with Bagels & Poutine★ 4.87 (3,032) · 3h
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Montmorency Falls & Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré from Quebec City★ 4.21 (3,022) · 5h 15m
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Old Montreal Walking Tour: Small Group, 2 Hours, Expert Guide★ 4.94 (2,586) · 2hCA$ 59View ›
Old Montreal Walking Tour: Notre-Dame & Cobblestone Streets★ 4.76 (2,535) · 2hCA$ 35View ›
Old Quebec City Food Tour: 10+ Authentic Local Tastings★ 4.86 (1,822) · 3hCA$ 173View ›
Old Quebec Walking Tour with Funicular: Lower & Upper Town★ 4.87 (1,698) · 2hCA$ 57View ›
Quebec City & Montmorency Falls Day Tour from Montreal★ 4.69 (1,211) · 14hCA$ 64View ›
Île d'Orléans food and wine tour from Quebec City★ 4.48 (1,113) · 3h 30mCA$ 88View ›
Mont Tremblant: Guided Zipline Tour & Gondola Access★ 4.93 (988) · 3hCA$ 189View ›Top rated (10)
Old Quebec Walking Tour: 2 hours, certified local guideA 2-hour guided walking tour of Old Quebec's historic fortifications with a certified local guide, covering landmarks like the Parliament Building, Château Frontenac, and Place Royale while uncovering the city's colonial past and architecture. The tour ends in Lower Town, leaving you positioned to continue exploring on your own. A certified guide leads in English; infants and small children can ride in a stroller, though the walk requires moderate fitness and is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, cardiovascular concerns, or during pregnancy.Is it for me?Walk through Quebec's colonial past with a local guide who brings the Parliament Building, Château Frontenac, and Place Royale to life with stories you won't find in guidebooks.
Montreal Street Art Tour: Plateau-Mont-Royal Murals Local GuideThe Original Montreal Mural Arts Tour is a two-hour walking tour through Plateau-Mont-Royal led by a local guide who covers street art and graffiti from both local and international artists. You'll see works ranging from small installations to murals ten storeys tall, learn about techniques like wheat pastes and mains, and understand the meaning behind the pieces. The tour includes a personal recommendations list for restaurants and bars in Montreal so you can keep exploring after the walk ends.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads at a pace that works for all fitness levels, so whether you're a first-time visitor or a Montrealer who wants to see your own city differently, you can follow the commentary and the walk without strain.
Quebec City: Private Guided Tour with Montmorency FallsYou’ll step onto Old Quebec’s winding streets, taste country air on Orleans Island, feel spray from Montmorency Falls (if you choose), and hear stories only locals tell. With private car pickup and a guide who knows every corner, this tour wraps city life and quiet escapes together in one afternoon.
Private Walking Tour of Old Quebec with FunicularA private walking tour of Old Quebec City with a dedicated guide who tailors the route to your interests, pace and curiosity. The tour covers Lower Town, Upper Town, the Fortifications, Notre-Dame Basilica-Cathedral, Dufferin Terrace and the Port, and includes hotel pickup from the Old Quebec area and one funicular ticket per person. Because it's private, you control the stops, the depth of history, and how long you stand anywhere.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to control the pace and depth of history instead of following a group schedule — your guide adapts to whether you want photography time, deeper stories about a particular era, or local recommendations for where to eat. The private format means you're never waiting for stragglers or moving past something that caught your eye.
Quebec City: Old Town Walking Tour & Fortifications HistoryYou walk through UNESCO-listed Old Quebec with a knowledgeable local guide who connects the city's architecture and layout to climate, geography, and the world events that brought Europeans here. The tour covers the fortifications, upper and lower town, Place-Royale, and the Old Port, showing how sub-Arctic conditions shaped everything from roof angles to street patterns. You avoid arranging your own route through the narrow streets and get the historical and geographical context that makes the buildings mean something.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Old Quebec's layout and history through someone who knows why the streets run the way they do — the private format means your guide can slow down for questions and adapt to your pace, which matters when you're learning how climate and geography shaped an entire city.
Goat Hiking Tour Quebec: Beaver Dam & Forest PicnicHike through Quebec forest with packing goats led by a professional woodsman and guide, stopping to see a beaver dam and tracking wildlife along the way. The goats carry supplies for a picnic lunch of cured meats, cheeses, fresh produce and baguette served in the woods. The tour runs 3.5 hours and suits all fitness levels; infants and small children can ride in a stroller, and the guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?Public transportation runs nearby, so you don't need a car to reach the start. If you're staying in Quebec without a vehicle, this tour picks you up from the forest access point and handles the logistics—the goats carry lunch, the guide handles the route, and you walk without the weight.
Quebec City: Ile d'Orléans E-Bike Tour with TastingsYou’ll ride an e-bike around Île d'Orléans with a local guide, tasting fresh berries straight from the farm, sampling maple syrup varieties, enjoying Belgian chocolate pralines, sipping local wine with vineyard views, and finishing with craft beer overlooking Quebec City—expect laughter, new flavors and those small moments you’ll remember later.
Old Montreal: Vintage Cadillac Tour & Notre-Dame BasilicaYou ride in a private vintage Cadillac convertible for one hour through Old Montreal's 17th-century streets, stopping at Notre-Dame Basilica, Bonsecours Market, and Place Jacques-Cartier. Your local guide shares the real history and current recommendations for dining and events. The fixed hour means you cover the highlights without a walking tour's pace, and the small group size keeps it personal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Old Montreal's main landmarks in one hour without arranging your own transport or walking—the Cadillac and the guide's knowledge compress what would take a half-day walking tour into a single, comfortable ride.
Bagel class Montreal: Make and bake your ownYou'll spend a few hours mixing, shaping, boiling, and baking authentic Montreal bagels under instruction, then eat or take home what you've made. All equipment is provided, the studio is designed to feel welcoming, and the techniques are adapted for home kitchens so you can replicate them later. Book if you want to learn a real skill and leave with fresh bagels, not just a certificate.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to learn a real baking skill and leave with something edible, not just a class certificate. The hands-on format and small studio space mean you're actually making bagels, not watching someone else do it.
Montreal: Underground City RESO Tour with Local GuideYou spend two hours underground with a local guide moving through Montreal's RESO network — the climate-controlled passages, art installations, transit hubs, and hidden cafés that keep the city running beneath the streets. Metro ride and professional photos are included. Expect steady walking on flat ground, no climbing, and a pace set by someone who actually lives here.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving in Montreal during winter or summer heat who want to understand how the city actually functions, not just see its surface. The two-hour pace and flat walking route work for most fitness levels, and the guide's local knowledge means you're getting perspective, not a script.
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Old Quebec Walking Tour: Local Guide, Pay-What-You-WishA 2-hour guided walking tour of Old Quebec led by a certified local guide in English, covering the Royal Square, Dufferin Terrace, and secret paths most tours skip. You pay what you think the tour is worth at the end; the booking fee goes toward the website and service. Groups stay between 6 and 24 people and the tour runs rain or shine except in severe weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through Old Quebec at a human pace with someone who actually knows the place, rather than following a large group through a scripted route. The guide's nine years here and the smaller group size mean you'll hear stories and see corners that standard tours skip.
Quebec City Walking Tour: 3 Hours Through Historic Old QuebecA 3-hour guided walking tour of Quebec City's UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French. You'll walk the fortified citadel, see the St. Lawrence River from Dufferin Terrace, visit Place-Royale where the city began, and hear the stories of Samuel de Champlain, the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, and the families who shaped the city's architecture. Strollers welcome; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the language that matches your comfort—English, Spanish, or French—so the guide's stories about the city's founding, the families who built it, and the battles that changed its fate land with full meaning. The 3-hour pace keeps you moving through the old streets without rushing, and the guide handles all the navigation so you stay with the group instead of consulting a map.
Montreal: City Walking Tour with Local Stories & HighlightsYou’ll wander Montreal’s lively neighborhoods with a local guide who brings stories to life — from Dorchester Square to Old Port and Notre-Dame Basilica. Expect spontaneous moments (like street music or fresh bakery smells), thoughtful insights into daily life, and plenty of chances to ask questions or linger where you want. You’ll leave feeling connected to Montreal’s rhythm — not just its highlights.
Montreal: St Lawrence River Boat Tour & Fall Apéro HourYou’ll float along Montreal’s St Lawrence River during peak fall color, sipping your own drinks while passing landmarks like Habitat 67 and the Biosphere. A local guide shares stories as you snack, laugh, and catch golden hour views from the water. It’s relaxed, friendly, sometimes funny — with just enough space for quiet moments you’ll remember later.
Animated Crime Walking Tour in Old Quebec: Ghost of a CriminalThis is a 90-minute guided walking tour through Old Quebec led by a live performer playing the ghost of Jean Rattier, a famous criminal from New France. You visit the Common Prison and Place-Royale, hearing stories of execution and crime as the sun sets. The tour runs in English or French, and a minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a theatrical, character-driven experience rather than a traditional historical walking tour—the performer and the nighttime setting are what set it apart from daytime sightseeing. The 90-minute length and moderate fitness requirement mean it suits walkers comfortable on cobblestones and hills, but not those with cardiovascular concerns or mobility limitations.
Canadian Museum of History: Totem Poles & Children's MuseumCanadian Museum of History admission in Ottawa gives you access to the Canadian History Hall, the Canadian Children's Museum, and special exhibitions inside a building designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal. The museum sits less than five minutes from downtown Ottawa and Parliament Hill. Children ages 2 and younger enter free; all areas are wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The museum is self-paced, so you move through galleries at whatever speed suits you — there's no guide or fixed schedule, and families with young children can split time between the main halls and the Children's Museum without pressure to keep up.
Cobblestone Street Montreal: 2-Hour Small Group WalkYou walk the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal with a guide who adapts the stops to your group's interests, hitting Jacques-Cartier Square, Saint Paul Street, and City Hall in two hours. The tour includes a local guide and runs in all weather, with indoor stops added for winter. Groups stay under fifteen people, so the pace stays conversational.Is it for me?Right for travelers new to Montreal who want to understand the neighborhood's layout and history without arranging their own route. The small group size and two-hour length fit easily into a first day, and the guide's flexibility means you get the stops that match what you actually want to see.
Quebec City: Winter walking tour with local guideYou’ll follow a local guide through Old Quebec’s snowy lanes, hear stories of early winters at Royal Square, and see Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral up close. From Dufferin Terrace to Petit-Champlain’s glowing lights, you’ll feel both the chill and warmth of Quebec City in winter — moments you’ll remember long after your boots dry out.
Montreal: Jewish History Walking Tour Plateau-Mont-RoyalYou walk the Plateau neighbourhood with a Montreal Jewish Museum guide, moving through the streets where the city's Jewish community established itself a century ago. You'll see synagogues, schools and cultural buildings — some still active, some transformed — and learn the history embedded in the architecture and street names. The tour covers the Main (St-Laurent Boulevard) and its street art, and takes around two hours on foot through an accessible, walkable neighbourhood.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand a specific neighbourhood's history through the people who shaped it, guided by someone from the institution that preserves that story — the walking pace and moderate distance mean you can absorb the information without rushing or struggling with terrain.
Quebec City: Old Town Walking Tour with Costumed GuideYou’ll follow a costumed guide through Old Quebec’s winding streets, pausing at Place Royale where the city began and inside Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral to glimpse its Holy Door. Smell fresh bread in Petit Champlain district and hear stories you won’t find on plaques—this walking tour leaves you feeling part of Quebec City’s living history.
