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Quebec City: Private Walking Tour of Old Quebec & Petit ChamplainYou’ll walk through centuries-old streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story — from Upper Town’s grand facades to Petit Champlain’s cozy alleys. Expect laughter over pastries, glimpses into hidden courtyards, and plenty of time to soak up Quebec City’s living history on this private walking tour.
Montreal: EBike City Tour with Food Stops & Local GuideYou’ll cruise through Montreal’s most colorful neighborhoods on an electric bike with a local guide—tasting fresh market treats, hearing street music near Mount Royal Park, and catching city lights after dark if you choose the evening ride. Expect spontaneous stops for food or art and plenty of stories along the way—it’s more like joining a friend than following a script.
Toronto & Niagara Falls: 2-Day Tour with Aquarium & Hornblower CruiseYou get a guided two-day loop through Toronto's waterfront and Niagara Falls, with one night's hotel stay and all transport included. Day one covers a harbour cruise past the CN Tower and entry to Ripley's Aquarium; day two adds the Skylon Tower and a close-up Hornblower Cruise of the falls. You buy attraction tickets on the bus instead of at each site, and a professional guide manages the schedule so you move between cities without thinking about it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Toronto and Niagara Falls in one trip without renting a car or planning two separate journeys—the guide and the hotel night are what make fitting both into 48 hours actually work.
Quebec City: 5-Course Food & History Walking Tour Old QuebecYou get five courses across Quebec City's top-rated restaurants, a licensed guide who knows the city's untold stories, entry to the funicular with views of the St. Lawrence and Château Frontenac, and a walking route through Old Quebec's key landmarks—Place-Royale, the basilica, and Dufferin Terrace. No reservations to make, no table waits, just show up and eat your way through the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat at Quebec City's best restaurants without making five separate reservations or hunting for availability—the guide handles the logistics and the route, so you just show up hungry and walk through the city's history while you eat.
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.
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.
Quebec City Day Trip from Montreal: Montmorency Falls & Old TownYou leave Montreal at dawn, spend an hour at Montmorency Falls with cable car access, then get a guided introduction to Old Quebec's main sights before three hours of free time to explore on your own. Transport, entry fees, and a professional guide are included; you're back at your hotel by 8pm.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see both Montmorency Falls and Old Quebec in one day without arranging transport, timing the stops, or navigating the drive yourself — the fixed schedule and included guide are what make fitting both into a single day possible.
Quebec City: Old Town Food & History Walking Tour with WineYou’ll wander Old Quebec’s cobbled streets with a local guide, tasting five gourmet courses paired with wine at top restaurants. Ride the funicular down to Petit Champlain, hear stories behind centuries-old landmarks, and share laughs over dessert as city lights flicker along the St Lawrence River.
Montreal electric boat cruise: Small group, guided, no emissionsA 45-minute guided electric boat cruise in Montreal on the Saint Lawrence River with a certified captain and live guide in English or French. The boat runs on 100% electric power, leaving no carbon footprint as you pass the Old Port, Lachine Canal, Habitat 67, the Jacques Cartier Bridge and the Courant Sainte-Marie current. Drinks are available to purchase onboard for passengers 18 and over.Is it for me?Pick the English tour if that's your working language, or French if you follow that fluently—the guide's live commentary ties the landmarks and river history together, so your language match determines how much you'll absorb.
Montreal: Downtown, Old Montreal & Waterfront Bike TourYou’ll ride through Montreal’s lively neighborhoods on easy bikes with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Pause at Notre-Dame Basilica, cruise along the riverfront breeze, take in Mount Royal views, and catch snippets of daily life you’d miss on foot or bus. Expect laughter, small surprises, and maybe even new friends by the end.
Montmorency Falls E-Bike Tour: Cable Car & Suspension BridgeThis 4-hour e-bike tour from Quebec City follows the Saint Lawrence River to Montmorency Falls Park, where you board a cable car to the cliff top and walk a suspension bridge overlooking the roaring waterfall. The route passes Domaine de Maizerets, a preserved historic estate, and the Bay of Beauport; a local guide leads in English, Spanish or French, and the tour includes bike rental, the cable car, and a snack.Is it for me?The tour departs from Quebec City without hotel pickup, so it suits travelers staying downtown or near public transit who want to reach the falls without renting a car. The e-bike handles the hills and the distance, so you don't need to be a strong cyclist to cover the 26 kilometres comfortably.
Montreal Mile End Food Tour: Bagels, Smoked Meat & Local TreatsYou’ll wander Montreal’s Mile End with a local guide who feels more like a friend than a leader. Taste smoked meat at Lester’s Deli, debate fresh bagels at St-Viateur, sample Quebec cheeses and end with Kem Coba ice cream—all while soaking up street art and neighborhood stories that stick with you long after.
Montreal: City Bike Tour with Wine or Beer & Food TastingYou’ll pedal through Montreal’s vibrant neighborhoods with a local guide, pause for food tastings in lively spots like the Latin Quarter, and finish your ride with wine or beer in historic Old Montreal. Expect laughter over mispronounced street names and quiet moments watching city life unfold—all included in your half-day adventure.
Old Montreal Walking Tour: 2-Hour History with GuideA private 2-hour walking tour of Old Montreal with a local guide who leads you through the narrow streets and public squares that shaped the city from 1642 onward. You meet at Notre-Dame Basilica and visit Place d'Armes, Place Royale, and Place Jacques-Cartier; pass the Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel and City Hall; walk St-Jacques Street, the former financial heart of Canada; and see the Sulpician Seminary, the oldest building in the historic district. The itinerary is flexible—your guide adjusts it based on what interests you most. Maximum group size is 15 people.Is it for me?Walk Montreal's oldest streets and squares—Place d'Armes, Place Royale, Place Jacques-Cartier—with a guide who adjusts the pace and focus to what interests you, without waiting for others or following a fixed schedule.
Montreal: RESO Underground City & Downtown Walking TourYou’ll feel Montreal’s layers come alive as you follow a local guide through the RESO Underground City and downtown streets. Expect unexpected art, laughter over language mishaps, secret corners only locals mention, and real insight into daily city rhythms. It’s more than just walking — it’s catching the heartbeat of Montreal for yourself.
Montreal to Quebec City & Montmorency Falls Day TripYou leave Montreal at 7am and spend the day moving between two things: first, Montmorency Falls at 275 feet (taller than Niagara), where you ride a cable car to the base or cross a suspension bridge at the top; then a guided walk through Old Quebec's cobblestone streets, Château Frontenac, and the Petit-Champlain district. Depending on season, you either take a river cruise, visit the Ice Hotel, or explore the Port of Quebec museum. Return to Montreal by 8pm with all entry fees and transport included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Montmorency Falls and Old Quebec in one day without arranging your own transport, paying separate entry fees, or timing the stops yourself — the fixed schedule and included guide handle all three, leaving you to focus on the waterfalls and the history.
Montreal: Plateau, Mile-End & Jean-Talon Market Bike TourYou’ll roll through Montreal’s Plateau and Mile End by bike or e-bike with a local guide, sample fresh bagels hot from the oven, and wander among colors and smells at Jean-Talon Market. Expect easy riding along quiet streets and laneways — plus those small moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
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: 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.
Montreal: Mile End Private Food Tour & 6+ TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Montreal’s Mile End with a private guide — from hot bagels to smoky poutine and homemade gnocchi in unexpected places. Sip Italian coffee on a sunny terrasse, hear local stories, and try dishes you probably wouldn’t find alone. Every stop feels personal here; you’ll leave full but also kind of wishing you could stay longer.
