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Experience a 20-minute panoramic helicopter flight over Mont-Tremblant as you view the entire lake Tremblant from the air. This is the best way to see the mountain, the lake and the touristic village. Open year around, your tour will be the highlight of your stay. Bring your camera and you may even see the wildlife of the Laurentians.
Price: $163.77
Duration: 0 hours
A must-do experience for North American visitors to Quebec City; In-depth and fun historical overview of Old Québec, a unique historic district and World Heritage site featuring hundreds of history markers. Most first-time visitors do not know to what a great extent Canada and US history are intertwined. Do you know the links between French Canada, Quebec and your part of the continent? There is no better place to discover these connections than in beautiful Quebec City. Discover how early French settlers influenced by many continental events - Manifest Destiny, French & Indian War, Boston Tea Party, American Revolution, War of 1812 , American Civil War, Alaska Purchase, Canadian Confederation... - shaped Quebec and Canada. During our 2.5-hour walking tour, discover sites in both Upper and Lower Town, highlighting the significant role played by Quebec City in the history of North America and in the creation of modern Canada. Convenient meeting point: your Old Quebec hotel.
Price: $215.09
Duration: 2 hours
Let your private guide, tailor a unique 3h private tour for you and your friends or family. He will adapt the itinerary and content depending on your pace, passions, questions, interests, background and maybe your family roots. Within 3 hours, you'll see with him the highlights of Old Quebec and also go off the beaten track. You'll better understand local history and appreciate local architecture and culture. If you would like a shorter or longer tour, if you would like to contact me before booking, please check my website and contact me directly (Tours Accolade).
Price: $290.28
Duration: 3 hours
Welcome to our urban farm! Apikol is an urban agriculture distillery located in downtown Quebec. Guided tours are led by one of the beekeeper and distiller co-owners. You will be fascinated by the world of bees during the observation of bees at work in our hive (4 seasons). Afterward, you will discover how we make our artisanal alcohols from our honey. It all ends with the tasting of our alcohol.
Price: $21.70
Duration: 1 hours
Discover the world's largest underground network in the heart of Downtown Montreal. This "In and Out" tour is the perfect way to visit Montreal in the winter because you're never outside for too long. Your professional Guide will take you through the fascinating tunnels that connect the most important buildings in the city. Then you'll step back outdoors to visit hidden courtyards, centuries old churches, festival grounds and so much more. You'll ride Montreal's Métro, famous for its architecture and art collection. You'll make use of the underground network to get around, but you'll see much more than this city within the city - You'll connect with Montreal's dynamic downtown neighborhoods and the people that live, work and play there. Enjoy the amazing stories, the beautiful sights, the fascinating culture and keep your transit pass so that you can continue exploring on your own.
Price: $67.17
Duration: 2 hours
There is probably nothing more Canadian then taking full advantage of winter with a dog sledding experience in the great winter landscape! This winter, join Aventure Outaouais for this Ultimate Dog Sledding Tour where we will not only take you on a dog sledding adventure in the beautiful Petite-Nation region of the Outaouais, but we will be visiting the regions tallest waterfall at over 63 m tall! All this with the most experiences guides and your transportation from Ottawa and Gatineau! This is truly the best way to enjoy a beautiful Quebec winter day!
Price: $215.09
Duration: 4 hours
Montreal on a 3-hour private car tour with hotel pick-up! Choose your tour language: English, French, Portuguese, or Spanish. Enjoy the comfort of a personal driver and expert guide as you explore the city’s highlights. Begin at the historic Old Port, blending colonial charm and modern vibrancy. Visit Mont Royal for stunning skyline views and stories of its rich history. Marvel at St. Joseph's Oratory, Canada’s largest church, featuring serene gardens and breathtaking architecture. Discover Montreal RESO, the city’s unique underground network connecting shops, restaurants, and cultural spots, showcasing innovative design and winter-friendly living. Pass through vibrant neighborhoods filled with street art, trendy boutiques, and cozy cafés, capturing Montreal's unique culture. This unforgettable tour combines history, innovation, and modern charm, all from the comfort of a private car.
Price: $384.26
Duration: 3 hours
The Irish Famine in Montreal Walking Tour revisits one of the darkest chapters in the city’s history, also known as Black ’47. Starting in June, 1847, Montreal was overwhelmed by wave after wave of Irish refugees fleeing brutal oppression at home, including a massive famine triggered by a potato blight and colonial British landowners, many of whom forced tenants off their lands. The walking tour provides in-depth history about the Irish Famine's impact on Montreal in 1847. Guests will visit key sites associated with this tragedy, including the Old Port and Lachine Canal, the Grey Nuns Motherhouse, the two locations of Montreal’s fever sheds and mass burial grounds, and the infamous Black Rock monument. The Irish Famine in Montreal Walking Tour is sure to please those researching family roots, history buffs, and tourists and locals interested in this dark episode in the city’s history.
Price: $20.38
Duration: 2 hours
Awarded Viator’s Badge of Excellence for outstanding guest satisfaction and high-quality experiences. ✔ Fully private vehicle with personal guide ✔ Tailor-made itinarary shaped around your interests ✔ A mix of famous landmarks + hidden gems ✔ Local stories, history, and personalized recommendations
Price: $226.41
Duration: 3-4 hours
Live an unforgettable adventure with Les Montagnards de Charlevoix! Our 1h30 guided horseback ride offers you a total immersion in the breathtaking landscapes of Baie-Saint-Paul. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, our passionate guides will accompany you for a safe and rewarding experience. Discover the wild beauty of Charlevoix from a unique perspective, in harmony with nature and your frame. Breathe in the clean mountain air, take in the breathtaking views and create lasting memories. A perfect activity solo, as a couple, with friends or family, combining adventure, relaxation and connection with horses. Book now to experience the Charlevoix differently!
Price: $83.02
Duration: 1 hours
This tour will show you the most important parts of the Historic District of Old Quebec, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1985. Starting with the first nations, we'll go through the history of the city with the arrival of the first French settlers, the creation of the Royal colony of New France, the emergence of Quebec City as capital of British North America, the creation of the Dominion of Canada, leading to the contemporary era. Almost 500 years of history! I can do rigorous in-dept guided tours, but I can also do light and amusing ones with many fun facts and anecdotes! My philosophy is to listen to my clients needs, and tailor-made a visit that will measure up to their expectations and hopefully beyond.
Price: $294.34
Duration: 3 hours
By taking this course, you will have the satisfaction of creating a premium leather belt with your own hands and will also gain the knowledge to continue exploring the art of leatherworking on your own. In addition, you will meet a local designer in her creative workshop, located in the colorful Plateau Mont-Royal district, known for its artistic community and vibrant atmosphere. Whether you are looking to create a personalized belt for yourself or a unique gift for someone special, this course is for you. What an incredible opportunity to leave your trip to Montreal with a magnificent handmade belt as a souvenir! Take note: make sure you know the exact measurements of the person to whom you wish to give your belt as a gift if that person is not present during the workshop.
Price: $188.68
Duration: 2 hours
Embark on a 3.5-hour guided bike tour from Québec City to the majestic Montmorency Falls. Start at La Barberie microbrewery with a safety briefing and bike setup, then follow a scenic and mostly flat path along the St. Lawrence River with views of Île d'Orléans. Stop at Domaine de Maizerets, a peaceful historic park known for its gardens and trails. Learn about local flora and enjoy a tasting of products from Île d'Orléans. At Montmorency Falls, which stands 83 meters tall, walk across the suspension bridge or ride the cable car to admire the stunning views. Finish the ride with a relaxing return to La Barberie and celebrate the day with a cold craft beer on their sunny terrace.
Price: $112.45
Duration: 3 hours
One of the best ways to see the charming city of Montreal is by bicycle! Explore Montreal's unique neighborhoods, such as historic Old Montreal, bustling downtown, Chinatown, The Village and more! On a bicycle, you can get around quicker than you would on foot and see exactly what you'd like in Montreal at your own pace. Advanced booking guarantees availability and eliminates the stress and time of finding a rental.
Price: $34.71
Duration: 8 hours
Embrace your creativity and reserve your spot now. This is more than just a workshop; it’s an opportunity to create a beautiful keepsake with your own hands! Learn a new skill, and leave with a beautiful handcrafted pen! You plan, design and make the pen all with your own hands!
Price: $162.26
Duration: 3 hours
Rafting and inflatable kayak guided with the family in a spectacular canyon near Quebec City. Experience a family adventure in rafting and inflatable kayaking near Quebec City, just 30 minutes from the city, on the beautiful Jacques Cartier River. This guided descent takes place in the heart of a spectacular canyon, bordered by shale cliffs unique in Quebec. Accessible to beginners and families, the activity combines fun, discovery and safety. The rapids are playful and interspersed with quieter sections to admire the landscape. Prior to Check-out, clear and reassuring safety training is provided. You are guided by certified whitewater guides. The experience is turnkey: complete equipment, boats, transport to the launch and photos included. Depending on the water level, complementary Things to do such as swimming in rapids or cliff jumping can be proposed.
Price: $177.36
Duration: 4 hours
"Everything you always wanted to know about curling but were afraid to ask"..... Curling is an integral part of Canadian winter culture in Quebec. It's a deeply rooted community sport, where the friendly atmosphere as important as the competition. Playing curling is an authentic experience of Canadian northern life. - All necessary curling equipment for playing is provided for you. - Although it's a bit cold, you'll have a lot of fun. Come live an unforgettable experience !
Price: $109.43
Duration: 2 hours
The QUEERSTORY Tour recalls the days when Montréal's LGBTQ2+ establishments were located in the west-end of downtown. Through true stories (we name names!) of struggle and triumph, we remember the horrible and the fabulous history of Montréal's queer people and institutions. You'll hear about the bars, the police raids, the parties, the cruising, the protests, the lives lost and the battles won that paved the way to today.
Price: $54.72
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: CAD
- Languages: French
- Climate: Continental
- Timezone: America/Toronto
- Population: Approximately 8.5 million people
- Best Time to Visit: times to visit are late spring through early fall for mild weather and winter for snow activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, and many other countries can enter Quebec visa-free for short stays. Some travelers may require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if arriving by air. Visa on arrival is generally not available. Travelers should check specific requirements based on nationality before travel.
About Quebec
Quebec is a vibrant province in eastern Canada known for its rich French heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and dynamic cultural scene. It offers a unique blend of European charm and North American modernity, making it a captivating destination for travelers. Quebec City, the provincial capital, enchants visitors with its well-preserved historic district, cobblestone streets, and iconic Château Frontenac. Montreal, the largest city, is a bustling metropolis famous for its festivals, diverse cuisine, and arts scene. Beyond the cities, Quebec boasts vast wilderness areas, including the Laurentian Mountains and the Saguenay Fjord, ideal for outdoor adventures. The province’s distinct culture is reflected in its language, cuisine, and lively festivals such as the Winter Carnival and the International Jazz Festival. Visitors are drawn to Quebec for its blend of history, culture, nature, and gastronomy, offering experiences from skiing and hiking to savoring world-class French-inspired dishes. Its welcoming atmosphere and unique identity make Quebec a must-visit destination in Canada.
Quebec Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Canada
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best times to visit are late spring through early fall for mild weather and winter for snow activities. Pack layers to accommodate variable temperatures. Respect local customs by greeting with a polite “Bonjour” and using French when possible. Quebec is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases or rural areas.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $250
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) – A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring historic architecture, fortified city walls, and charming streets. 2. Château Frontenac – An iconic castle-like hotel overlooking the St. Lawrence River, symbolizing Quebec City’s heritage. 3. Montmorency Falls – A spectacular waterfall taller than Niagara Falls, with walking trails and a cable car. 4. Montreal Old Port – A lively waterfront area with museums, shops, and seasonal events. 5. Parc National de la Jacques-Cartier – A scenic park offering hiking, canoeing, and wildlife viewing in a stunning valley.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities including skiing and snowboarding in winter resorts, hiking and canoeing in national parks, exploring historic sites and museums, attending world-famous festivals, and sampling local culinary delights. Cultural experiences such as visiting art galleries, attending theater performances, and participating in traditional celebrations are also popular. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore wildlife watching, cycling, and river cruises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Quebec’s cuisine is deeply influenced by French culinary traditions with a North American twist. Signature dishes include poutine (fries topped with cheese curds and gravy), tourtière (meat pie), and maple syrup-based desserts. Local specialties also feature smoked meats, fresh seafood, and artisanal cheeses. Dining customs emphasize hearty, flavorful meals often enjoyed with local craft beers or wines. Noteworthy restaurants include Toqué! in Montreal and Le Saint-Amour in Quebec City, both known for innovative takes on Quebecois cuisine.
Getting Around
Quebec is accessible by air through major airports in Montreal and Quebec City. Within cities, public transportation includes buses and metro systems. Taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available. For travel between cities and rural areas, renting a car or using intercity buses is common. Costs for public transit are moderate, and taxis are more expensive but convenient in urban centers.
Travel Tips
The best times to visit are late spring through early fall for mild weather and winter for snow activities. Pack layers to accommodate variable temperatures. Respect local customs by greeting with a polite “Bonjour” and using French when possible. Quebec is generally safe, but standard precautions apply. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for small purchases or rural areas.
Culture & Customs
Quebec’s culture is a proud mix of French heritage and Canadian influences. Social customs include polite greetings, appreciation for arts and festivals, and a strong emphasis on family and community. Major events include the Quebec Winter Carnival and Montreal Jazz Festival. Etiquette tips include speaking French greetings, respecting bilingual signage, and being punctual for appointments and events.
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Calvin has loved travel and adventure since first visiting Los Angeles with a suitcase in 1992 at the age of 20. He ditched the suitcase and got a backpack pretty fast.
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