Quebec City Unveiled

At the Port of Quebec, tourists can indulge in a multitude of delightful activities right within the port area. During the summer months, La Cale becomes a hotspot, offering a public swimming area renowned for its fun waters and recreational facilities. It’s a haven for families and individuals seeking a refreshing escape from the heat. Explore the picturesque Promenade Samuel-De Champlain, whether by foot or bike, and revel in the stunning views along the waterfront.For a unique experience, take a dip in the St. Lawrence River’s public oasis pool, a perfect way to cool off after a stroll or a bike ride. When winter arrives, the port transforms into a wonderland. Witness the exhilarating winter canoe training sessions, a spectacle of skill and endurance on the icy waters. Listen to the mesmerizing sounds of ice breaking along the riverbanks at the various park areas, creating a serene and magical ambiance. In any season, the Port of Quebec offers an array of activities to enchant every visitor. *most activities are free but you will need to pay for your meals, tickets to concerts, or equipment rentals* Check out their interactive map The Port of Quebec has implemented several sustainable actions to minimize its environmental impact and promote eco-friendly practices such as shore power technologies, green marine certification and more.

Rediscovering the St-Lawrence river! The Strøm Nordic Spa in Old Quebec was built in the midst of a location rich in history, becoming without a doubt the most magnificent spa in the province. The vastness and power, but also the tranquility of the St. Lawrence River give the site the feeling of a little escape. The thoughtful architectural views harmonize with the richness of the site. North America’s largest flotation bath is surrounded by candles, bringing the floating experience closer to meditation. An infinity pool for contemplation, a steam bath made of marble, a feeling of intimacy in the atmosphere: the experience is unique and reaches its peak with the indoor/outdoor bath, a journey between darkness and light. Our package includes the Thermal bath experience, flip-flops, a reusable water bottle, and a bag. **Please send us your preferred time so we can take an appointment for you, we recommend them to avoir wait times** Photos provided by the Strøm Spa

Rue du Trésor also known as the artists street and Rue du Petit-Champlain, one of the oldest shopping streets in North America. The shops and galleries are filled with works by local artists and craftspeople, making it the perfect place to shop local and meet the wonderful folks behind all those great finds. We recommend our top picks to buy local to get an authentic travel souvenir in Old Québec. • Fromagerie Ferme Audet, 46 Rue du Petit Champlain, Québec, QC G1K 4H4 • Sculpteur Flamand, 9 Rue du Petit Champlain, Québec, QC G1K 4H5 • Boutique des métiers d’art du Québec, 29 Rue Notre-Dame, Québec, QC G1K 4E9 • All artists on Rue du Trésor (plenty to choose from) There are many other fantastic boutiques and shops in the area.

4 hours electric bike rental. Our electric bike are all 2021-22 models. Once at the shop, we will give you maps and directions and take the time to answer your questions.Inclusions : – Cadenas – Casque – Local taxes Exclusions : – Drinks – Private guide Itinerary : Duration : 4.0 hour(s) Additional Information : – Public transportation options are available nearby – Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness – Minimum age is 18 years – Face masks required for travelers in public areas – Face masks required for guides in public areas – Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff – Social distancing enforced throughout experience – Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas – Gear/equipment sanitized between use – Guides required to regularly wash hands – Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons Age: 18 to 99

Travel in a clean and safe luxury vehicle to these beautiful destinations east of Quebec City. Enjoy the privacy offered by our vehicles. Take advantage of our stop at Chute Montmorency to take pictures at the bottom of the Chute. Once this stop is over, our next destination will be the magnificent Basilica of Ste-Anne de Beaupré, a historic site. It was visited by the Pope in 2022. The vehicle assigned to this route is a Lincoln Aviator.Inclusions : – Private transportation – Bottled water – GST (Goods and Services Tax) – Air-conditioned vehicle – Parking Fees Exclusions : – Gratuities – Dinner Itinerary : Duration : 4.0 hour(s)The first stop will be at the grandiose Chute Montmorency, take the time to explore the must-see site in the Quebec region. You will have time to take the gondola to the top of the Chute and admire its height from the suspension bridge. Heritage and history await you at the Basilica of Ste-Anne de Beaupré. Visit this place of pilgrimage which has become a symbol of the Catholic religion in the region. You can visit the places and attractions around the Basilica such as the small souvenir shops. The Basilica was visited by the Pope during his visit to Canada in 2022. We will drop you off at the entrance of the site, you will have the opportunity to visit it at your own pace. Additional Information : – Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller – Specialized infant seats are available – Suitable for all physical fitness levels – Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff – Gear/equipment sanitized between use – Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized Age: 12 to 99

The Perfect Combination! This delicious food tour, Quebec’s finest, will introduce you to our City’s famed culinary reputation and to the significance of Quebec’s history and culture. The five course, well balanced, French Canadian food experience begins with a light ‘amuse- bouche’, followed by an organic charcuterie tasting, then, on to a classic flambé prepared at your table in one of Quebec’s most famous restaurants. Followed by ‘farmhouse to plate’ delicacies in a beautiful 19th century converted warehouse building. To cap the night off we stop for refreshment and some handcrafted ‘not too guilty’ pleasures to top off your perfect evening. Accompanied by a professional and experienced guide, your superb high end food, cultural and city tour is further enhanced by selected wine pairings throughout the evening leaving you feeling fulfilled both intellectually and appetite wise!Inclusions : – 6-8 history stops, depending on the interests and pace of the group Discovery the birthplace of New French of North America One of the most beautiful mural inside of Old Quebec City Discovery the history of the Little Champlain area. We will take the Funiculaire to get to the lower town Great view of St Lawrence river and the city of Lévis. After the high end dinning experience at Le Continental, we will walk towards the city hall of Quebec In front of the city hall of Quebec, we will talk about Notre Dame of Quebec and the religious influences in Quebec – Professional guide – 4-5 gourmet stops (5 courses), each composed of food and drink at Quebec City’s TOP RATED restaurants – 1 funicular ticket – Alcoholic Beverages Exclusions : – Additional drinks (available for purchase) – Gratuities – Hotel pickup and drop-off – Transportation to/from attractions Itinerary : Duration : 3.0 hour(s)Departure location Additional Information : – Public transportation options are available nearby – Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap – Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries – Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health – Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness – Minimum drinking age is 18 years – Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required – A maximum of 10 people per booking – Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately – Dress code is smart casual – A moderate amount of walking is involved,comfortable walking shoes are recommended – Guides required to regularly wash hands Age: 13 to 99

Experience the period charm of Old Quebec on a two-hour guided walking tour of this historic city’s many highlights. This leisurely paced, downhill walking tour is ideal for all visitors to Quebec City; families, individual travelers and small groups. You’ll discover Quebec City’s history from 1608 to present on this enjoyable walking tour. While listening to the entertaining and informative commentary provided by your guide, you’ll gain a sense of the day-to-day lives of the people who have lived in this lovely fortress city over the centuries. You will visit sites such as the Basilica Notre-Dame. See the sights of Old Town You’ll pass through Quebec City’s most famous center See the site of the only remaining fortified city walls in North America The Grand Tour departs from Tours Voir Québec’s sales desk located inside the Quebec Tourist Information Centre (12, rue Ste-Anne) across the park from highly visible Chateau Frontenac. See the sights of Quebec City This walking tour will stop by the main entrance of the Ursulines monastery and visit, if it is open, their beautiful chapel. The tour will enter the impressive courtyard of the Seminary, which is gives the impression of walking back in time to the 18e century. The walking tour ends on Petit-Champlain Street, one of the nicest Street in North America according to many travel magazines. Your guide will present the Fresque des Québécois, a unique urban work of art that sums up the history of Quebec City. We present this history of this iconic hotel, a major landmark of Quebec City You will walk on this majestic broadwalk and learn about what can be seen from this vantage point of view. The tour starts near the towering monument dedicated to the founder of Quebec City. We present all the major landmarks around this important city square. A walking tour of old Quebec is not complete without a visit in the courtyard of the first anglican cathedral to be built outside of the British Isles. Additional Information : – Public transportation options are available nearby – Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness – Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund – Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately – Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff – Social distancing enforced throughout experience – Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas – Guides required to regularly wash hands – COVID-19 vaccination required for guides – We will be operating in groups of 14 and we will follow government mandates. Our vendors will make sure you’re safe to enter and will be cleaning their facility and wiping down all surfaces before and after your visit. Please take note the meeting point is inside the tourist information center at our sales desk. Check-in is required 10-15 minutes prior departure of the tour.Inclusions : – 2-hour guided walking tour – Licensed and professional guide – Local taxes Exclusions : – Hotel pickup and drop off – Gratuities Itinerary : Duration : 2.0 hour(s) Age: 13 to 99

This long wooden boardwalk, named in honour of Governor General Dufferin, extends along the top of Cap Diamant, wrapping around the Château Frontenac and concealing the remnants of a 17th-century fort beneath its boards. The promenade is wide, with green wooden benches and gazebos topped with green and white stripes reminiscent of the 1800’s era. From here, you can see stunning views of the St. Lawrence River snaking past the city and the 17th- and 18th-century stone houses of Petit-Champlain and Place-Royale perched below. In summer, the boardwalk is alive with music and acrobatic performances. You can also board the funicular that will take you down to rue du Petit-Champlain in Lower Town (or the other way around if you prefer), or walk up the stairs at the end of the boardwalk to reach the governors’ promenade, which runs along the Citadel and leads to the Plains of Abraham. The Dufferin Terrace is also a great place to watch summertime firework displays. If you would like to visit the fort remnants between May and Ocotber, you can buy tickets online at Park Canada or look for the Beaver Sign on the glass gazebo, it can easily be missed. In winter, it’s home to one of the oldest attractions in Québec City, the Glissade de la Terrasse – long wooden sleds with curved fronts and red cushions gliding quickly down a steep, slippery slide. It’s quite a ride. You can buy tickets in the winter season for the toboggan online at au1884 or at the au 1884 location between the Château and the Toboggan venue.

Experience the refined charm of a luncheon at Quebec’s exclusive Cercle de la Garnison, where the talented chef crafts gourmet dishes infused with local flavors. Set within a private club steeped in history, this elegant venue offers an intimate, relaxed ambiance—perfect for unwinding in style or enjoying meaningful conversation. The chef’s artistry elevates each meal, combining culinary tradition with contemporary finesse for an authentic Quebecois experience, exclusively for members and their guests. Inclusions: 3 courses meal, coffee or tea and 1 glass of wine Dress Code: Business casual or classic Bermuda shorts with polo shirt in summer. Jacket and tie are no longer necessary, but jeans, t-shirts and sneakers are not accepted. **Lunches are available on weekdays only. We will make an appointment for you. Lunch hours are between 11:30-15:00***

This is the best combo to explore the island ! scooter or ebike rental on the land and kayak oor Zodiak on waterInclusions : – scooter or ebike rental – shuttle bus round trip – choice of zodiak cruise or Kayak Exclusions : – warm clothing – Tips for your local tour guide Itinerary : Duration : 8.0 hour(s)Discover Ile d’Orleans by land and sea. On land choose between ebike or scooter , on water chosse kayak or zodiak Additional Information : – Specialized infant seats are available – Suitable for all physical fitness levels Age: 18 to 99

While you’re in Quebec City, don’t miss a chance to see some of Canada’s best wildlife on a whale-watching cruise! You’ll travel to Baie-Sainte-Catherine by road and then board either a large, three-level observation boat or a small, open-air zodiac boat for an exciting escapade to look for whales, belugas, seals and other marine life. The fabulous scenery is just a bonus on this adventurous day trip from Quebec City.Inclusions : – 2.5-hour or 3-hour whale-watching cruise – Air-conditioned vehicle – Guided panoramic bus tour – Certified naturalist-captain Exclusions : – Gratuities – Food and drink – Pick-up and drop-off from home addresses / private residences / Air B Bs. Itinerary : Duration : 11.0 hour(s) Additional Information : – Not recommended for pregnant travelers – Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries – Wheelchair accessible – Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller – Public transportation options are available nearby – Transportation options are wheelchair accessible – All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible – Suitable for all physical fitness levels – Meals are not included. Passengers on the AML Grand Fleuve cruise may purchase food on board; passengers on the zodiac cruise are recommended to bring a lunch or snacks – Please dress warmly, as it can be quite cold on the river. An insulated jacket, hat, gloves and closed-toes shoes are highly recommended. – Minimum age is 6 years for the zodiac boat Age: 13 to 99

Discover and taste your way through the oldest and most European-like neighbourhood of Quebec City. Sample varied dishes ranging from traditional to modern and get a feel for what it is to be Québécois! Adult + Alcohol tickets include wine and a local gin pairing as well.Inclusions : – La Bûche – A 3-course tasting with a Québécois pea soup, pâté chinois, and maple taffy – BEClub Bistro – Mac Cheese with maple bacon. Adult tickets receive a local wine ( 2oz glass). – Chez Paillard – Discover the true french-style bakery and taste the best croissant in town. – Maison Livernois – Poutine! Adult + Alcohol tickets receive a Québécois gin pairing. Exclusions : – Gratuities Itinerary : Duration : 3.0 hour(s)The tour is held within the walls of Old Québec the historic neighborhood. Additional Information : – Public transportation options are available nearby – Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap – Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries – Not recommended for pregnant travelers – Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health – Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness – IMPORTANT: Please advise of any dietary restrictions in the Special Requirements field at the time of booking Age: 14 to 99

Kwe! Wendake , a Huron-Wendat First Nation reserve located just a short taxi ride from Old Town Quebec, offers a rich cultural immersion and a variety of activities for both summer and winter, while highlighting the community’s commitment to cultural preservation and sustainability. In the summer, visitors can explore the Huron-Wendat Museum, which plays a crucial role in preserving and sharing the heritage of the Huron-Wendat people through its exhibitions and educational programs, participate in guided tours, and experience traditional activities such as canoeing and hiking along scenic trails. During winter, Wendake transforms into a snowy wonderland with opportunities for snowshoeing, dog sledding, and ice fishing. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy authentic Huron-Wendat cuisine, visit traditional longhouses, experience ONHWA’ Lumina, and engage in cultural workshops and storytelling sessions that provide a deep understanding of Huron-Wendat heritage and traditions. This blend of cultural preservation and environmental stewardship makes Wendake a meaningful and memorable destination. Please contact us if you would like to add any paid activities to your package.