Attractions: Samuel de Champlain Statue

Experience the period charm of Old Quebec on a guided walking tour that moves at a leisurely pace and focuses on the city's history. You will explore many of the historic district’s highlights on a mostly downhill route that suits families, individual travellers and small groups. As you move through the streets, your guide will share stories and context about the city’s past and point out notable architectural details and historic sights. Along the way, you’ll learn about the people and events that shaped Old Quebec and gain a clearer sense of its character and heritage. The meeting point is inside the tourist information centre at the sales desk.

This self-guided scavenger hunt through Old Quebec lets you play, learn and walk at your own pace. The activity is 100% self-guided and available 24/7, so you can start anytime with no guides or schedules. Pause for a classic poutine at a local bistro or browse the European-style boutiques and then resume whenever you like — even the next day. The format makes it suitable as a team-building activity for couples, families and groups. The 'Complete City' package brings everything into one app. You will solve puzzles and uncover more than ten major attractions, along with hidden gems revealed as you move through the streets. Learn the history and legends connected to each site, and use hand-picked insider tips for local restaurants and shops. Along the way you’ll see City Hall, the Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica, Place d’Armes and the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac with its Dufferin Terrace. The route also takes you past the Monument Samuel-De Champlain, Montmorency Park, the Quebec City Mural, Place Royale and the charming Quartier Petit Champlain.

This smartphone-navigated audio tour guides you through Old Town Quebec City at your own pace. You’ll use your phone to listen as you walk; the tour plays automatically to create a hands-free experience. Simply press play to continue whenever you’re ready and move through the city on your own schedule. Along the way you’ll see the City Mural and explore the winding walking streets of the old town. The commentary will tell the history and the stories of the people who made the city what it is. As you move through, you’ll pass statues, overlooks and stairways, and you’ll hear about the churches and historic buildings that shape the area. The route typically includes many of the neighbourhood’s notable sights and offers a clear sense of the city’s past and character.

On a walk through the Historic District of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll pass a rich mix of historic sites and lively neighbourhoods. A typical tour will bring you along Dufferin Terrace and past the Champlain Monument, with views of the iconic Château Frontenac and the green spaces of Governors’ Park. Along the way you'll see military and colonial landmarks such as the Citadelle of Quebec and Jacquet House. As you move through the district you'll encounter religious and civic architecture, including the Ursuline Monastery, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, City Hall and the Price Building, and City Hall Square. The route typically includes the Quebec Seminary and the Basilica-Cathedral Notre-Dame-de-Québec, plus Montmorency Park and the Monsignor de Laval Monument. You may also pass the historic Breakneck Stairs before entering the narrow streets of the Petit-Champlain District and the atmospheric Place Royale and Place de Paris. The tour often finishes with the large Mural of Quebecers, which sums up many layers of the city's story. Throughout, you'll hear about the people, architecture and events that shaped Old Quebec, from colonial times to the present.

This private walking tour takes you through the historic heart of Quebec City. You’ll wander ancient streets and medieval alleyways laid out centuries before the United States existed. At Place Royale, colonial architecture and the city’s cultural heritage will come alive. Along the way you may notice murals that trace Quebec’s classical evolution, and you’ll stroll cobbled streets and through charming squares that still echo past civilizations. As you move through Old Quebec, you’ll sense a UNESCO Heritage atmosphere and the area’s living traditions, which children and adults alike can appreciate. You’ll finish with sweeping views from the ramparts, where the city’s layers of history and cultural richness are on display. Please note: the programme and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, so each visit may be a unique experience.