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Quebec 1 Day Tour
Quebec 1 Day Tour
Quebec 1 Day Tour
Quebec 1 Day Tour
Quebec 1 Day Tour

Quebec 1 Day Tour

Canada-Quebec
Duration:1 day(s)
Guided language: English / Français / 中文
Free cancellation 15 day(s) prior to experience date
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· Visit Montmorency Falls, one of Quebec’s most iconic natural landmarks

· Included guided tour of Old Quebec to explore the city’s history and culture (value CAD 10)

· Walk through the Upper and Lower Towns of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

· AML St. Lawrence River Cruise

· Hôtel de Glace

· Free time arranged for a comfortable and unhurried experience

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Day Itinerary Montréal – Québec City – Montréal

Depart from Montréal in the morning and travel to Montmorency Falls for sightseeing. Continue to Québec City for a guided tour of Old Québec with bilingual commentary. Afterward, enjoy free time in the Upper and Lower Town before returning to Montréal in the evening.

Sites to Visit

Montmorency Falls

One of Quebec’s signature natural landmarks. The falls are higher than Niagara Falls and can be admired from multiple viewpoints.

Old Quebec

A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring well-preserved fortifications, historic streets, and distinctive French-inspired architecture. The tour includes approximately 45–60 minutes of guided sightseeing in Old Québec with bilingual commentary in English and French (value CAD 10), introducing major landmarks and local history.

Place Royale

Considered one of the birthplaces of French civilization in North America, reflecting the early urban development of Quebec City.

Petit-Champlain Street

One of the oldest commercial streets in North America, lined with charming shops and historic buildings, ideal for a walking visit.

Optional Activities (extra fee, not included in the tour price)

Montmorency Falls Park & Cable Car (closed on certain dates due to seasonal maintenance)

Ride the cable car between the upper and lower areas of the falls for scenic views of the surrounding natural landscape.

AML St. Lawrence River Cruise (May 9 – November 1, 2026)

Enjoy panoramic views of Quebec City and its riverbanks from the water, offering a different perspective on the city.

Ice Hotel (January 4 – March 21, 2026)

North America’s only ice hotel, entirely constructed from ice and snow, featuring intricately designed rooms and facilities.

Notes

If a guest chooses to opt out of any attraction included in the tour fee, the costs are non-refundable and cannot be transferred or credited for any other use.

Optional activities are subject to availability.

The itinerary may be adjusted due to conditions.

This is a same-day return tour and does not include accommodation.

FAQ

1. Is Montmorency Falls worth visiting for first-time travelers?

Yes, Montmorency Falls is highly recommended for first-time travelers. It stands taller than Niagara Falls, offering spectacular views from various vantage points, including a suspension bridge and cable car. Visitors can witness its powerful cascade, explore the surrounding park, and enjoy the impressive natural scenery, making it a memorable highlight of the region.

2. Can visitors access Montmorency Falls during the winter months?

Yes, Montmorency Falls is a year-round attraction and offers a particularly unique experience in winter. During colder months, the falls often partially freeze, creating stunning ice formations known as a 'sugar loaf,' and the surrounding landscape is transformed by snow. The park facilities typically remain open, allowing visitors to enjoy the majestic winter scenery.

3. Where is Montmorency Falls situated in relation to Quebec City?

Montmorency Falls is conveniently located just a short distance northeast of Quebec City, approximately 15 to 20 minutes by car from the city center. It sits at the mouth of the Montmorency River, where it plunges into the Saint Lawrence River, making it an easily accessible natural wonder near the urban core.

4. Is it feasible to experience the highlights of Quebec City within a one-day tour?

Yes, a one-day tour is well-suited for experiencing the main highlights of Quebec City. The itinerary typically includes a comprehensive guided exploration of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, covering its key historical and cultural landmarks. Ample free time is also arranged to allow for personal discovery and a relaxed pace, ensuring a rich yet manageable visit.

5. What major attractions are covered during the included guided tour of Old Quebec?

The included guided tour of Old Quebec focuses on key historical and cultural sites within this UNESCO World Heritage site. You will walk through both the Upper and Lower Towns, experiencing iconic landmarks such as the majestic Château Frontenac, the historic Place Royale, and the ancient city fortifications. The tour delves into the city's rich heritage and unique architecture.

6. What are some iconic local dishes or snacks to try when visiting Quebec City?

When visiting Quebec City, visitors should definitely try poutine, a quintessential local dish of french fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. Other regional specialties include tourtière (a savory meat pie), traditional maple taffy on snow, and various French-inspired pastries. These offer a delicious immersion into Quebec's culinary heritage.

7. What is the primary currency accepted for transactions in Quebec City?

The primary currency accepted for all transactions throughout Quebec City is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). While major credit cards are widely accepted at most establishments, it is advisable to carry some Canadian cash, especially for smaller purchases, local markets, or artisan shops, particularly during your free time.

8. What unique souvenirs can one find in Quebec City?

Quebec City offers a variety of unique souvenirs that reflect its distinct French-Canadian culture. Popular choices include authentic maple syrup products like maple butter, candies, and traditional taps. Visitors can also find handcrafted items from local artisan boutiques, cozy wool clothing, and reproductions of historical artwork, all perfect mementos of your visit.

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