Canada · WALKING TOURS IN QUEBEC CITY
Distances here are long and daylight is finite. These 15 walking tours in Quebec City justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the map.
A 2-hour guided walk through Old Quebec’s Upper and Lower Town, with UNESCO sights, stories, and small-group attention.
“Very informative and worth the time. Try to do it early in your visit so you know the places to eat and visit.”
A 2-hour grand walking tour of Old Quebec City with photo stops, fortifications, and classic viewpoints, guided in English or French.
“Christian was so knowledgeable and interesting, he was a great guide. I would highly recommend him.”
Two hours in Old Quebec with a small group and an included funicular ride, from Lower Town streets to Upper Town views.
“We got a lots of informations about the history of Quebec City and Canada as well The tour was very well organized touching lots of buildings with theirs history and style and the guide was very clear presenting all the informations”
Spooky 90-minute Old Quebec walk with a costumed ghost comedian, recounting New France crimes, arrests, and executions for $20.
“Our guide was fantastic she used an accent and was very funny as well as animated We did our tour in French and I highly recommend it”
Old Quebec Lower to Upper Town by funicular, see Château Frontenac and Terrasse Dufferin with a licensed guide. $37, about 2 hours.
“Our tour guide Lynn was amazing! Love her knowledge of the area/its rich history and her great sense of humor!!! Merci Beaucoup!!”
Pay-what-you-think Old Quebec walking tour with local guide Sam, great photo stops, and easy first-time city orientation.
“I’ve been on dozens of city tours around the world, and this one with Sam was, easily, the best! Interesting, fun, informative, well-paced; it was excellent! A must-do for anyone visiting Quebec for the first time!!”
Private 2.5-hour Quebec City walk from Upper Town to Old Quebec with a local guide, stories from 1608, and classic viewpoints.
“Our guide was very good! Steeped in history. Adapted to our pace and desires. He gave us so much interesting information”
A 2-hour walking tour of Old Quebec with a period-costumed guide, UNESCO sights, and rare Château Frontenac access for $24.
“The guide offered a wonderful perspective of Quebec’s history from a religious, indigenous and current perspective.”
Animated crime stories in spooky Old Quebec. Costumed guides, a 90-minute walk, and real penal history in English for $21.45.
“It was wonderful! Nice walk around the city and spooky stories, I loved walking the city at night and hearing about the history of it”
A 2-hour small-group walk in Old Quebec with a period-costumed guide, river views, Place Royale, Petit-Champlain, and the Breakneck Steps.
“Excellent tour. Informative and interesting. Older members of the group found some of the accents and descents exhausting.”
Private walking tour of Old Quebec with a funicular ride, hilltop views, iconic landmarks, and local stories in 2 to 3 hours.
“A wonderful tour that gave us a fantastic deep dive into the history and culture of Quebec City. Our tour guide was superb!”
2 to 6 hour private Quebec City walking tour with a local, tailored route, local tips, no groups.
“It was fantastic, Annabelle was so passionate about the life and history of Quebec. She made us so happy. We are going to come back Quebec and tour with Annabelle.”
Christmas Magic walking tour through Old Quebec. UNESCO sights, French heritage stories, hot chocolate, and a 2-hour stroll.
“It was more of a history tour with a little Christmas sprinkled in. Totally fine, but it wasn’t overtly a Christmas tour.”
Old Quebec on foot with a licensed guide, 4 producer tastings, and New France stories, all in 3 hours for $87.
“Excellent walking tour, with history and also the food stops were all very good”
Walk Old Québec fortifications with a guide, visit a soldier casemate, tour Dauphine Redoubt, and add Artillery Park sights with your ticket.
“Excellent! Our guide Madelaine was friendly, very knowledgeable and spoke well so we could here her. A very informative & fun tour!”
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