Travellers will explore the historic heart of Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its European charm and centuries-old architecture. They will walk through cobblestone streets, cross the walled walls and discover one of the oldest urban neighborhoods in North America. During the tour, participants will stroll through picturesque areas such as Upper Town and Lower Town, admire historic buildings, churches and city gates, and enjoy free time to take photos, visit local shops or relax in a café. The Guide will share captivating anecdotes about Québec City’s French roots, its colonial history and the city’s role in building the Canadian identity.

Travelers will admire the iconic Château Frontenac, the most photographed Inn in the world and a must-see symbol of Québec City. Overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this majestic Chateau-style Inn dominates the cityscape and offers some of the city’s finest views. Participants will enjoy time on the Dufferin Terrace to take stunning photos of the river, Old Quebec and surrounding areas. The Guide will share fascinating stories about the Inn’s history, its role in the rise of luxury travel in the railway era, and its importance at key moments in world history. This stop is ideal for unforgettable photos, spectacular views and a better appreciation of the elegance and heritage of Quebec City.

Travellers will visit the spectacular Montmorency Falls, a natural wonder higher than Niagara Falls, offering breathtaking panoramas in any season. Surrounded by cliffs and forest, this site creates a striking contrast with the historic streets of Old Quebec. Participants will have the opportunity to admire the falls from several vantage points, cross the suspension bridge over the cascading water and take memorable photos from panoramic viewpoints. The Guide will explain the geological and historical significance of the site, as well as its role in the region. This stop brings a powerful “wow” effect to the experience, combining nature, scenery and outdoors, and is one of the highlights for travelers looking for something truly impressive beyond the city.

Travellers will visit Place Royale, the birthplace of French civilization in North America and one of the most historic squares in Quebec City. This beautifully preserved space is known for its stone buildings, cobblestone streets and timeless atmosphere. Participants will admire this charming square dominated by Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church, one of the oldest stone churches on the continent, and learn how this place became the first permanent French settlement in the region. Free time will be provided to explore, take photos and appreciate the unique architectural and historical character of the site. This stop allows you to connect deeply to the origins of Quebec City and offers some of the most authentic and picturesque landscapes in Old Quebec.

Travellers will discover the Citadelle de Québec, a military fortress still in activity, perched atop Cape Diamant and considered one of the most important defensive sites in North America. Built in the 19th century, this star-shaped fortification provides a unique insight into Canada’s military history. During the tour, participants will enjoy panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River and Quebec City, learn about the role of the Citadel in defending the city, and hear stories about the Royal 22e Régiment, the only Francophone regular infantry regiment in the Canadian Army. This stop combines history, architecture and spectacular viewpoints, making it both a captivating and educational moment of the visit.