Quebec City’s 4-hour guided tour with a driver/guide offers visitors a comprehensive introduction to the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. From the UNESCO-listed Old Quebec to the stunning Montmorency Falls, the tour showcases the city’s top attractions, complemented by visits to a local winery and the Wendake Indigenous Community. With a bilingual guide and comfortable transportation, this tour provides an engaging and informative perspective on Quebec City. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or looking to delve deeper into the region’s history, this guided excursion promises to leave you with a newfound appreciation for the city’s charm and character.
Key Points
- This 4-hour guided tour of Quebec City showcases the city’s UNESCO-listed historic Old Town, Plains of Abraham, National Assembly, and other renowned landmarks.
- The tour includes a cable car ride to the top of the 83-meter Montmorency Falls and a visit to a local winery for wine tasting.
- Explore the charming Petit Champlain district, the bustling Le Grand Marché de Québec farmers’ market, and the historic Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Cathedral.
- Immerse in the vibrant cultural heritage of the Wendake Indigenous community through a longhouse tour, cultural performances, and artisanal workshops.
- The tour is available in both French and English, and offers a flexible booking and cancellation policy for a group of up to 6 people.
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Tour Details
Title: Quebec City Guided Tour 4H With Driver/Guide
Tour Details
This private guided tour of Quebec City spans 4 hours and is led by a bilingual (French/English) certified guide. Guests are transported in a Chrysler Pacifica minivan accommodating up to 6 passengers.
The tour showcases the historic Old Quebec, the Plains of Abraham, the National Assembly, the charming Petit Champlain district, and the picturesque Place Royale. It also includes visits to the Montmorency Falls, the Island of Orleans, the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Cathedral, a copper art gallery, local wineries, and the lively Farmers’ Market and Le Grand Marché de Québec.
This comprehensive tour provides an immersive experience to discover the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of the Québec City region.
Highlights and Inclusions
The tour highlights a diverse range of attractions, including the historic Old Quebec, the Plains of Abraham, and the National Assembly.
Visitors will also get to explore the charming Petit Champlain district, the picturesque Place Royal, and the majestic Montmorency Falls.
The tour includes a stop at the Island of Orleans, known for its wineries and farmers’ market, as well as the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Cathedral and the Copper Art Gallery.
Plus, the tour offers a visit to the Wendake Indigenous community and the unique Ice Hotel.
Guests can expect transportation in a comfortable Chrysler Pacifica minivan, admission to Montmorency Falls, and a wine tasting, all included in the tour price.
Old Quebec Exploration
Exploring the historic heart of Quebec City, the tour guides visitors through the charming cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
As the oldest walled city north of Mexico, Old Quebec offers a unique blend of French and British colonial architecture.
Strolling down the Plains of Abraham, guests will learn about the famous 1759 battle that decided the fate of North America.
The tour then leads visitors to the National Assembly, the seat of Quebec’s provincial government, before immersing them in the quaint, European ambiance of the Petit Champlain district.
With its boutiques, art galleries, and cafés, Old Quebec captivates travelers with its well-preserved historic charm.
Montmorency Falls Adventure
‘Montmorency Falls Adventure’
Towering over the St. Lawrence River, Montmorency Falls rises an impressive 83 meters (272 feet) – 30 meters taller than Niagara Falls.
The tour includes:
- A cable car ride to the top of the falls for panoramic views.
- A suspension bridge that offers a thrilling vantage point overlooking the cascading waters.
- Hiking trails that wind through the surrounding cliffs and forests, providing a closer encounter with the falls.
Visitors can also enjoy the on-site Copper Art Gallery and explore the charming village of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré before heading back to Quebec City.
Wineries and Farmers’ Market
After exploring the natural wonder of Montmorency Falls, visitors can discover the charm of Quebec City’s local wineries and farmers’ market.
These attractions offer a delightful opportunity to take in the region’s rich culinary heritage.
The tour includes a visit to a picturesque winery, where guests can sample the area’s renowned vintages and learn about the winemaking process.
Afterward, the group can venture to the bustling Le Grand Marché de Québec, a lively farmers’ market featuring an array of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and local specialties.
Here, visitors can interact with friendly vendors, purchase unique souvenirs, and savor the vibrant flavors that define Quebec’s gastronomic traditions.
Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Cathedral
Situated just outside the city limits, the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Cathedral stands as a renowned pilgrimage site and architectural marvel, drawing visitors from around the world.
This stunning 17th-century cathedral boasts stunning neo-Baroque and Gothic-style elements, including:
- Intricate stained-glass windows that fill the interior with vibrant hues.
- Ornate altars and sculptures that showcase the region’s rich Catholic heritage.
- A grand organ and stunning ceiling frescoes that create an awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Whether you’re exploring the cathedral’s historic grandeur or seeking spiritual enlightenment, a visit to this iconic landmark is a must-do on any Quebec City tour. Its timeless beauty and cultural significance make it a true highlight of the region.
Wendake Indigenous Community
Just a short journey from the heart of Quebec City lies the Wendake Indigenous Community, a vibrant hub showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Huron-Wendat Nation. Visitors can enjoy the community’s traditions, from exploring its historic longhouses to witnessing captivating performances of indigenous song and dance.
| Experience Wendake | Description | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Longhouse Tour | Step back in time and discover the traditional dwellings of the Huron-Wendat people. | 1 hour |
| Cultural Show | Witness the vibrant music, dance, and storytelling of the Huron-Wendat Nation. | 45 minutes |
| Artisanal Workshop | Try your hand at crafting authentic indigenous art and souvenirs. | 1.5 hours |
Whether you’re seeking an authentic culture or simply a fascinating glimpse into Wendake’s storied past, this Indigenous community offers a truly enriching experience.
Booking and Cancellation Policy
The tour is priced at $388.24 per group of up to 6 people.
Customers can check availability and reserve their spot online, taking advantage of a pay later option.
Plus, the tour provider offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The tour can be booked online, with a pay later option available.
Customers have the flexibility to cancel their reservation for free up to 24 hours before the tour.
Full refunds are provided for any cancellations made within the 24-hour window.
This transparent and customer-friendly policy ensures travelers can plan their Quebec City adventure with confidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Customize the Tour to My Specific Interests?
Yes, the tour can be customized to focus on your specific interests. The private guided nature of the tour allows your guide to adjust the itinerary to match your preferences and ensure you get the most out of your experience.
What Time Does the Tour Start and End?
The tour typically starts at 9 AM and ends around 1 PM, allowing you to explore Quebec City’s highlights over a 4-hour period. The exact start and end times may vary based on traffic and tour pace.
Are There Any Discounts or Special Offers Available?
The tour website does not mention any discounts or special offers. However, the price of $388.24 per group of up to 6 people appears competitive for a private guided tour with transportation and admission to Montmorency Falls included.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
Yes, guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The guide can provide recommendations for places to enjoy picnics along the way. However, the tour price does not include any meals or beverages.
Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment or Clothing?
The tour does not require any special equipment or clothing. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as the tour involves exploring historical sites on foot. Dress appropriately for the weather, as the tour may visit outdoor locations.
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Recap
This Quebec City guided tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the city’s rich history and culture.
With a bilingual guide, visitors can discover the UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, the Montmorency Falls, local wineries, and the Wendake Indigenous Community.
The tour’s comfortable transportation and well-rounded itinerary provide an engaging and in-depth perspective on the heritage of this vibrant city.
