The capital of the province by the same name, Quebec is an exciting, ever-growing city often compared to a European village, yet distinctly Canadian. The photogenic Old Town is the primary drawcard for many tourists – an incredible, UNESCO-listed living museum, filled with 17th- and 18th-century houses and decorated by pretty cobbled lanes and charming boutiques. A strong French-Canadian culture is well celebrated through a sublime culinary scene and wonderful festivals and carnivals. Architecture enthusiasts can visit extraordinary grand hotels (and an ice hotel), art lovers have a world to explore in the Le Quartier Petit-Champlain, filled with galleries, and hikers and photographers can head to stunning Montmorency Falls, or explore the breathtaking trails of the Jacques-Cartier National Park among glacial valleys.
Activities:
- Orientation Walking Tour: meet your tour guide in the heart of the city and see some of the most impressive sights
- Guided Ghost Tour: learn about the history, culture, and significant figures while walking through Old Quebec
- Montmorency Falls: travel by cable car and descend via a boardwalk stroll to marvel the impressive waterfall
- Circus School: take part in an initiation program learning circus techniques including trampolines, static trapezes, hoops, juggling, and much more.
- Dinner at Érablière du Lac Beauport: Learn about the production of Maple Syrup and enjoy a traditional “sugaring-off” meal
- Martello Towers: participate in interactive activities to learn the historic role these towers played during the War of 1812
- Traditional Huron Wendat Village: visit a longhouse and sweat lodge to discover the history and lifestyle of the Huron Peoples
- Citadelle Guided Tour: walk through one of the largest fortified group of buildings still occupied by troops in North America
- Virtual Reality Experience – IMMERSION QUÉBEC: explore the city’s heritage and relive historical events as if you were there
- Improv. Game Show Workshop: put French skills to the test in a series of humorous exercises led by experienced improv. actors