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Quebec City Heritage

Step back in time in North America's most European city

3 Days

Duration

Max 20

Group Size

$749

Per Person

Old Quebec

Starting Point

About This Heritage Journey

Discover the enchanting charm of Quebec City, the **only fortified city north of Mexico** and a **UNESCO World Heritage Site**. This 3-day journey through **cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture** offers an authentic taste of French colonial history in the heart of North America.

Walk through the **historic ramparts of Old Quebec**, where every corner tells a story of New France. From the iconic **Château Frontenac** to the charming **Petit Champlain district**, experience the unique blend of European elegance and North American spirit that makes Quebec City truly one-of-a-kind.

Perfect for history enthusiasts, culture lovers, and anyone seeking a **romantic European atmosphere** without leaving North America. Immerse yourself in **French cuisine, artisan crafts**, and the joie de vivre that defines Quebec culture.

Tour Highlights

Experience the best of Quebec City's historic treasures

Château Frontenac

Explore the world's most photographed hotel and Quebec City's crown jewel. Learn about its fascinating history and enjoy afternoon tea in this grand railway hotel that has hosted royalty and celebrities.

Historic Fortifications

Walk along the only remaining fortified city walls in North America. Discover the Citadel, an active military installation, and learn about Quebec's strategic importance in colonial conflicts.

Petit Champlain District

Stroll through North America's oldest commercial district with its narrow cobblestone streets, boutique shops, art galleries, and charming cafés. Don't miss the famous Breakneck Steps (Escalier Casse-Cou).

Notre-Dame Basilica

Visit this stunning cathedral, the oldest parish in North America, featuring beautiful neo-classical architecture, intricate woodwork, and the tomb of New France's first bishop.

3-Day Detailed Itinerary

Your complete Quebec City heritage experience

1

Old Quebec Discovery

Full Day

Begin your journey in Upper Town with a guided walking tour of the historic ramparts and Plains of Abraham. Visit the iconic Château Frontenac and explore the Terrasse Dufferin boardwalk with stunning river views. Afternoon in the Latin Quarter visiting the Ursuline Convent and Seminary. Evening dinner featuring traditional Quebecois cuisine.

Meals: Welcome Dinner

Accommodation: Historic Hotel

Highlights: Château Frontenac, Ramparts

Activity Level: Moderate

2

Lower Town & Citadel

Full Day

Explore Lower Town starting with Petit Champlain district and Place Royale, the birthplace of French civilization in North America. Visit Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church and browse local artisan shops. Afternoon tour of the Citadel fortress with the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Evening free to enjoy Quebec's vibrant nightlife and street performers.

Meals: Breakfast, French Lunch

Military: Citadel, Guard Ceremony

Shopping: Artisan crafts, Local goods

Activity Level: Active

3

Museums & Departure

Half Day

Visit the Museum of Civilization to learn about Quebec's rich cultural heritage and the Museum of the Plains of Abraham for insights into the famous battle. Final stroll through the Grande Allée for last-minute shopping and souvenirs. Farewell lunch at a traditional sugar shack-style restaurant before departure.

Meals: Breakfast, Sugar Shack Lunch

Museums: Civilization, Plains of Abraham

Shopping: Grande Allée souvenirs

Activity Level: Easy

What's Included

Everything you need for an unforgettable Quebec heritage experience

Accommodation

  • 2 nights historic hotel
  • Old Quebec location
  • Period charm with modern amenities
  • WiFi included

Meals

  • Daily breakfast
  • Traditional Quebecois dinner
  • French bistro lunch
  • Sugar shack farewell meal

Attractions & Activities

  • Citadel fortress tour
  • Museum admissions
  • Guided walking tours
  • Changing of the Guard

Professional Service

  • Bilingual expert guide
  • Historical commentary
  • Small group experience
  • Cultural insights

Important Information

Essential details for your Quebec heritage adventure

Language & Culture

  • • French is the primary language
  • • English widely understood
  • • Bilingual guide provided
  • • European-style dining customs
  • • Tipping 15% standard

Walking Conditions

  • • Cobblestone streets throughout
  • • Comfortable walking shoes essential
  • • Some steep hills and stairs
  • • Weather-appropriate clothing
  • • Historic areas not wheelchair accessible