Tours Voir Quebec(3minutes*Admission Ticket Included)
The Grand Tour departs from Tours Voir Québec’s sales desk located inside the Quebec Tourist Information Centre (12, rue Ste-Anne) across the park from highly visible Chateau Frontenac.
Monument Samuel De Champlain(5minutes)
The tour starts near the towering monument dedicated to the founder of Quebec City.
Terrasse Dufferin(10minutes)
You will walk along this majestic broadwalk in the shadow of the iconic Chateau Frontenac. You will find out about what can be seen from this vantage point, including the iconic Chateau Frontenac.
Pole Culturel du Monastere des Ursulines(10minutes)
The Ursuline Sisters have been in Quebec City since 1639. We will pass by the monastery and if open, will visit their beautiful chapel.
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity(5minutes)
A walking tour of old Quebec is not complete without a visit in the courtyard of the first anglican cathedral to be built outside of the British Isles.
Place de l'Hotel de Ville(5minutes)
We present all the major landmarks around this important city square.
Notre Dame De Quebec Basilica Cathedral(Pass by)
You'll discover Quebec City's history from 1608 to present on this enjoyable walking tour. While listening to the entertaining and informative commentary provided by your guide, you'll gain a sense of the day-to-day lives of the people who have lived in this lovely fortress city over the centuries. You will visit sites such as the Basilica Notre-Dame.
Seminaire du Quebec(5minutes)
The tour will enter the impressive courtyard of the Seminary, which is gives the impression of walking back in time to the 18e century.
Old Port(Pass by)
See the sights of Old Town
La Fresque des Quebecois(5minutes)
Your guide will present the Fresque des Québécois, a unique urban work of art that sums up the history of Quebec City.
Place Royale(5minutes)
You'll pass through Quebec City's most famous center
Quartier Petit Champlain(5minutes)
The walking tour ends on Petit-Champlain Street, one of the nicest Street in North America according to many travel magazines.