QuebecCity sightseeing
Montréal City Sightseeing Tour
Old Montréal, Mount Royal and the neighbourhoods that give the city its character.
Historic Quebec City, Montréal, the Laurentians and the St. Lawrence shore.
The best day tours in Quebec include the Montréal City Sightseeing Tour, the Old Montréal Walking Tour, the Montréal Food Tour, the Québec City Day Trip from Montréal, the Old Québec City Walking Tour, Montmorency Falls and Île d'Orléans, Tadoussac whale watching and Mont-Tremblant and the Laurentians.
Quebec combines European-style streets with big natural scenery. Montréal is a lively island city with a historic old port district and a celebrated food scene, and Québec City is a walled, hilltop city on the St. Lawrence River whose historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each destination has its own character, so it helps to tell us whether you prefer history, food, nature or a mix.
Day tours range from walking and food tours in the cities to longer excursions. You can reach Québec City from Montréal in a day, head into the Laurentians toward Mont-Tremblant, see Montmorency Falls and Île d'Orléans from Québec City, or travel to Tadoussac for whale watching. Longer excursions leave early and return in the evening, while the city tours are half-day outings that leave time for the rest of your day.
QuebecCity sightseeing
Old Montréal, Mount Royal and the neighbourhoods that give the city its character.
QuebecHistory & culture
Cobblestone streets, historic squares and four centuries of stories on foot.
QuebecFood & wine
Bagels, smoked meat, pastries and more on a guided tasting walk.
QuebecHistory & culture
Visit North America’s only walled city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in one day.
QuebecHistory & culture
Fortifications, funiculars and centuries of French-Canadian history on foot.
QuebecNature & scenery
A mountain village, lakes and Laurentian foliage within two hours of Montréal.
QuebecNature & scenery
A 83 m waterfall, the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré shrine and an island of farms and orchards.
QuebecWildlife
A long day to the Saguenay fjord, where the St. Lawrence draws whales to feed.
Late spring to early autumn is best for walking tours and whale watching at Tadoussac, which runs in the warmer months. September and October bring fall colour in the Laurentians, while winter is atmospheric but cold and snowy.
Montréal and Québec City both have airports, and the two cities are linked by highway and rail. French is the official language, though English is widely understood in tourist areas. Old Québec and Old Montréal are very walkable.
Yes. The Québec City Day Trip from Montréal is a full-day tour. If you would rather stay overnight, the Old Québec City Walking Tour works well as a half-day activity once you are there.
The Tadoussac Whale Watching Day Trip from Québec City heads to the area where the Saguenay Fjord meets the St. Lawrence. Sightings depend on the season and are never guaranteed.
The Montréal City Sightseeing Tour gives an overview of the main districts, the Old Montréal Walking Tour covers the historic centre on foot, and the Montréal Food Tour focuses on local flavours.
We can often arrange a private or custom day tour in Quebec. Tell us what you have in mind.