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Discover Québec City at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour that features an interactive audio guide. Stroll through scenic routes from the Observatoire de la Capitale to the charming streets of the Lower Town, uncovering stories that bring the city's rich history to life.
This tour is perfect for solo explorers, friends, or family groups. It offers a flexible way to explore iconic sites like the Citadelle and Notre-Dame de Québec, all while learning about the city’s evolution through engaging audio stories.
With approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes of exploration, you'll visit 11 fascinating points of interest. No guide is needed—just your charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, and optional headphones to enhance your experience.
The tour lasts about 2 hours and 45 minutes, covering 11 points of interest around Québec City.
You can enjoy the tour in English, German, Chinese, Portuguese, Italian, French, and Spanish.
Yes, it's designed to be accessible for all physical fitness levels and suitable for adults of any age.
Just a charged smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, and optional headphones. The tour is on your phone, so no physical guide is provided.
Yes, you'll need internet on your phone to access the tour content, as offline access is not available.
You can explore solo, with friends, or family—groups up to 20 people are welcome.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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German, Chinese, Portuguese, English, Italian, French, Spanish
Begin your journey at Québec’s highest public viewpoint inside the Marie-Guyart Building. From here, enjoy panoramic views of ramparts, rooftops, and the St. Lawrence River—setting the scene for your walk.
Visit the province’s political heart, built in ornate stone and surrounded by statues of Québec’s key figures. The Tourny Fountain and well-manicured grounds highlight this symbol of power.
Explore a star-shaped fortress carved into Cap Diamant between 1820 and 1850. Still an active military base, it offers stories of defense and resilience overlooking the river.
Discover a former 19th-century prison now dedicated to culture and literature. Its façade hides a layered history of confinement, reform, and education in Old Québec.
Visit the oldest parish north of Mexico, rebuilt multiple times over four centuries. Its neoclassical façade, golden altar, and quiet resilience reflect faith and renewal.
See Québec’s iconic copper-roofed hotel, built in 1893 for the Canadian Pacific Railway. It remains a striking feature of the skyline, exuding timeless charm.
Walk along a 430-meter wooden promenade that turned fortress ramparts into a scenic balcony. Enjoy stunning views of the river and Château Frontenac.
Stroll down one of North America's oldest commercial streets, once bustling with traders and sailors. Today, it’s lively with cafés, workshops, and history on cobblestones.
Admire a massive 450-square-meter mural depicting four centuries of Québec’s story, featuring explorers, artists, and citizens leaning from illusionistic balconies.
Visit the birthplace of French America where Champlain established his first settlement in 1608. The small stone church and square remain the spiritual heart of Old Québec.
Finish your walk at the Old Port, where Québec’s culinary traditions meet its maritime roots. Once a bustling farmers’ market, it still smells of maple, bread, and tidewater air.
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Begin your journey at Québec’s highest public viewpoint inside the Marie-Guyart Building. From here, the city’s rooftops, ramparts, and the St. Lawrence River unfold before you, setting the perfect scene for your exploration.
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From $5.88 per person