Orientational Old Quebec City Tour

If this is your first time in Quebec City, this tour is a nice introduction to the culture and the history of the city. After this tour, you'll understand why people in Quebec still speak French, even though we became a British colony in the middle of the 18th century. You will see the main sites of Old Quebec and will be able to walk around by yourselves after the tour having a better sense of orientation in the area. Stunning views of the St. Lawrence river are waiting for you in the upper part of the city, along with wonderful cobblestone streets, historic buildings and monuments that will fill the lenses of your phone/camera with great memories of your time in the most beautiful city in North America. Walking this city is by far the best way to discover all its little hidden gems. I can't wait to share my love of this city with you. I'll do whatever it takes to make this tour something you will remember for a long time.

The itinerary will be a bit different for every tour depending on the starting point but will include most of the following: * Place Royale, the birthplace of Quebec City * Rue du Petit-Champlain, voted many times as the most beautiful street in Canada * Château Frontenac, a beautiful hotel that has become the symbol of Quebec City * Terrasse Dufferin, a wonderful boardwalk with stunning views on the St. Lawrence River * Rue St-Louis, the main street in Old Quebec, with the oldest standing house in the city * Quebec City Fortifications, making Quebec the only walled city north of Mexico * École des Ursulines, the oldest school for girls in New France * Holy Trinity and Notre-Dame, the first Anglican and Catholic cathedrals * Séminaire de Québec, my favorite part of the city, quiet and so charming This is subject to change due to special events in the city or roadwork being done.