Quebec City

Entry Tickets

This is your chance to experience the thrills and chills as well as an opportunity to observe the mighty Montmorency Falls and its cliffs from a totally new and unforgettable angle. Perched at the top of the cliff and stretching some 300 meters (1000 feet), this zip line crosses Montmorency Falls cove, before landing near the La Baronne observation deck. Then explore the trails and viewpoints surrounding the falls using the large-format maps on the site, which will guide you in exploring the panoramic circuit. Stop at various magnificent lookout points. Learn more about the history of the park by visiting the interpretation center inside the Manoir Montmorency. Visit the souvenir shop where you can find refreshments and buy souvenir T-shirts. If you have chosen the upgraded option, complete your experience at Montmorency Falls with a cable car ride to discover the new contemplative walkway at the foot of the falls.

Discover a complete relaxation experience at Strøm Nordic Spa, located only a few steps from Old Quebec City and the cruise terminal. Enjoy a thermal experience at an exceptional Nordic spa that includes the rental of a bathrobe, a towel, and a locker. Summer or winter, rain or shine, reduce stress as you revive your body and mind.  Begin by relaxing your muscles in the whirlpool hot tubs. Eliminate toxins by going to a heated sauna, followed by a dip in an ice-cold bath and a period of deep relaxation. Upgrade to the premium option to receive a signature freshly-made juice, a souvenir of your choice, a reusable Strøm sandal bag, and a beverage of your choice at the onsite bistro. Practiced for thousands of years, thermotherapy is a wellness ritual based on the external use of water for therapeutic purposes. Benefit from access to the outdoor whirlpools, thermal and Nordic baths, Finnish saunas, eucalyptus steam bath, thermal and Nordic waterfalls, plus indoor and outdoor relaxation areas with fireplaces. The gourmet bistro on-site offers panoramic views of the river and a Scandinavian-inspired cuisine highlighting local products and flavors.

Uncover the magic of the "Grands Feux Loto-Québec" fireworks event in Quebec with this reserved seat for one of the eight shows in a Adirondack chair with superb views of the action. Be close to the food trucks, bars, and live shows by local artists. Receive two tickets for soft drinks or beers.  Sit on the shores of the St. Lawrence and marvel at a world class fireworks display with rotating themes for each event that takes place over 7 weeks, on Thursday evenings with a special fireworks presented by the Ocean Group on Sunday August 7th. Explore a different theme thorugh fireworks and music. Start with the theme of 'Emotions' on July 21st with a display centered around joy, humor, fear, and love. On July 28th be transported to a world of classic soundtracks and nostalgia with the theme "Children's Heart." Continue with the theme of 'The Divas' on August 4th and rediscover the famous singers from Quebec. On August 7th, presents the theme of "Origins" with a soundtrack created in collaboration with Florent Vollant in that explores First Nation community ideals of respect, mutual aid and sharing. Step back in time with the theme of 'The 70s' on August 11th with disco-infused fireworks. Bring out your bell bottom jeans and your disco balls for a dazzling and unforgettable evening. Enjoy a cinematic and pyrotechnic tribute on August 25th with 'Popcorn Night.' Finally, end the event with the theme of 'Drag.' Immerse yourself in a nightclub atmosphere that is daring, flamboyant, dynamic and sophisticated.

What if you no longer simply imagined what Québec City was like in the past, but could literally relive its historical events? This 40-minute immersive activity is an innovative concept and an unforgettable experience combining history, culture, and entertainment. Using a virtual reality projection headset, the history of Québec City is revealed in a grandiose way through 3D animation techniques and breathtaking images.

Meet your costumed guide at the Manoir Montmorency and set off to discover the mysteries of the park. Learn interesting facts about Montmorency Falls, its hydraulic power as well as important historical events from the past 250 years as you go. Walk on the cliff promenade and the suspension bridge to admire the natural beauty of the park. After the guided tour, enjoy a peaceful and scenic cable car ride to the bottom of the falls. Take in dazzling views of the falls, the St. Lawrence River, and Île d’Orléans. Before leaving the park, try out some of the new walking trails and the contemplative walkway.  

Explore Quebec's Old Town on a self-guided tour while solving puzzles, clues, and more. Start at the Fontaine de Tourny. Open the app on your smartphone and solve challenges to get precise directions to the next location. Enjoy watching the story unfold as you discover the neighborhood. Play in a large group or compete against each other and see who can get to the last stop, Place Royale, first. Alternatively, you can pause the game and resume any time from the location where you paused it so you can explore the city at your own pace.

Enter the world of copper art, known as the art of «Repoussé», mastered by the Gilles family at the Cuivres d'Art Albert Gilles Art Studio & Museum. Share their passion for this disapearing art carried on by 5 women of the family. Learn the history of the art form and how the art studio's founder, Albert Louis Gilles, dedicated his life to his passion. Discover the fascinating life of this artist: the history of how Pope Pius XII commissioned him to execute the silver chalice offered to the archdiocese of Montreal in 1942. Hear stories of how he decorated more than thirty places of worship in North America and Jamaica and homes of famous clients like Mae West, the GM proprietors, or Walt Disney Be amazed by the Christorama exhibit: a collection of 50 panels depicting the Life of Christ, done over a period of 15 years by Albert Gilles. In a second museum, information about copper ore (mining and extraction) and its uses around the world will be unveiled. During your visit the art and different techniques used to shape their creations are brought to light. At the end of the tour and after a demonstration of the technique of Repoussé, you'll use what you learned to create your own piece of copper art to take back home! Tables, copper, and tools are waiting for you to truly experience a unique, hands-on activity with lasting memories.

Discover Old Quebec starting from the ferry in Levis. We'll explain to you the links between Levis and Quebec. Our guide explains the links between the history, maritime life, and the economy of both cities. During a certain period, the economy was better in Levis than in Quebec. Discover why and also what has changed this economical situation. Walkthrough the Civilisation museum discovering the old shore of the river. Naturally, we make a stop at the "Fresque des Quebecois" to know more about our three periods. Going up to upper town, we'll slowly walk up Cote de la Montagne. Up there, we visit the Quebec basilica and the inside backyard of the Quebec seminary. The basilica could sometimes be closed, then we show you our Holy Gate, the only one out of Europe. During this walking tour, we try to explain to you what makes Quebec so specific. Our difference is not only in our french language. We'll make you discover this specificity. Hoping to meet you in our hometown.

For 40 years, the Maritime Museum of Charlevoix has been telling the story of wooden schooners and the cabotage on the St. Lawrence. Live a 360° experience, from the forest to the river, between culture and nature. Discover the old shipyard from 1946 and its four boats in dry dock. The museum also contains the multimedia experience 'Between Pitoune and Dynamite: The St-André Schooner' as real as the life of sailors in 1956. You will have access to a fun, technological and contemporary experience that will amuse young and old. Enjoy the 8.2-hectare park with a touch of poetry, a hebertism trail, a plant labyrinth, an arboretum, sculptures and picnic areas. Furthermore, a 4-kilometer course on its mountain trail in the Marine Forest will offer you a unique window on the St-Laurent river and the Isle-aux-Coudres. You can do the tour of the site in an hour and a half or spend a full day embracing all the museum and surroundings have to offer.

This winter tour takes you back to yesteryear, but this time it is to delight you with much happier tales. Discover the peculiar Christmas customs of New France and learn how the colonists adapted to this dreadfully cold place. Hear all about the miraculous cures that folks once resorted to. Listen as we tell you strange stories while quirky characters appear out of the wintery darkness to speak to you. This is a one hour long walking tour through the lower city's most beautiful cobblestoned sidestreets trimmed in their most opulent decor of the year.