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Discover Quebec City on a private 3-hour walking tour for $114.90 per person, including funicular ride, with personalized guides and flexible schedules.
Exploring Quebec City becomes a more personal and flexible experience with the Private Walking Tour with Funicular Included. Priced at $114.90 per person and lasting about 3 hours, this tour offers a tailored way to see the city’s highlights. Its most distinctive feature is the private guide, who crafts a customized itinerary based on your interests, ensuring you get a unique perspective of this historic destination.
This tour departs with pickup at the cruise terminal and includes a funicular ride, making it especially appealing for visitors who want to combine walking with a scenic ascent. While the length is set at approximately 3 hours, reviews reveal guides often extend the experience, providing more value for your time. With group sizes limited to 8 people, it remains intimate, allowing for personalized attention and flexible pacing.
If you’re after an authentic, relaxed exploration of Quebec’s Old Town, with the chance to learn from knowledgeable guides, this private tour offers a well-rounded, comfortable way to soak in the sights. However, it involves some moderate walking and requires comfortable shoes. It suits travelers who want a customized experience rather than a rigid group schedule, and those eager to see the city at their own pace.


This tour begins in Lower Town (Basse-Ville), where you’ll explore the cobblestone streets around Place Royale, admire Quebec City Mural, and see the Fortifications of Québec. You also visit the charming Quartier Petit Champlain, known for its boutique shops and narrow alleyways. The private guide ensures you see these sights at your preferred pace, focusing on what interests you most.
Next, the tour moves to Upper Town (Haute-Ville), home to iconic landmarks like Fairmont Le Château Frontenac and the Terrasse Dufferin, where panoramic views of Old Quebec and the St. Lawrence River await. The Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral and City Hall of Quebec are also on the route, offering a mix of architecture and history. This segment lasts about an hour, with plenty of opportunities for photos and questions.
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A highlight of this tour is the visit to the Parliament of Quebec, designed by Eugène-Étienne Taché. This building is a key symbol of Quebec’s political history and French-American heritage. The 15-minute stop is a chance to admire its architecture and learn about its significance, all without an admission fee.
From there, the Plains of Abraham provide a scenic stop comparable to Central Park in New York. The 20-minute visit offers open space where the guide shares stories about historic battles and the park’s role in Quebec’s history. It’s an easy walk, suitable for most mobility levels.

Concluding the tour is a 15-minute stop at Terrasse Dufferin. Here, travelers enjoy sweeping views of Old Quebec and the St. Lawrence River. The terrace’s vantage point makes it an ideal place for photos and appreciating the city’s layout from above.

One of the tour’s special features is the included funicular ride, which connects the Upper and Lower Towns. This quick ascent or descent offers a relaxing break from walking and provides a different perspective of the city’s historic architecture. The convenience of this included ride is especially appreciated after exploring the lower city.

The pickup service at the Old Quebec cruise terminal ensures a hassle-free start. The tour operates rain or shine, so travelers should dress accordingly. Since the tour involves moderate walking, comfortable shoes are recommended. The private guide means you can ask questions freely and adapt the schedule to your interests.
Most travelers find this tour suitable, given its small group size and the option to customize the experience. Its flexible departure times—morning or afternoon—allow for seamless integration into your cruise schedule or sightseeing plans.
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Guides like Murielle, Valentina, Diane, Yves, and Tommy have earned praise for their knowledge, friendliness, and ability to tailor the tour. Many reviews highlight their stories, local tips, and willingness to go beyond the standard route to ensure visitors see the city’s best. Several guides provide recommendations for dining and shopping, adding extra value to the tour.

At $114.90 per person, this private tour offers a personalized experience that many larger group tours cannot match. The inclusion of the funicular ride, pickup, and the ability to schedule at your convenience make it a worthwhile choice for those seeking a comfortable, flexible exploration of Quebec City. Given the strong positive reviews and high 5-star ratings, it’s clear the tour delivers on its promise.

While the tour is set for 3 hours, guides often extend the experience, giving more time to explore or relax. Be prepared for moderate walking and dress for variable weather conditions. The tour is not suitable for travelers seeking an in-depth, lengthy visit, but it’s perfect for a concise, curated experience.
This private walking tour suits cruise passengers and visitors who want a personalized, comfortable way to see Quebec City’s highlights. It’s ideal for those who value flexibility, enjoy stories and local tips, and prefer small group interactions. Families, couples, or small groups looking for a customized exploration find this offering especially appealing.
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Does this tour include admission fees to attractions?
No, all stops such as Place Royale, Chateau Frontenac, and the Parliament of Quebec are admission free.
Can I choose the departure time?
Yes, the tour offers morning and afternoon departures to fit your schedule.
Is transportation included?
The tour includes a funicular ride and pickup at the cruise terminal, but other transportation is not necessary as it’s primarily a walking tour.
How long does the tour last?
The scheduled duration is about 3 hours, but guides often extend the experience, as noted in reviews.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and dress appropriately for weather conditions.
Is this a private tour?
Yes, it’s a completely private experience with just your group and a guide.
What is the group size?
The maximum group size is 8 people, maintaining an intimate atmosphere.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour start time for a full refund.
Who operates this tour?
The experience is provided by HQ SERVICES TOURISTIQUES.
Are guides knowledgeable?
Absolutely, guides like Murielle, Valentina, Yves, and others are praised for their expertise and friendly manner.
Is the tour suitable in all weather?
Yes, the tour operates rain or shine, so be prepared for the weather on the day.
Can I customize this tour?
Yes, as a private experience, guides are willing to tailor the route to your interests.