Embark on a culinary adventure in Old Quebec City and savor the traditional Québécois cuisine. Immerse yourself in the European-like ambiance and indulge in a variety of dishes, from classic to contemporary. Adult tickets include wine and local gin pairing.
Embark on a culinary adventure in Old Quebec City and savor the traditional Québécois cuisine. Immerse yourself in the European-like ambiance and indulge in a variety of dishes, from classic to contemporary. Adult tickets include wine and local gin pairing.
- Old Quebec - The tour takes place within the historic neighborhood of Old Québec, enclosed by its ancient walls.
- Moment Spa Le Chateau Frontenac - This iconic grand hotel dominates the skyline of Old Québec. As a symbol of the city, it is perched above the St. Lawrence River and is one of Canada’s most photographed landmarks, serving as a…
- Old Quebec - The tour takes place within the historic neighborhood of Old Québec, enclosed by its ancient walls.
- Moment Spa Le Chateau Frontenac - This iconic grand hotel dominates the skyline of Old Québec. As a symbol of the city, it is perched above the St. Lawrence River and is one of Canada’s most photographed landmarks, serving as a centerpiece of the historic upper town.
- City Hall Of Quebec City - The seat of municipal government in Québec City, this is a notable architectural highlight in the old town.
- Terrasse Dufferin - A wooden boardwalk that runs alongside the St. Lawrence River next to Château Frontenac. It offers breathtaking views over the water and is a scenic stop along the walking route through Old Québec.
- Pole Culturel du Monastere des Ursulines - Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the old town are two of Old Québec’s most charming curiosities, side by side. The first is a narrow little building often referred to as the smallest house in North America, a hidden gem that many visitors pass by without noticing. Right next to it is the historic Ursuline Convent, founded in 1639 and home to the oldest girls’ school on the continent. The guide brings these contrasts to life, sharing the quirky, surprising, and sometimes touching stories behind both the tiny and the grand in one stop.
- Horloge du Jura - Québec City’s renowned Swiss clock, a quirky local landmark that the guide highlights along the route while sharing the city’s fascinating history.
- Hand-made gnocchi with cheddar, cream, shallot, white wine & black garlic crumble (Tuesday–Saturday)
- Oat risotto crowned with a small rock shrimp salad (Sunday–Monday)
- Quebec-Style Maple Fudge & Fluffy Croissant
- Traditional Poutine
- Maple Taffy
- Lion’s Mane Mushroom Starter & Duck Breast Carpaccio
- Quebec-Style Pea Soup & Traditional Pâté Chinois
- Hand-made gnocchi with cheddar, cream, shallot, white wine & black garlic crumble (Tuesday–Saturday)
- Oat risotto crowned with a small rock shrimp salad (Sunday–Monday)
- Quebec-Style Maple Fudge & Fluffy Croissant
- Traditional Poutine
- Maple Taffy
- Lion’s Mane Mushroom Starter & Duck Breast Carpaccio
- Quebec-Style Pea Soup & Traditional Pâté Chinois
- Gratuities
- Gratuities
Old Québec is often regarded as the most European city in North America, and this tour highlights its culinary delights. Over the course of five stops along cobblestone streets adorned with 400-year-old architecture, participants will savor the rich history of Québécois cuisine, ranging from hearty comfort dishes to sophisticated local ingredients.
The…
Old Québec is often regarded as the most European city in North America, and this tour highlights its culinary delights. Over the course of five stops along cobblestone streets adorned with 400-year-old architecture, participants will savor the rich history of Québécois cuisine, ranging from hearty comfort dishes to sophisticated local ingredients.
The journey begins with earthy Lion’s Mane mushrooms and duck breast carpaccio, followed by the classic trio of traditional Québécois dishes: creamy pea soup, flavorful pâté chinois, and fresh maple taffy. In a 200-year-old residence, guests will enjoy handmade gnocchi enveloped in cheddar, cream, shallot, and white wine, topped with a black garlic crumble. A sweet treat awaits with sucre à la crème and what many locals consider the city’s finest croissant. The experience concludes perfectly with poutine.
On Sundays and Mondays, the gnocchi stop is replaced with a comforting oat risotto topped with a rock shrimp salad. Groups are kept small to ensure a personalized experience at each stop.
- IMPORTANT: Please advise of any dietary restrictions in the Special Requirements field at the time of booking
- Please note: the itinerary and menu is subject to change, based on the locations’ availability.
- This tour involves a fair amount of walking; comfortable shoes are recommended.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.