Quebec City Cruise Reviews

Beautiful and historic city with lots to see and do. Due to a storm we stopped here twice and we came back for two more days after the cruise. This was our favorite stop. ...

A beautiful and accessible city. Apart from getting soaked in a rainstorm on our first afternoon we had a good ship's tour to the Montmorency Falls (and other countryside sights) followed by a fascinating Hop On, Hop Off bus trip around the city ...

We had an extra day so on our own we did the funiculare up from port area (about a 10 minute or so walk).. Went to the Fort and took its included one hour walking tour. Ate lunch at Chateau Frontenac. It was rainy and cold (55 is cold for us), so we went back to the ship to dry out and use the spa. Our second day there, we had a wonderful retired school teacher as our guide. Just really ...

One of the oldest continuously occupied cities in North America, Quebec City is a charming gem. It combines old world charm with new world amenities & is a great walking city. ...

beautiful... ...

Great stop, beautiful city with much to see. ...

Love Quebec city, did on our own. Old Quebec is just steps away from port terminal. ...

Fun city to visit. Lots of activity ...

It was wet and cold all morning in Old Quebec City. Took the short funicular ride up the slope from Lower Town to the famous Upper Town Chateu Frontenac hotel. It is the only one in North America and costs only $3.00 CD. Not much to see but the lobby and restaurant once you get there. Lots of shopping, restaurants, bars, old cathedrals and museums in town. ...

Visited some friends. Even there they didn’t have enough boarding facilities and people were caught in cold and rain. Left a half a day early ...