Quebec City Cruise Reviews

I walked around the old town and up to the citadel. There was some graffiti scrawled in French on a Boer War memorial that basically said ‘go home English colonisers’ I thought the ignorance and hypocrisy of that was breath-taking. ...

The shuttle bus dropped us off right in front of the Bascilica Notre Dame. From there is was a short walk to Dufferin Terrace, Chateau Frontenac, Historical Archeological site, steps of Funicular to Lower Old Town, and the Citadelle. Lots of great restaurants and shops along Saint Louis. ...

Easy walk to the Old Town, the funicular ($3 Canadian) will take you up and down to the Chateau, etc. Or, climb the stairs, not overly taxing to the reasonably fit. I recommend Rue Ste Jean for walking & shoping ... everything gets much cheaper outside the city walls. Excellent poutine at the Snack Shack, Rue Ste Jean. ...

Full of history, old buildings and French influence . Well worth a visit for a few days . Lots to see and do ...

If you've never been to Quebec City, Goooooo. It's one of our favorite cities in the world. We overnighted there and you could spend 2 full days in the lower old city shopping, eating and drinking. The people there are really great and it's more like being in France than Canada. FYI I picked up a locally "hand made" lamb skin jacket. Can't find something like that any more in the USA. ...

One of our favorite cities in the world. ...

Great city ...

We flew in to Quebec City a few days before our cruise and wish we had gone a few more days early. There was so much to see and do in this walking-friendly city! ...

Arrived late in the evening and went straight to the Hilton for supper, a bath, and a bed. Wandered around the hotel in the morning. ...

Boarded the 14 day cruise in Quebec City. ...