Quebec City Cruise Reviews

Quebec City is a beautiful town with several places to explore. The only drawback during our visit was that there were three other cruise ships in town and the old part of town and the boardwalk by the Chateau Frontenac were very crowded. ...

Stayed an extra couple of days! ...

Such a lovely town. Lots to do and see. Took a walk around old town and the fort. ...

Day 1: Uber to Fort History Museum. Walk to Basilica - enjoyed unexpected organ recital. Walk through Chateau Frontenac lobby and onto Terrace. Down funicular to Petit Champlain and around to Bistro Sous Le Fort. Excellent late lunch. Walk back to ship. Day 2: City bus to well rated Brasserie Artisanale La Korrigane for beer and poutine lunch. Bus back. ...

Took the public bus, which was a pleasure. Train/bus station reminded me of yesteryear, shop, cafes, etc. Went to Montmorency Falls, left us at the top, took the footbridge across, absolutely beautiful. Took lots of memorable photos and it only costs $3 each way! ...

Hop on off bus. Good value, but agin a bit average ...

Unfortunately, 5 large cruise ships were in port along with 20K people conducting an environmental protest that day, so our tour bus got trapped in traffic and had to detour to avoid the protest. So, we got off and walked the historic district, had a lovely lunch at a popular spot, and decided, unfortunately, to returnm to the ship ealry. Quebec could not handle the massive crowds in town that ...

We booked our own Zipline over Montmorency Falls. Great time and fun! ...

Quebec city is a beautiful place that makes you feel like you are in France. ...

Highlight of trip! Quebec City is amazing. Views, architecture, shopping! This town has it all and we could have easily spent a week here. If you haven’t been there you are missing out! ...