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Old Montreal is a foodie’s paradise, blending centuries-old architecture with a vibrant culinary scene. For French-inspired fine dining in an intimate, stone-walled setting, Le Club Chasse et PÊche is a long-time favorite known for its elegant, locally sourced cuisine. ToquÉ!, a Montreal institution, and the stylish Monarque both offer refined Quebecois fare with seasonal ingredients and exceptional service—perfect for a special night out. For something more casual yet equally delicious, Dandy and Olive et Gourmando are go-to spots for gourmet brunches, fresh sandwiches, and excellent coffee, all served in bright, inviting spaces. And for a relaxed caffeine fix, pop into Tommy CafÉ, a popular Old Montreal-born chain known for its great coffee, light bites, and lush, plant-filled interiors. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch on the patio or indulging in an unforgettable dinner, Old Montreal has something to satisfy every craving.

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Discover the artistic side of Montreal on a privately guided walking experience through the city’s vibrant streets. Make your own way to meet your expert guide, then set off on foot to explore neighborhoods alive with color and creativity. Admire large-scale murals that transform building walls into striking open-air galleries, many of which are created as part of Montreal’s celebrated mural festivals. Learn about the artists behind the works, the stories they tell, and the social or cultural messages woven into the designs. From bold abstract pieces to detailed portraits, each mural offers a unique glimpse into the city’s thriving urban art scene. Along the way, your guide will share insights into the evolution of street art in Montreal and how it has shaped the city’s creative identity.

Spending time on Saint-Laurent Boulevard - also known as The Main - is like experiencing the many layers of Montreal’s personality all at once. Stretching from the Old Port to Little Italy, this iconic street is a vibrant mix of cultures, creativity, and constantly evolving style. By day, explore indie boutiques, vintage shops, and quirky galleries; by night, the boulevard comes alive with buzzing bars, street-side patios, and a dynamic dining scene that ranges from late-night poutine joints to upscale global cuisine. Line up for some iconic Montreal smoked meat at Schwartz's Deli, or pop into Boutique 1861 to shop for vintage-inspired dresses & accessories. Wander just off The Main to Jean-Talon Market, one of North America's largest open-air markets, where you’ll find vibrant produce stands, artisanal treats, and the irresistible smells of freshly baked bread and sizzling street food. With colorful murals, spontaneous energy, and a deep sense of local identity, Saint-Laurent is where Montreal’s eclectic spirit truly comes to life.

Take in the splendor of Montreal’s iconic Notre-Dame Basilica at your own pace, then witness its transformation during the mesmerizing Aura sound and light show. Marvel at the basilica’s breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture, intricate wood carvings, and vibrant stained-glass windows that illustrate the city’s rich religious and social history. As evening falls, settle into your seat for Aura, an immersive multimedia spectacle that brings the basilica to life through dramatic lighting, orchestral music, and stunning visual projections. This awe-inspiring experience blends history, art, and emotion, offering a truly mesmerizing encounter with one of Montreal’s most treasured landmarks.

Discover Montreal on two wheels with a private guided bike tour that immerses you in the city's vibrant neighborhoods, historic corners, and dynamic green spaces. With over 400 miles of bike paths, Montreal is a cyclist’s city at heart—offering both leisurely rides and engaging urban exploration. Make your way independently to a designated meeting point, where your knowledgeable local guide awaits, and together you'll uncover the charm and contrasts of this multifaceted destination, from cobbled historic quarters and leafy residential streets to bustling cultural districts and the foot of Mount Royal. Each route highlights a new side of Montreal, with possible stops ranging from the Old Port and Plateau Mont-Royal to the McGill University campus or tucked-away gems known only to locals. Along the way, pause for a carefully chosen food-tasting stop that highlights local flavors and culinary traditions. After the ride, relax with a refreshing drink served in a convivial setting. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, this private experience combines culture, movement, and flavor into one memorable journey through Montreal’s most captivating corners.

Exploring Old MontrÉal at leisure is like stepping into a European postcard without ever leaving Canada. Cobblestone streets, centuries-old architecture, and grand public squares create an atmosphere of timeless charm, perfect for wandering without a set agenda. Start your stroll at Place Jacques-Cartier, where street performers and cafÉs spill into the square, then meander down Rue Saint-Paul, the city’s oldest street, lined with art galleries, boutiques, and cozy restaurants. Pause to admire landmarks like Notre-Dame Basilica, with its stunning Gothic Revival interior, or take in waterfront views from the Old Port, where you’ll find green spaces, museums, and ice cream stands perfect for a mid-afternoon treat. Pop into local artisan shops, linger over an espresso on a sun-drenched patio, or step into one of the area’s many museums, like Pointe-À-CalliÈre or ChÂteau Ramezay, for a deeper look at MontrÉal’s layered history. Whether you're there to soak up the atmosphere, shop for something unique, or simply follow your curiosity down narrow alleyways and sunlit plazas, Old MontrÉal invites you to slow down and savor every moment.

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Enjoy convenient rail service from Montreal to Quebec City. Today's journey is approximately 3.5 hours.

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Dining in Old Quebec City is as much about atmosphere as it is about flavour, with restaurants tucked into centuries-old stone buildings and menus that celebrate Quebec’s culinary roots. In the Upper Town, La BÛche and its smaller sibling La BÛchette serve up rustic Quebecois comfort food with a playful twist—think tourtiÈre, maple syrup-glazed everything, and hearty portions in cozy, wood-accented spaces. For a more refined experience, Le Clan offers a tasting menu that highlights local ingredients with creative flair. For a truly traditional Quebecois meal, Aux Anciens Canadiens offers hearty, heritage-inspired dishes all served in one of the oldest houses in the city, dating back to 1675. Down in the Lower Town, Taverne Chez Louise offers French-inspired classics in an intimate setting, while Chez Rioux & Pettigrew puts a modern spin on traditional dishes using seasonal, local ingredients. For a relaxed, nostalgic meal, Buffet de l’Antiquaire is a local institution—serving old-school Quebecois fare from hearty breakfasts to meat pies in a diner-like setting. Whether you’re in the mood for elevated gastronomy or stick-to-your-ribs comfort food, Old Quebec City serves it all with charm and character.

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Step back in time on a private half day walking experience through Old Quebec, led by a knowledgeable guide who brings over 400 years of history vividly to life. Meet your guide and set out together to wander the cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site, uncovering the stories that shaped French America. Begin at the iconic Chateau Frontenac and stroll along the Dufferin Terrace, with sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River. Visit the Notre-Dame-de-Quebec Cathedral Basilica, a cornerstone of the city’s spiritual heritage. Then, descend into the heart of the Petit-Champlain district and Place Royale, where beautifully preserved 17th- and 18th-century buildings transport you to the earliest days of colonial life. With rich storytelling and architectural wonders at every turn, this immersive journey offers a captivating glimpse into Quebec’s enduring legacy.

Spending time on Rue du Petit Champlain is like stepping into a fairy tale. This charming, pedestrian-only quarter in Old Quebec is one of the oldest shopping streets in North America, lined with cobblestone lanes, stone buildings, and colorful storefronts. Whether you're browsing local boutiques and art galleries, sipping coffee at a cozy cafÉ, or picking up handmade goods and Quebecois treats, there’s something inviting around every corner. Nearby to Rue du Petit Champlain, lively patios like that of Archibald Microbrasserie beckon tourists and locals alike to enjoy the summer sun and locally crafted brew. With its rich history and picture-perfect charm, Petit-Champlain is the ideal place to slow down and soak up the magic of Quebec City. If returning to the Fairmont, opt to hop aboard the Funiculaire du Vieux-QuÉbec (fee applies), a short but scenic ride that connects Petit Champlain with the upper town, offering stunning views of the St. Lawrence River and the historic streets below.

Venture beyond the cobbled streets of Old Quebec on a privately guided journey through Quebec’s countryside, a region brimming with pastoral landscapes, culinary treasures, and local charm at every turn. Accompanied by a dedicated guide and private driver, this experience begins with a scenic drive to Montmorency Falls, where water tumbles from a height 30 meters taller than Niagara, creating a misty veil over the cliffs below. Cross the bridge to Ile d’Orleans, an island steeped in heritage and dotted with farms, vineyards, and artisanal producers. Pause for a tasting at Vignoble de Sainte-Petronille, a boutique vineyard known for its crisp whites and stunning views over the St. Lawrence River. Continue to Cidrerie Bilodeau, where you’ll be treated to sample handcrafted ciders and apple-based delicacies produced on-site at the orchard. As the journey unfolds, stop at Chocolaterie de l'Ile d'Orleans, where handmade sweets and artisanal confections line the shelves, offering the perfect opportunity to browse and bring home a taste of the island’s craftsmanship. Conclude your day with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Enjoy a self-guided evening stroll through QuÉbec City’s Old Town, where stone streets, fortified walls, and softly lit faÇades create a distinctly Old World atmosphere. Along the way, discover inviting restaurants and cocktail spots, from creative drinks at Le Saint-Amour to classic cocktails and local spirits at 1608 Bar. For a more relaxed stop, sample regional beers at La Barberie. With its blend of history, dining, and lively evening energy, QuÉbec City offers a charming and memorable setting to explore at your own pace after dark.

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Nestled in the heart of Old Montreal, Hotel Place d'Armes seamlessly blends 19th-century architecture with contemporary luxury. Comprising four meticulously restored heritage buildings, the hotel offers a unique ambiance where historic charm meets modern sophistication. The 169 rooms and suites feature exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and refined furnishings, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Amenities such as Nespresso machines, premium bedding, and designer toiletries ensure a comfortable stay. Guests can unwind at the full-service spa, which includes a hammam steam room, or maintain their fitness routine at the 24-hour gym. The rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the city, providing a perfect spot to relax. With its prime location steps from Notre-Dame Basilica and the Old Port, Hotel Place d'Armes serves as an ideal base for exploring Montreal's rich history and vibrant culture.

Perched atop Cap Diamant overlooking the St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac is a storied landmark in the heart of Old Quebec. This grand chateau-style hotel, originally built in 1893, blends historic charm with modern elegance, offering guests a unique experience within a UNESCO World Heritage site. The hotel features 610 beautifully appointed guestrooms and suites, combining classic architectural details with contemporary amenities. Many rooms provide stunning views of the river or the city's historic architecture, immersing guests in the rich tapestry of Quebec's heritage. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining experiences that highlight local flavors, all set within the hotel's elegant surroundings. Additional amenities include a full-service spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and an indoor pool, ensuring relaxation and rejuvenation. With its unparalleled location, luxurious accommodations, and commitment to exceptional service, Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac offers an unforgettable stay steeped in Canadian history and sophistication.