Discover the history of Québec City and learn about French Canadian culture. Visit historic sites such as the Plains of Abraham and the Citadelle of Québec, take in the views at Montmorency Falls, and discover Huron Wendat culture at Onhoüa Chetek8e. Enjoy local cuisine at a traditional sugar shack and a maple tasting. This itinerary can be customized to suit your curriculum, travel dates and group interests.
History of Québec City Tour
DAY 1: USA | QUÉBEC CITY
Transfer to Québec City. Discover one of North America’s oldest cities, where cobblestone streets, fortified walls and French heritage come together.
En route, stop for lunch.
Bienvenue à La Belle Province. Your personal Forum Tour Manager will greet you upon arrival and remain with your group for the duration of your trip.
Enjoy some leisure time to get your bearings and take in the views of your new surroundings. Use this time to exchange your money for Canadian currency.
Stretch your legs as you start exploring the 400-year-old city on a guided walking tour. Discover the secrets of Old Québec as you journey through St-Louis and St-Jean streets, see the breathtaking Château Frontenac, and explore the fortified city.
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
Night accommodation in Québec City.
DAY 2: QUÉBEC CITY
Breakfast at your hotel.
Visit the famous Parc de la Chute Montmorency to see its spectacular waterfalls which rise higher than Niagara Falls. Take in the breathtaking views as cascading waters plunge from towering cliffs into the scenic landscape.
Make a stop at the Chez Marie Bakery to learn the art of breadmaking and enjoy a maple butter tasting!
Continue to Sainte Anne de Beaupré to visit its superb Basilica.
For lunch, eat at a traditional cabane à sucre (sugar shack) and savor an authentic lumberjack meal.
Take a guided visit to the Plains of Abraham and the Citadelle of Québec.
After dinner, traverse the majestic St. Lawrence river on a disco cruise!
Night accommodation in Québec City.
DAY 3: Québec CITY | USA
Today for breakfast, enjoy a hot chocolate and a croissant at Le Petit Cochon Dingue.
Head to Onhoüa Chetek8e, an indigenous village where you will discover the ancestral Wendat lifestyle and participate in a traditional music workshop.
Then, drive to Galeries de la Capitale. Have time for shopping at this impressive mall with its own indoor amusement park and roller coaster!
After lunch, say “Au Revoir” to your Forum Tour Manager, board your private coach to return home.
What’s included
All-inclusive pricing makes it easy for teachers,
parents, and students. This trip includes:
Private group tour
Expert local guides
24-hour
emergency support
Personalized itinerary
Centrally-located hotels
Comprehensive
Travel insurance
Tour Manager 100%
dedicated to your group
Authentic meals
Airfare & ground
transportation
What our teachers are saying
“I am so pleased with the trip that I cannot think of anything that needs improvement. The days were busy but nothing ever felt rushed. The trip was very well organized and the students had the right balance of free time and structured time. I cannot say enough good things about this trip!”
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