Quebec City Old Québec was founded by French explorer Samuel de Champlain in 1608 and was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. During the 17th et 18th centuries, Québec City was the centre of New France and its enormous territory. At the time, this "empire" covered all of what is known today as Eastern Canada, the Eastern United States, the Great Lakes and Louisiana, extending from Hudson's Bay in the North to Florida in the South. Today Québec City is truly one of the most beautiful cities in Canada. Visitors can explore the historic downtown core and original walled city with the Chateaux Frontenac overlooking the St. Lawrence seaway.

Rich in French culture and history

Tour Highlights

• Walking tour of Vieux Québec
• Colline Parlementaire
• Chutes Montmorency
• Musée de la civilisation
• Observatoire de la Capitale
• Parc d’artillerie
• Parc des Plaines d’Abraham
• Rallye à pied

Sample Itinerary

Day 1:

06h45        Depart school
10h30        Chutes Montmorency
11h30        Lunch (aux chutes, students bring lunch)
13h00        Walking tour of vieux Québec
15h00        Musée de la civilisation
17h30        Dinner
19h00        Rallye à pied (scavenger hunt)

Day 2:

08h00        Breakfast
09h00        Observatoire de la Capitale
11h15        Colline Parlementaire
12h30        Lunch dans le vieux (students bring money)
14h00        Parc d’artillerie
15h30        Parc des Plaines d’Abraham
17h00        Departure
18h30        Dinner en route @ Drummondville

Reservations: 514-626-6240 or 888-409-6240

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