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The Montmorency Falls is a must to visit. Take the gentle ride from the Port of Quebec and cross the St-Charles River to reach a verdant oasis urban park, the Domaine de Maizerets, a heritage site from the early days of the French regime's colonisation. On your arrival at the Falls,, you will leave your bike and board on a cable car to the top of the cliff, admire the elegant Manoir Montmorency, once owned by a Governor in the 18th century. take a splendid walk along the boardwalk to the suspended bridge where you will be fascinated by the sheer force of the Falls. Enjoy a bird's eye view over the impressive 83 metres (275 ft) high falls, with the majestic St. Lawrence River and the Orleans Island as a drawback.
This excursion, rich in history, will allow you to discover in depth the cradle of French civilization in North America. Let yourself be guided through the narrow streets of the Petit-Champlain district, the charms of Place Royale and the unmissable Fresque des Québécois. Then the ride continues on the quay of the Old Port, which allows you to admire the impressive view of the fortifications that surround the upper town. Follow the beautiful city bike path along the lush green St Charles River, then visit the Grand Marché to taste local products & meet passionate artisans; Live a unique moment by letting yourself be immersed in the cultural surrounding & neighborhoods life of Quebec City.
This is an ideal tour to discover the charms and beauty of Old Quebec Upper Town! Your guide will take you to historical sites, pointing out the wide variety of architectural style inside the fortified walls. Stop at the main attractions such as the amazing Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame, the courtyard Old Seminary of Quebec and the imposing City Hall and garden. While venturing outside the only remaining city walls north of Mexico, the tour will lead you in front of the noble Parliament Hill. From there, enter the impressive National Battlefields Park, known as the “Plains of Abraham’’, with its rich cultural heritage and enchanting park. Enjoy pedaling in tree-lined covered streets of Montcalm’s vibrant neighborhood with a touch of urban artist lifestyle. Continue your ride on a winding descend secret passage trail where the British troops climbed to surprise the French army. Reach the bike path along the riverside of the amazing Saint Lawrence River toward the Lower Town.
This tour offers you the best view of Quebec!
It is certainly one of the most picturesque bike rides along the Saint Lawrence Seaway. Begin your bike tour by hopping on the 10 min. ferry connecting Quebec City to the south shore. While on board, why not take some photos of the breathtaking view of Quebec City historical district with the Chateau Frontenac as a backdrop. Once arrived, your guide will introduce you to same distinctive aspects of the city of Lévis, part of the Chaudière-Appalachian region. Continue your ride on the most enjoyable scenic bike paths known as the Parcours des Anses. You will be seduced by the splendid riverside parks, follow by some charming colourful ancestral homes; learn about New Liverpool community settlement during the expansion of shipyards. Stop at a lovely marina with the view of the historical Quebec Bridge. Let your guide entertain you with captivating story of the bridge, one of the longest cantilever structures in the world.
This stunning countryside bike ride will take you outside of town on a scenic route along the coast of the St. Lawrence River. Let yourself be dazzled by the beauty of the landscape and admire the scenery which will gradually transform into hilly reliefs overlooking the river. You can then stop by an authentic kiosk of local products farm called Ferme le Comte de Roussy, which has been in operation since its creation in 1658; take the opportunity to taste fresh homemade pies while sipping a cup of coffee on the terrace. Shortly after, you will visit a charming vineyard that will allow you to awaken your taste buds with the tasting of local products designed by seasoned winemakers. On the way back, stop at Parc de la Chute Montmorency and enjoy the magnificent view from its suspension bridge, which rises to a height of over 83 meters (272 feet)! In short, this is an unforgettable bike tour that will allow you to admire the variety and quality of the landscapes that the Beaupré coast can offer you.
Combining two tours, the prestigious Upper Town & the trendy neighborhoods,of the Lower Town and with all the main attractions plus hidden gems all in one tour! At your own pace, explore some of most stylish neighborhoods of Quebec City. What a lovely way of beginning your tour inside the historical fortification walls with its wide variety of architectural and historical sites that dates far back as the 17th century. Once venturing outside the only remaining city walls north of Mexico, the tour will lead you through revitalized and creative neighborhoods of Quebec City. Enjoy pedaling in tree-lined covered streets of Montcalm, a vibrant neighborhood with a touch of cultural lifestyle. Ride down the winding secret passage trail to reach the bike path that joins the banks of the majestic Saint Lawrence River. Discover an artistic neighborhood with its unique colorful spiral staircases and whilst hearing fascinating stories of Limoilou. What an amazing chance to mingle with local Quebecois at the “Grand Marché”, sample local delights and meet local producers. Visit stylish Saint Roch neighborhoods and plunge into French Quebecois culture.
It is compulsory to wear a helmet on an electric bicycle.
To ride an electric bike, you must be at least 16 years old and have obtained your moped license (otherwise, you must be at least 18 years old, but you will not need a license).
