Quebec Kreuzfahrten

Treat yourself to an authentic Quebecois tradition and join the fun at the Sugar Shack with good food, traditional music and a maple taffy treat. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the local tenants of the Cabane a Sucre (Sugar Shack), where you'll first visit an absolutely unique Maple Museum, demonstrating the evolution and modernization of the industry throughout the years. Afterward, you'll enter the Sugar Shack, where you'll enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with live entertainment. A traditional Quebecois all-you-can-eat family style meal will be served. A real Quebecois maple taffy pull will be just one of the highlights of the evening. More song, dance and music will be provided before you board your coach for a short drive back to your ship.

Experience the splendor of French Canada's Beaupre Coast as this tour takes you along the St. Lawrence Waterway to the natural wonder known as Canyon Sainte Anne. An impressive waterfall, three suspension bridges and various lookout platforms with interpretive displays provide for spectacular views.

You’ll visit a local vineyard to discover vandal-Cliche, a typical Quebecois variety of grape adapted for the climate here. Learn about their cultivation and production methods, then sample the wine. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Montmorency Falls and see the powerful forces of nature as the water rushes down to the St. Lawrence River.

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Experience the splendor of French Canada's countryside as you drive into the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains to the renowned Lake Beauport area. Surrounded by emerald forests, a photo stop will be made to view the beauty of the lake and mountain scenery. Continuing toward the Beaupre Coast a stop will be made at the magnificent Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot (83 meter) cliff, Montmorency is one-and-a-half times as high as Niagara Falls. Take a step back in time as you cross the bridge to the Ile d'Orleans where you'll enjoy a scenic drive through the picturesque villages of traditional rural Quebec. Passing the tip of the island, see the lovely 19th-century resort homes of Quebec's rich merchant class with spectacular views of the skyline of the city. The Quebec area is well-known for its production of maple syrup therefore, during the tour you'll have the opportunity to visit an authentic sugar shack, learn about the production of the maple products and sample the sweet maple taffy.

Welcome to New France! Discover the European charm and character of the first French City in North America as you explore the city sites and learn the fascinating history of Quebec's 400-year legacy. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is the Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Quebec. Located just outside the Chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace from where you'll have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains. Passing through the St. Louis Gate, you'll next explore the National Battlefields Park, with a short photo stop at Cap Diamant. Continuing past trendy Grand Allee, the Champs-Elysees of Quebec lined with quaint shops, sidewalk cafes and boutiques, you'll pass the Hotel du Parliament, an imposing Second Empire-style building.

Snap selfies at the most photogenic spots in and around Quebec, many of them iconic attractions that define the city. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie expert guide will offer tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting and composition for every shot. Your pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways.

As you walk and ride through Quebec, you will pause at designated selfie stops that include:
• Civilization Museum
• Notre-Dame Cathedral
• Saint Lawrence River
• Louis XIV statue
• Place Royale square

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Quebec.
• Follow tips from your selfie expert guide to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their dramatic settings.
• Enjoy the ultimate view of the Saint Lawrence River while riding a funicular.
• Pose at the Place Royale, where the city was founded in 1608.
• Stand before the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the oldest church in Canada.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Be sure your phone or camera is fully charged.

Discover the European charm and character of the first French City in North America as you explore the city sites and learn the fascinating history of Quebec’s legacy. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Quebec. Located just outside the chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace from where you’ll have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d’Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains.

Passing through the St. Louis Gate, next explore the National Battlefields Park, with a short photo stop at Cap Diamant. Continue on past the trendy Grand Allee, the Champs-Elysees of Quebec lined with quaint shops, sidewalk cafes and boutiques. Next, pass the Hotel du Parliament, an imposing Second Empire-style building. Within minutes of the walled city of Old Quebec are the beautiful pastoral landscapes of Quebec’s countryside. A photo stop will be made at the Montmorency Falls where you'll enjoy the breathtaking views and see the powerful forces of natures as the water of the Montmorency River roars down the cliff to eventually meet with the St. Lawrence River.

If you’re interested in religious history, or just in the mood for a scenic leisurely drive along the St. Lawrence River, you won’t want to miss this trip to the world-renowned shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre. With over one-and-a-half million visitors and pilgrims making their way to the shrine each year, Ste. Anne has become one of the most important Catholic sites in North America. After a narration by your guide en route, you’ll be able to independently enjoy the lovely grounds and major sites of Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Built in medieval style, the most prominent structure is the Basilica. The impressive cross-shaped building is covered with granite and lit by over 200 stained glass windows.

The Scala Santa, built in 1891, contains a replica of the Holy Stairs which Christ climbed before being sentenced to death by Pontius Pilate. The Memorial Chapel was built to commemorate the third church constructed on the site. Departing Ste. Anne, a stop will be made at the spectacular Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot (83 meter) cliff, Montmorency is one-and-a-half times as high as Niagara Falls. At the Albert Gilles Copper Art Museum, be seduced by the art form of repousse, masterfully interpreted by the craftsman Albert Gilles whose talent served prestigious people like Pope Pius XII and Walt Disney. Also admire the 'Life of Christ' in 50 hand-wrought silver panels (15 years of labor). His work can be found in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre Basilica as well as in many churches throughout the north.

As skies begin to darken, your costumed tour guide strikes a match and lights his lantern. You wait in anticipation, for you know you'll be walking through Old Quebec to hear over 300 years of murders, executions, mysterious ghost sightings, tragedies and hauntings. The cobblestone streets and ancient buildings set the stage for a truly unique experience.

Head northeastward along the densely forested St. Lawrence River shoreline by coach to explore three unique landmarks of interest, each deeply connected to the Canadian experience.

Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica

Your adventure begins with a scenic 45-minute drive to Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica, a world-renowned shrine that has drawn pilgrims to this spot for centuries. Celebrated for its breathtaking architecture, serene atmosphere, and long history of miraculous cures for the sick and disabled, a visit here is always something of a heavenly experience.

Albert Gilles Copper Museum

The Albert Gilles Copper Museum, on the other hand, celebrates a more earthly enterprise: the creation of copper repoussé masterpieces at the hand of the late artisan Albert Gilles, whose works adorn the main doors of St. Anne-de-Beaupré as well as the collections of Walt Disney, Mandelson Chrysler, and Pope Pius XII. After touring the museum’s exhibits, challenge your own metal-crafting skills during a guided hands-on session as you attempt to create your personal copper masterpiece. No matter the outcome, your efforts will be rewarded with some delicious tea and a classic French canelé rum pastry.

Montmorency Falls

As you make your way back toward the Port of Québec, your journey brings you to an awe-inspiring example of Mother Nature’s creation: Montmorency Falls. Located in a park just outside Old Québec, the waters of this monumental cataract – taller than Niagara’s famous falls – make a spectacularly photogenic sight as they plunge down the cliffs and into the St. Lawrence River amidst its 300-mile journey from the North Atlantic to the Great Lakes. From this spot, the port is just 20 minutes away

Peddle through one of the more picturesque parts of Québec during this half-day adventure to Montmorency Falls.

Meet your cycling guide and proceed to the cycle shop, where you are fitted with a bicycle, helmet, and bottle of water. Following a brief safety demonstration, head out with your guide and begin the 15.5 mile (25-kilometre), bike ride to Montmorency Falls.

Bicycling

Pedal past the Québec Yacht Harbour and the Industrial Grain Elevators before crossing the St. Charles River to Domaine Maizerets, a historic site and vast landscape garden located on one of New France's first concessions. After a brief stop for photos and water, the cycle path continues on a parallel course along the St. Lawrence River, offering spectacular views of the skyline of Québec and the Île d'Orléans.

Montmorency Falls

Upon arrival at Montmorency Falls, board an aerial tram for the ride to the summit of the mountain. Here, breath-taking views await as you admire the powerful forces of nature, the water of the Montmorency River roaring down the 272-foot (82-metre) cliff to eventually meet with the St. Lawrence River.

Return to the cycle path and ride for back towards the ship, re-tracing your route.

As skies begin to darken, your costumed tour guide strikes a match and lights his lantern. You will be walking through Old Québec and hear over 400 years of murders, executions, mysterious ghost sightings, tragedies and haunting. The cobblestone streets and ancient buildings set the stage for a truly unique evening experience.

Best explored on foot, your experienced guide will make the history of Québec come alive as you walk the charming cobblestone streets of the Old Town. Essentially a living museum, The Vieux-Québec is the only walled city in North America and was named a United Nations World Heritage Site in 1985.

Indulge your senses with the scenic highlights of historic Québec and its environs during this memorable, full-day sightseeing excursion.

Place Royal & Île d'Orléans

Depart the pier for a scenic drive by Place Royale, a beautifully restored market square of 17th- and 18th-century stone architecture located in the heart of the Lower Town. Leaving Place Royale, continue on across the bridge to Île d'Orléans. Upon arrival, drive through picturesque villages of traditional rural Québec and Pointe de Sainte Pétronille.

National Battlefield Park & Cap-Diamant

Continue for the brief drive to the National Battlefield Park, also known as the 'Plains of Abraham'. This historic battleground has been transformed into a beautiful 250-acre (101-hectare) park with hills, gardens, monuments and artillery artefacts.From here, proceed to the Dufferin Terrace and Le Château Frontenac area.

Dufferin Terrace & Le Château Frontenac Photo Stop

Located 200 feet (180 metres) above the waterway, this viewpoint offers spectacular vistas of the St. Lawrence River, Île d'Orléans and the Laurentian Mountains. You will be able to admire Québec's most celebrated landmark, Le Château Frontenac. This magnificent, green-turreted castle was built in 1893 by the Canadian Pacific Railroad.

Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré

Afterwards, continue to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré and listen to a narrative by your guide en route. Upon arrival, commence your self-guided exploration of the lovely grounds and major sites of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, including the Basilica, Scala Santa and Memorial Chapel. Following your visit, re-board your coach and drive to Montmorency Falls via Avenue Royale.

Montmorency Falls

This imposing natural phenomenon is 1.5 times higher than Niagara Falls. During your visit, take in breath-taking views and see the powerful forces of nature at work as the Montmorency River cascades over a 272-foot-high (about 83-metre-high) cliff and down to the St. Lawrence River. Some free time is also made available to take a stroll along the paths near the falls.

A delicious French lunch will be served at a typical Québecois restaurant during the day.

Your tour concludes with a brief return drive to the pier.

Discover the picturesque beauty, charm and landmarks of Québec during this memorable sightseeing excursion through the historic Old Town, and a visit to the spectacular Montmorency Falls.

Place Royale

Depart the pier for a scenic drive by Place Royale, a beautifully restored market square of 17th- and 18th-century stone architecture located in the heart of the Lower Town. Place Royale was the site of Champlain's first settlement and the oldest standing Catholic Church in Canada, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. From here, proceed to Le Château Frontenac area.

Château Frontenac Photo Stop

Located 200 feet above the waterway, this is Québec’s most celebrated landmark. This magnificent, green-turreted castle was built in 1893 by the Canadian Pacific Railroad.

 

Montmorency Falls

Next drive through the scenic National Battlefields Park, or 'Plains of Abraham', along the Grande-Allée and past the Hôtel du Parlement en route to Montmorency Falls. A brief photo stop is made here to marvel at the Montmorency River roaring over the cliff and down to the St. Lawrence River.

Your tour concludes with a brief drive back to the pier.

Set out on foot from the Port of Québec with your experienced local guide, and feel the history of Québec come alive as you explore the charming cobblestone streets of Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 400 years of history. You’re entering a true living museum – the only walled city north of Mexico and the birthplace of French North America.

Among the highlights you’ll see today: Place-Royale, a historic square forming the heart of Lower Town, surrounded by handsome stone residences of affluent locals and home to North America’s oldest extant Catholic church. Around the corner is pedestrian-only Rue du Petit-Champlain, lined with quaint boutiques and outdoor cafés where a regular coterie of strolling musicians, jugglers, and buskers perform. Next, catch a lift on the funicular from Lower Town to Upper Town.

Stacked on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the castle-like Château Frontenac is Québec’s signature landmark. It was here that Roosevelt, Churchill, and Canada’s William Mackenzie King conferred on Allied strategy during WWII. Just outside is Dufferin Terrace, a sprawling wooden walkway 200 ft above the water, built in 1838 and beloved ever since for its spectacular views of the river, the town of Lévis on the opposite shore, Île d’Orléans, and the Laurentians.

Continue taking in sights in Upper Town as you pass by Place D’Armes, Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, the Ursuline Convent, Seminary of Quebec, and the old walls.

At the end of your tour you can either return back to the ship or stay in town to further expolre it on your own.

Explore Québec City at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Québec City at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Québec City at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Québec City at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Set out on foot from the Port of Québec with your experienced local guide, and feel the history of Québec come alive as you explore the charming cobblestone streets of Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 400 years of history. You’re entering a true living museum – the only walled city north of Mexico and the birthplace of French North America.

Among the highlights you’ll see today: Place-Royale, a historic square forming the heart of Lower Town, surrounded by handsome stone residences of affluent locals and home to North America’s oldest extant Catholic church. Around the corner is pedestrian-only Rue du Petit-Champlain, lined with quaint boutiques and outdoor cafés where a regular coterie of strolling musicians, jugglers, and buskers perform. Stop by the famous Petite Cabane sugar shack to sample one of their trademark products, maple toffee on snow, before catching a lift on the funicular from Lower Town to Upper Town.

Stacked on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the castle-like Château Frontenac is Québec’s signature landmark. It was here that Roosevelt, Churchill, and Canada’s William Mackenzie King conferred on Allied strategy during WWII. Just outside is Dufferin Terrace, a sprawling wooden walkway 200 ft above the water, built in 1838 and beloved ever since for its spectacular views of the river, the town of Lévis on the opposite shore, Île d’Orléans, and the Laurentians.

Continue taking in sights in Upper Town as you pass by Place D’Armes, Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, the Ursuline Convent, Seminary of Quebec, and the old walls. Return to Lower Town via the Côte de la Montagne to reach Taverne Louise restaurant, where you’ll spend a delightful 40 minutes tasting three types of wines accompanied by a cheese platter before the brief walk back to the ship.

Wendake, ein ruhiges und friedliches Dorf am Rande Québecs, ist die einzige Gemeinde in Kanada, wo noch heute die Nachfahren der Huronen-Wendat, der Ureinwohners Kanadas, heimisch sind. Es war bereits ihr damaliger Häuptling, der um 1530 den Entdecker Jacques Cartier auf seiner Suche nach Indien willkommen hieß. Tauchen Sie ein in die Traditionen und erfahren Sie aus erster Hand alles über die Konservierung von Lebensmitteln und die Spiritualität dieses Volkes.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Rund 2-stündige Landschaftsfahrt inklusive kurzer Orientierungsfahrt durch Québec
• Ca. 1-stündige Führung durch die Huron-Wendat-Stätte in Wendake inklusive Einführung in die Traditionen und Verkostung von gebackenem Brot
• Besuch des Huron-Wendat-Museums im Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, ca. 30 Minuten
• Ca. 30-minütiger Aufenthalt an dem Kapir Kouba Wasserfall

Der französische Charme der Landeshauptstadt Québec zieht jeden in ihren Bann: Die bereits von weitem aufragende Silhouette des beeindruckenden Hotels Château Frontenac, der Place Royale mit seinen liebevoll restaurierten Steinhäusern und die urigen Boutiquen und quirligen Straßencafés sind nur einige Höhepunkte. Entdecken Sie auch die Umgebung und lassen Sie sich von der Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré-Basilika, einem der wohl bedeutendsten katholischen Wallfahrtsorte Nordamerikas, begeistern.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 3-stündige Busfahrt durch die Region
• Besuch des Montmorency-Wasserfalls, etwa 45 Minuten
• Individueller Besuch der Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré-Basilika, ca. 50 Minuten
• Traditionelles, landestypisches Mittagessen
• Etwa 2-stündige Stadterkundung der Stadt Québec zu Fuß und mit dem Bus

Es gibt viel zu sehen! Diese Tour bietet Ihnen eine gute Strecke mit einigen Höhepunkten. Es ist der perfekte Mix aus Radfahren und interessanten Stopps, um die Vielfalt der Destination zu erkunden. Sie ist für Gäste geeignet, die gern mittellange Strecken radeln und Lust auf schaffbare Höhenmeter haben. Auf dieser Tour sind Sie durch den zusätzlichem Energieschub unserer erstklassigen E-Bikes entspannter unterwegs. Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst: ·        Stadtrundfahrt durch Quebec ·        Diverse Fotostopps ·        Stopp an den Montmorency Falls (Eintritt inkludiert) ·        In Nordamerika werden alle Fahrradausflüge zusätzlich von localen Guides begleitet Zusätzlich stellen wir Ihnen gerne einen hochwertigen Helm und Rucksack. Für zu Hause auch im Mein Schiff  ® Online-Shop bestellbar.

Es gibt viel zu sehen! Diese Tour bietet Ihnen eine gute Strecke mit einigen Höhepunkten. Es ist der perfekte Mix aus Radfahren und interessanten Stopps, um die Vielfalt der Destination zu erkunden. Sie ist für Gäste geeignet, die gern mittellange Strecken radeln und Lust auf schaffbare Höhenmeter haben. Diese Tour unternehmen Sie auf unseren hochwertigen Fahrrädern und erreichen mit eigener Körperkraft die Ausflugsziele. Erleben Sie die Stadt einmal vom Fahrrad aus mit unserer Bike-Städte-Tour. Ob durch den Stadtverkehr oder durch verwinkelte Gassen – Sie gelangen zu vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Entspannende Pausen machen diese Touren zu einem Erlebnis. Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst: ·        Stadtrundfahrt durch Quebec ·        Diverse Fotostopps ·        Stopp an den Montmorency Falls ·        In Nordamerika werden alle Fahrradausflüge zusätzlich von lokalen Guides begleitet Zusätzlich stellen wir Ihnen gerne einen hochwertigen Helm und Rucksack. Für zu Hause auch im Mein Schiff  ® Online-Shop bestellbar.

Erkunden Sie zunächst die Altstadt Québecs, die 1985 zum UNESCO Welterbe ernannt wurde, und ein einzigartiges, lebendiges Museum darstellt. Der Place Royale, mit seinen liebevoll restaurierten Steinhäusern und der Standseilbahn in die Oberstadt, prägt ebenso das Stadtbild Quebecs wie das monumentalen Luxushotel Château Frontenac in dem Sie eine Tea-Time in exklusiver Atmosphäre genießen: Freuen Sie sich auf eine Auswahl an Tee, Sandwiches und Gebäck.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 2-stündiger Stadtrundgang inklusive Fahrt mit der Standseilbahn
• Nachmittagstee im Château Frontenac, etwa 45 Minuten

Ausgestattet mit Ihrer eigenen Kamera und begleitet von einem ortsansässigen professionellen Fotografen begeben Sie sich auf einen Spaziergang durch die malerische Stadt Québec. Sachkundige Tipps zu Bildaufbau, Belichtung und Verschlusszeit helfen Ihnen dabei, den perfekten Schnappschuss abzulichten - Fotomotive gibt es in der Ober- und Unterstadt zu genüge.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 3,5-stündiger Rundgang in kleiner Gruppe mit Fotostopps
• Begleitung durch einen professionellen, ortskundigen Fotografen

Nördlich der Stadt, an der Côte-de-Beaupré, liegt die Schlucht von St.-Anne mit dem gleichnamigen Wasserfall, dessen Wasser über mehrere Stufen insgesamt 74 m in die Tiefe stürzt. Freuen Sie sich auf atemberaubende Ausblicke von den auf verschiedenen Höhen errichteten Hängebrücken und Aussichtspunkten. Auf der Île d'Orléans werden noch heute, nach traditionellen Rezepten, Ahornsirup, Toffee und andere Gaumenfreuden hergestellt.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Aufenthalt am Grand Canyon von St.-Anne, etwa 1 Stunde
• Demonstration und Verkostung des bekannten Ahornsirup-Toffees, ca. 40 Minuten
• Etwa 2,5 Stunden im Bus auf landschaftlich reizvoller Strecke

In den Ausläufern der Laurentinischen Bergkette gelegen, bietet der See Lac-Beauport mit seinem schillernden Wasser und den umliegenden smaragdgrünen Wäldern ein wundervolles Fotomotiv. Lassen Sie dieses eindrucksvolle Panorama bei einer Tasse Kaffee und einem Gebäckstück auf sich wirken und freuen Sie sich anschließend auf Gaumenfreuden in einer traditionellen Ahornsirupmanufaktur.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Kaffeepause im Manoir Montmorency, etwa 1 Stunde
• Etwa 30-minütige Demonstration zur Herstellung von Ahornsirup-Toffee inklusive Verkostung
• Gut 2,5 Stunden im Bus mit kurzem Fotostopp

Québec gilt als französischste Stadt außerhalb Frankreichs und diesen Ruf hat sie nicht zu Unrecht: Entdecken Sie Sehenswürdigkeiten wie das Château Frontenac, das wohl am häufigsten fotografierte Schlosshotel der Welt und den Place Royale von Québec. Ein traumhafter Ausblick über den St.-Lorenz-Strom und das Panorama Québecs darf natürlich auch nicht fehlen.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 2-stündige Panoramafahrt durch Québec
• Château Frontenac vom Bus aus

Erzählungen über die Geschichte der 400 Jahren alten Stadt Québec sowie ein Ausblick auf die tosenden Wassermassen des Montmorency-Wasserfalls, die über eine 83 m hohe Kante in die Tiefe stürzen, erwarten Sie. Genussvoll geht Ihre Fahrt weiter: In einer Ahornsirupmanufaktur lernen Sie, wie diese kanadische Spezialität gewonnen wird und wie man sie am besten genießt.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 2,5 Stunden im Bus inklusive 1-stündiger Panoramafahrt durch Québec
• Aufenthalt am Montmorency-Wasserfall, ca. 30 Minuten
• Etwa 30 Minuten Demonstration und Verkostung in einer authentischen Ahornsirupmanufaktur

Lauschen Sie den Erzählungen über die Geschichte Québecs, die fast vier Jahrhunderte zurückreicht und spazieren Sie durch die kopfsteingepflasterten Straßen der Altstadt, welche 1985 zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe erklärt wurde. Entdecken Sie hierbei das bekannte Wahrzeichen von Québec, das Château Frontenac und lassen Sie sich von urigen Boutiquen, Straßencafés sowie flanierenden Straßenkünstlern verzaubern.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Ca. 2,5-stündiger Stadtspaziergang durch die Ober- und Unterstadt
• Kurze Fahrt mit der Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec, der Standseilbahn Québecs, welche Ober- und Unterstadt miteinander verbindet

Lassen Sie sich in der Stadt Baie-Saint-Paul, Geburtsstätte des berühmten Cirque du Soleil, treiben, genießen Sie das bunte Geschehen und die zahlreichen Bistros, Kunstgalerien und Museen. Malerische Aussichten erwarten Sie anschließend bei einer Bahnfahrt entlang des St.-Lorenz-Stroms, die mit einer traumhaften Aussicht auf die brausenden Wassermassen des Montmorency-Wasserfalls endet.

 

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fotostopp am Montmorency-Wasserfall, ca. 20 Minuten
• Ca. 2-stündige Bahnfahrt entlang des St.-Lorenz-Stroms
• Kurzer Spaziergang ins Stadtzentrum von Baie Saint Paul und anschließend Freizeit, insgesamt ca. 2 Stunden
• Rund 1,5-stündige Landschaftsfahrt mit dem Bus zurück

Nordöstlich der Stadt Québec stürzt sich der Montmorency-Fluss 83 m in die Tiefe - somit ist der gleichnamige Wasserfall 1,5 Mal höher als die bekannten Niagara-Fälle. Bei einer Seilbahnfahrt haben Sie den perfekten Blick auf die Wassermassen, die Skyline Québecs und die Île d'Orléans. Die Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré-Basilika ist der wohl bedeutendste katholische Wallfahrtsort Nordamerikas und besticht durch seine Weitläufigkeit und die mehr als 200 kunstvoll bemalten Oberlichter.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Aufenthalt und Seilbahnfahrt am Montmorency-Wasserfall, insgesamt etwa 1 Stunde
• Ca. 50-minütige individuelle Besichtigung der Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré-Basilika
• Ingesamt ca. 1,5 Stunden im Bus für Hin- und Rückfahrt