This tour was amazing! We were picked up by the shuttle from our hotel and taken to the bus. The ride to Quebec City was smooth and enjoyable. 4 hours is the perfect time to explore Old Quebec, buy souvenirs and take pictures. The short walking tour was fun and informative. This ended up being much cheaper than taking the train without the hassle of navigating the train station and trying to find your way around. My 10 year old daughter had fun! Definitely recommend! At the end, the driver dropped everyone off close to their hotels in Montreal.

We had a fantastic experience in Quebec City, made even better by our incredibly attentive driver. He was always on time, gathering everyone promptly and without delay — truly punctual to a heartbeat. Our tour guide, Katia, was equally wonderful, a charming lady who added warmth and insight to the whole experience. Quebec City itself is absolutely magical, like stepping into a movie scene. Speaking of which, we were lucky enough to have recently watched "French Girl", which is mostly set in Quebec City. Seeing the locations in person added an extra layer of charm to an already wonderful visit!

JB was our tour guide. Andre was our expert driver. JB was very knowledgeable and entertaining. I’d highly recommend this tour. We only had one day in Montreal and it was a great overview.

Tour guide in Quebec City was fabulous. She spoke perfect English and French. Gave us a very informative tour with alot of history which we loved. Pace was excellent and her instructions for our free time were precise. Overall I would rate her a 10 out of 10. Bus driver was a riot. Corny jokes and information along the way. Highly recommend this tour.

Richard bus driver was excellent- told a lot of jokes . We met up with an excellent local tour guide ( her name escapes me).

Great experience eventhough it was a rainy day. The driver and the guide were very friendly. They now very much about the history of the place. The guide explained in detail history and geography of the places we visited.

We booked this day trip from Montreal. While the van picking us up was over 15 minutes late and the check in process at the office could be improved, we had a lovely day. We stopped briefly in 3 small towns that are picturesque. The long stop was at Mont Tremblant which is a resort and quite busy. We took the free gondola to the mid station and found a nice trail to hike along. Found a great restaurant for lunch and had a wander through the mid and lower areas all in the 3 hr stop. The ride back was via a different route so we saw different parts of the province. The driver dropped us within 3 blocks of our hotel so it was an easy walk.

We’ve done many hop on hop off tours around the world and I would say that this one was rather mediocre. First, there was difficulty figuring out where to board. Next, the person narrating the tour would not accept our QR code tickets. We boarded anyway & caught her grief. The entire tour was rather ho-hum. However, we caught a different bus with a different narrator for our way home, and it was clear that this would have been a more fun experience.

We bought a coach bus trip for CA$ 136 for two of us. It started from 9am from Dorchester Square and everybody should be there 15 min prior to the start but we came about 40 minutes earlier and the staff of the Information centre at the corner of Dominion Square building allowed us to sit inside which we were grateful for as it was a bit nippy. I was using walking stick and the ladies organizing the trip were so kind, they reserved the front seat in the coach for us so I would not need to walk through the bus out and in at each stop. We had great guide, Dominic who told us he was bored doing nothing when retired and with his knowledge about the city he decided to do the tours. And he was really good - told us a lot from the history, about places we stopped and passed by, had good sense of humour - just perfect guy. We saw or stopped at the Notre-Dame Basilica, passed the river along old port and the other side, went to St Helen's Island, to South Central area, via Downtown to Mount Royal. We enjoyed every minute of this trip.

Richard our tour guide and Angelo provided us an excellent tour and exceeded our expectations. This tour is highly recommended.

I had a very disappointing experience with them. When I fist bought my tickets I specifically asked if I could bring my 18lb dog with me and the guy at the reception assured me that it wouldn’t be a problem as long as I kept him in my lap. The day of the tour came and I arrived with my dog only to find a girl overseeing the boarding of the bus who told me that dogs were strictly forbidden uncles I had a crate and put him in the luggage compartment. When I told her that the guy at the reception assured me that I could take him with me she said that it was a lie and that I couldn’t bring him on. She then told me that if I wanted a reimbursement I needed to gl to the reception and ask for lne but when I got there the reception lady started giving me attitude and snarky comments when I told her that her coworkers had lied to me about the dog. At the end the only way I could get the reimbursement was when the manager stepped on and gave it to me (after being there waiting for 30 min because “she couldn’t do anything for me”)

We enjoyed this tour A LOT, and we learned so much. Our excellent guide was clearly a francophone, but she spoke English well. She introduced herself as "Bridget," but maybe she anglicized that and it would be "Brigitte?" At any rate, she was delightful. Understand that there is some walking on this tour -- you don't stay on the bus the whole time, although you could if you don't feel like getting off. We stopped three times for varying lengths of time. The first stop is in Montréal's Old Town, where we stayed for around 30 minutes. You will want to get off the bus for this stop because the experience turns into a walking tour! You won't cover a lot of ground if you're concerned about the walk. We stayed mostly outdoors (it was August) and heard about some buildings, historical figures, and sculptures right around the Place d'Armes. The next stop was the Maisonneuve Market in the eastern part of the city. That was only around 15 minutes, long enough to use the public restroom and/or buy a snack at the market if you wanted to. The third and final stop was in Mount Royal park at a scenic lookout. That, too, was a fairly brief stop, but certainly long enough to enjoy the view, snap a pic if so inclined, and stretch your legs. All along the route, our guide explained what we were seeing, sometimes pointing out something notable, other times telling us about the history or character of the neighborhood we were in. Our family has walked around Montréal a lot, so most areas on the tour were not new to us, but almost everything our guide said told us something we did not know and enjoyed finding out. We had never been to the Olympic park (site of the 1976 summer games); driving through that area reminded us of those days being glued to the television set watching Nadia Comaneci, Bruce (at the time) Jenner, and Sugar Ray Leonard make history. Our guide did a nice job of telling us where we were, so if you are new to the city and want an orientation, this tour does that well. Members of the tour were able to ask a lot of questions, and our guide answered them all cheerfully. Many questions were about life in Canada as opposed to the sights on the tour; it was fun to hear a Canadian tell us about how education or healthcare work in Canada. The bus had clean windows and we certainly we saw a lot, but it was even nicer to learn some new things about this wonderful city. Our guide even offered recommendations on places to visit. The bus was not a double-decker, which we ended up really appreciating. I don't know if the tour line even has double-decker tours, but if they do, you'll be happy inside. We could always hear the guide (she used a microphone in the bus) rather than city noises, and the climate in the bus was very comfortable on an otherwise warm day. This bus tour delighted us, and the time flew by.

Unfortunately our guide did not come and we waited 20 minutes for a sub who was with us a short time before another guide took over. Supposedly we were able to have a complete tour even through we started late and ended at the regular time! Fortunately…The guide who we ended up with Was excellent!!! He saved the day!!!

Great day. Made us want to come back to Montreal for a real 7-10 day getaway. This is a broad tour that will peak your interest about a lot of neighborhoods and activities in Montreal. There is so much to do and see here and this tour would be a great activity on your first day in town so you can set up the rest of your trip.

The tour guide was excellent, but the tour was shortened by one hour and we were dropped off by Notre Dame instead of at the starting point where it was supposed to be finished. We didn’t feel like we got the full tour that was promised in the description. I realize they had to take a reverse route due to the Gay Pride Parade, but as we walked back (1.5 miles) to our starting point, there was no traffic or activity and they could have easily taken us back. It seemed like they were tired and didn’t want to deal with the inconvenience. The tour up to that point was good but the experience was spoiled by the ending.