My hotel, Auberge St Pierre was steps from the Old Port area. Lots of nice buildings - not necessarity old world but rather previous banks and insurance companies. Great architecture. Great restaurants too - not tourist traps. At least where we ate. I will always...More

If you are coming into Quebec city on a cruise ship, you be docked in the Old Port and will find that it is an easy walk into town. You can walk over to the lower town. You will have to walk uphill or navigate...More

There is a building with a farmer's market along the waterfront, and it is amazing. Lots of packaged food (including but not limited to maple syrup), that you can bring home.

By walking through the city you see so much more than by car. Little bistros, Art shops, trades stores, restaurants. This is the place to just slow down and to take it all in. We walked down to the lock and watched as fishermen launched...More

Visited the area as my ship was berthed in the old port. Plenty of olde worlde stores selling local artefacts as well as the usual tourist trinkets

Three cruise ships, a zillion people (most spending their entire time taking photographs), busy restaurants, tourist trap shops etc. We won't be back.

While there’s not a lot to explore in this area, there was a Disney cruise ship in the port (for the first time). There was apparently great excitement about it as the city had fireworks in the evening to welcome the ship.