Old Quebec Tours

Very satisfied with this tour.two days pass for sightseeing the whole city with a very nice driver and great audio historic information pro each place we visited very convinient to take a break at stops and continue next day!

Quebec is quite small but there are a lot of hills so this tour is definitely worth doing! If you sit on the front row upstairs you get to see just how fantastic the drivers must with this huge buses on tiny streets!

Our first time on a bus tour. Heard a lot about it and were really excited.It leaves from the epicenter of Quebec city literally and you get to see all the important places.The ride is for an hour and our guide was witty and knowledgeable.They cover some really important landmarks like Plains of Abraham, Parliament building, Frontenac hotel etc etc.You can go to the top of the bus which is preferred or for those who cannot climb, sit downstairs.Cost of tickets for 4 people is around 110 dollars. If you drive go early as it's next to impossible to find parking.Will give you a super hot tip - LA Citadel is close by and we parked there.We clubbed this place with the bus tour and left our vehicle there.It gets really hot though on top so don't forget your sunscreen, shades and hat.

Nice way to tour a few key places of interest in the city. We took the express tour which was an hour and drove through the city. Was a good option to explore when the weather wasn’t the best.

Ended up getting a refund, not what I wanted at the time, for our Countryside Tour. We had taken an Uber to the meeting location on our voucher as directed. A young man there informed us that the meeting place had changed, but was only a few blocks away" while handling us a pre-printed map. We had taken the Uber because my father has trouble walking and the new meeting point was almost back to our hotel. I was told to go in information to speak with his colleague if I wanted a resolution or to speak to someone at the office. Inside I was again told it was just a few blocks. When I asked when it had been changed

The tour could be clearly understood in both French and English with the headphones. I am not sure if they have a live guide in the summer months.The red route seemed to drive back and forth on the same roads a couple of times but I am not sure if there is a way around this.There is a lot of construction going on in Quebec City right now and we sat in a lot of traffic. We understand this is out of their control but they should offer a discount or advise as it sounded like they knew about it. The bus driver was good and let a few of us off as we had not moved for 20 + minutes.There is a lot to see in Quebec and the timing of the audio to the location was pretty good as we have been on other hop on hop off where there was a delay.The driver and staff were a bit “short” when we spoke to them but it may have been because of a language difference…We always think the hop on hop off are the best way to get to know a city!

We did a two hour guided tour. Our bus driver was Allen and he provided a lot of information about the Qubec city and its history. Quebec (where the river narrows) is a strategic city for French & English men, and that's why there were wars in between to capture it.A must guided tour for the city, if you are in Quebec.

I wish there had been a live person giving the tour with more insight and up to date info. I did a city hop on tour in Edinburgh that was outstanding with a tour guide who was knowledgeable and witty.

The least informed city tour we've ever been on. Approximately 60% or more listening to music instead of getting sought-after & valuable information. Surely Old Quebec has so many topics to discuss with tourists, easily there could be hours of constant exchange of information. I began to wonder if I was in a piano bar.Unitours Red Line was a waste of time and money. Try a different tour service provider. You'll thank me later. Trust me.