Top Things to Do in Québec City This Fall

Some are well known, others are hidden gems... the cooler days and the beautiful fall light make their visit even more pleasant. Here is our selection of the 15 prettiest streets in Old Québec City.

Québec City and Area is home to several grandiose places to admire the natural show of the fall colours. Here are 10 places where the landscapes are particularly spectacular.

The Québec City region produces several quality local drinks. Why not take the opportunity to make your own wine route to visit the vineyards? 

Hiking is certainly the most popular activity to enjoy autumn. But have you ever thought about making a different outing for a change? We suggest 5 activities other than hiking to experience fall to the fullest.

Have you ever visited Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Montcalm, Limoilou, Saint-Sauveur and Saint-Roch? Québec City's neighbourhoods all have their own personality and fall is a perfect time to appreciate them.

Looking for an evening activity? The immersive multimedia pathway created by Moment Factory, Onhwa’ Lumina, enchants with the magic of light, sound and video projections. With a length of 1.2 km, Onhwa' Lumina celebrates the life and values ​​of the great Huron-Wendat Nation and is open to the public at dusk. 

With its vast cycling network, Québec City invites you to get on a bike and visit the city and the region while enjoying that special freedom feeling. No bike? No problem! You can rent one or go on a bike tour. There is also the option of the new bike-sharing service àVélo, which offers electric-assisted bicycles in several stations in Old Québec and in central neighbourhoods.

MTBers will find plenty of places to test their skills—and their pedal power—less than an hour outside Québec City. Vallée Bras-du-Nord, Mont-Sainte-Anne, Empire 47, and Massif de Charlevoix all have great trails for all levels of rider, including beginners looking to try the sport, while the enduro trails at Sentiers du Moulin are the perfect place to get sendy.

Fall wouldn't be fall without apple picking! For picking your own, head to Île d'Orléans as well as Côte-de-Beaupré. In most orchards you will not only find apples but also many processed products or local spirits.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this celebration by participating in a special Halloween activity throughout the month of October.