Progressive Dinner on Grande-Allée and History Tour

Explore the heart of Old Québec on a unique culinary and historical journey. Savor the flavors of the city’s finest dining venues during a progressive dinner along the iconic Grande-Allée. Between each course, discover the rich heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, guided by an expert well-versed in the area’s captivating past. This immersive experience promises an evening filled with exquisite tastes and unforgettable insights into Québec’s vibrant culture. But what else can guests expect from this tantalizing tour?

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Key Points

This 3-hour guided tour takes participants to 4-5 dining venues in Old Québec, offering a progressive dinner experience with food tastings and sightseeing.
The tour features a knowledgeable, licensed guide who provides commentary in multiple languages, including Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, and English.
Key sights visited during the tour include the Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site and the Quebec Basilia Cathedral.
The tour is not suitable for individuals with certain health or mobility challenges, as it involves extended periods of walking and navigating stairs and uneven terrain.
Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a light jacket or umbrella, and inform the guide of any dietary restrictions or allergies in advance.

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Overview and Pricing

The progressive dinner and history tour on Grande-Allée offers a unique culinary and sightseeing experience in Québec City, priced at Kč 4,511 per person.

The 3-hour tour includes exploring Old Québec’s best restaurants, dining at 4-5 different venues, and enjoying 5 courses paired with alcoholic beverages or mocktails.

The sightseeing portion covers the Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site and Quebec Basilia Cathedral.

Participants can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and the tour features a knowledgeable licensed guide available in multiple languages.

Hotel pickup and drop-off are optional, with gratuities not included.

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Itinerary and Activities

As part of the progressive dinner and history tour, participants explore Old Québec’s best restaurants, dining at 4 to 5 different venues and enjoying 5 courses paired with alcoholic beverages or mocktails. The walking itinerary may include 5 minutes of sightseeing and 30 minutes of food tasting at each venue, showcasing the Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site and Quebec Basilia Cathedral.

| Venue | Sightseeing | Food Tasting |

|——-|————-|————–|

| 1 | 5 minutes | 30 minutes |

| 2 | 5 minutes | 30 minutes |

| 3 | 5 minutes | 30 minutes |

Tour Features

A knowledgeable licensed guide leads the tour, available in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, and English.

The tour also includes optional hotel pickup and drop-off, with transportation to and from the attractions covered. Gratuities, however, aren’t included.

Optional hotel pickup and drop-off are available, with transportation to and from the attractions covered. Gratuities, however, are not included.

The walking itinerary may feature around 5 minutes of sightseeing and 30 minutes of food tasting at each venue.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with back problems, heart problems, or wheelchair users, as it includes all fees and taxes.

Meeting Point and Group Options

The meeting location for the progressive dinner and history tour is 112 Rue Saint-Paul, Québec, QC G1K 8E4, a yellow building.

Participants must meet the tour guide 10 minutes before departure.

Private group options are available for those who prefer a more personalized experience.

The tour also offers optional hotel pickup and drop-off for added convenience.

Regardless of the group size, the tour’s knowledgeable licensed guide will lead the way, providing insights in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, and English throughout the experience.

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Health and Accessibility

This progressive dinner and history tour may not be suitable for individuals with certain health conditions or mobility challenges.

The itinerary involves walking for extended periods, with 5 minutes of sightseeing and 30 minutes of food tasting at each venue. Participants must be able to navigate stairs and uneven terrain.

Those with back problems, heart conditions, or who use wheelchairs may find the tour difficult. The tour operator advises checking with them first to ensure the tour aligns with a person’s abilities.

All fees and taxes are included, but gratuities are not.

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Highlights of the Tour

Visitors embark on a culinary and historical journey as they explore Old Québec’s finest restaurants on this progressive dinner and history tour. The tour features a delectable 5-course meal paired with alcoholic beverages or mocktails across 4-5 different venues. In between courses, the knowledgeable guide leads participants on a sightseeing exploration that includes the Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site and Quebec Basilia Cathedral. The walking itinerary balances 5 minutes of historical highlights and 30 minutes of food tasting at each stop, creating an immersive experience of Québec’s culture and cuisine.

| Course | Dining Venue | Pair |

|——–|————–|——|

| 1st | Restaurant A | Wine |

| 2nd | Restaurant B | Beer |

| 3rd | Restaurant C | Cocktail |

| 4th | Restaurant D | Mocktail |

| 5th | Restaurant E | Digestif |

Preparing for the Tour

To make the most of the Progressive Dinner and History Tour, participants should prepare in advance.

Participants should prepare in advance to make the most of the Progressive Dinner and History Tour.

Review the tour’s itinerary to familiarize yourself with the route and venues. Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves approximately 30 minutes of walking between each stop.

Bring a light jacket or umbrella, as the weather in Québec can be unpredictable. Arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early to ensure a punctual departure.

Remember to bring any necessary medications and inform the guide of any dietary restrictions or allergies.

With a little preparation, guests can fully enjoy the culinary and historical experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the tour typically last? The progressive dinner and history tour is approximately 3 hours in duration. This allows ample time to explore 4-5 different dining venues and the key historical sights of Old Québec.

| Question | Answer |

| — | — |

| Can I request dietary accommodations? | Yes, please notify the tour operator in advance of any dietary restrictions or allergies. |

| Is the tour wheelchair accessible? | Unfortunately, no. This tour involves walking between venues and is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues. |

| Do I need to bring anything? | Just comfortable walking shoes, an appetite, and a camera to capture the beautiful sights. |

| What is the cancellation policy? | You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Types of Dietary Restrictions Can Be Accommodated?

The tour can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets with advance notice. Guests with other dietary restrictions should contact the tour operator to discuss options before booking.

Can Children Participate in the Tour?

Children are welcome on the tour, but it’s not specifically designed for them. The activities may be more suitable for adults. Families should consider the walking and dining components when deciding if this tour is appropriate for their children.

Is the Tour Pet-Friendly?

The tour is not pet-friendly. It’s not suitable for individuals with back or heart problems, or for wheelchair users. Children may be allowed, but the itinerary may not be suitable for them.

How Much Walking Is Involved During the Tour?

The walking itinerary involves about 5 minutes of sightseeing and 30 minutes of food tasting at each venue, so participants can expect around 2 hours of moderate walking throughout the tour.

Are There Any Dress Code Requirements for the Tour?

There are no specific dress code requirements for the tour. Participants should dress comfortably for walking and dining at the various venues. Casual attire is recommended, though guests may wish to dress up for the dining experience.

The Sum Up

The "Progressive Dinner on Grande-Allée and History Tour" in Old Québec offers a unique culinary and cultural experience. Guests will savor exquisite dishes, explore iconic landmarks, and enjoy the city’s rich history, all guided by a knowledgeable expert. This tour promises an unforgettable evening filled with the perfect blend of taste and culture.