Explore Québec City, One Virtual Tour at a Time

Leave your wool socks and mittens in the closet for this excursion to Québec City’s renowned ice hotel. Visit this remarkable winter attraction on a 3D tour and get a close‑up look at all the architectural details that have made this frozen wonder so famous!

This virtual tour gets you so close to the falls, you’ll feel like they’re in your living room! Take the cable car, visit Montmorency Manor, stop at the Baroness’ Lookout, cross the suspension bridge, explore an orchard, and walk down the 487 steps to the base of the falls. It’s breathtakingly beautiful and far less strenuous than the real thing!

Contemplate Québec City in real time from 221 metres above sea level. From the city’s most iconic buildings to your favourite streets, there’s plenty to explore.

Take a tour of four permanent exhibitions in the Gérard‑Morisset Pavilion at this major fine arts museum. Each is curated according to a specific theme:  Feeling, Imagining, Becoming, and Believing.

It is also possible to experience a virtual tour of the Turner and the Sublime exhibition.

Every room in this First Nations boutique hotel is made all the more stunning by the view of the Akiawenrahk River. While you’re there, be sure to pop into the Ekionkiestha’ Longhouse.

If you didn’t catch Féria - L’attraction, the phenomenal outdoor circus show that ran in Québec City in summer 2019, this is your chance to make up for what you missed! Invite the acrobats into your home with the full performances of both Féria - L’attraction and Crépuscule, now available online.

Québec City’s Ursuline monastery is closed to the public, but you can get a peek inside with these 3D tours of an exceptional heritage site. If you like history, the running commentary offers plenty of colourful stories about life within the monastery.  

What do the offices inside the Price Building look like? What is the Book of Remembrance? What do a 19th century prison and a vast English-language library have in common? Learn the answers to these questions and more on virtual tours of sites that are lesser known or closed to the public.