Plains of Abraham is a historic park, which was the site of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759. You can have a picnic or enjoy nature. Visit The Citadel, an active military installation, built in 1832, housing a museum and regimental activities. Next up is the definitive landmark, The Chateau Frontenac, a historical hotel with a view of Saint Lawrence River. End the day with a stroll through Rue Saint-Jean, which was a commercial hub in the 19th century, lined with shops, art galleries and restaurants.
Begin the day by visiting The Market Petit Champlain, a historical marketplace with cobblestone streets selling local produce, souvenirs and fine cuisine. Walk to Notre Dame des Victoires, a charming little 17th-century church with a French architectural style. Your next stop is The Museum of Civilization, an interactive exhibit hall showcasing the history, culture and traditions of Quebec City. Finally, grab some fresh seafood and cocktails at Le Chic Shack, a funky restaurant with an urban vibe.
Discover magnificent Montmorency Falls, a natural wonder, which cascades 84 meters high, having a suspension bridge and zipline for the thrill-seekers. After that, go to The Island of Orleans, famous for fresh produce, farms, vineyards and orchards. Finally, return to the city and enjoy late-night art galleries and bars.
The Huron-Wendat Museum is a First Nations' museum that displays archaeological and ethnographic exhibits. They provide guided tours, workshops and shows. Have lunch at the famous La Traite Restaurant, a fine dining restaurant serving traditional Huron-Wendat cuisine. Next up is Kabir Kouba Falls, a serene waterfall that has a scenic walkway made of planks. Finally, end the day by exploring the city's museum circuit, galleries and night shows.
If you have more time, you can take a trip to Jacques-Cartier National Park, known for its beautiful canoeing and kayaking experiences. For a little shopping, visit La Grande Place Desjardins, a large shopping center. If you have less time, consider combining Day 1 and Day 2 or Day 3 and Day 4. You can also take a free walking tour of Old Quebec or Lower Town with Tours Voir Quebec, which usually lasts for two-and-a-half hours. Finally, June to September is the peak season, so make sure you book your accommodation and tours in advance.