Contact Québec City Tourism

1. Centre Infotouriste de Québec

Multiservice tourist information bureau run by Tourisme Québec. Visitors to the bureau can gather information on Québec City and area and all Québec destinations and book their accommodations.

2. Tourist Information Bureau, Tourisme Chaudière-Appalaches

Located on highway 20 East in Lévis (Saint-Nicolas), the Tourist Information Bureau offers comprehensive tourist information for Québec City and area. The staff will be delighted to help you plan your stay, providing you with an array of free materials. They'll also assist you in booking accommodations or campgrounds. Free Internet access and picnic tables.

3. Île d'Orléans

Our tourist bureau makes it a point to provide professional and personalized information. We greet you with a smile and can help you find attractions, activities, local products or artists and artisans from Île d'Orléans. You can also obtain a cultural passport, in French or English, that will enable you to learn about cultural, historical and other sites of interest on Île d'Orléans (available at the visitor reception office and interpretation centres).

4. Saint-Raymond

The Saint-Raymond tourist bureau is the ideal place for accurate information on Saint-Raymond and the surrounding area. The bureau has leaflets, maps and other promotional material on the region's attractions. Our personnel has all the information you need about the numerous activities available in our region. Come pay us a visit to discover the Portneuf region's hidden treasures and little corners of paradise.

5. Québec / Borough of Charlesbourg

The Charlesbourg tourist welcome office is located in an old flour mill dating back to 1742. The adjacent gardens make the whole site a wonderfully pleasant and tranquil place to visit. On weekends, the aroma of bread baking in an outdoor oven fills the air. Thanks to its location outside of the limits of Old Québec City the site is easily accessible to visitors. You'll find tourist guides for all regions, assistance booking accommodations and itineraries to make your stay enjoyable. What's more, you'll be delighted by our friendly staff.

6. Côte-de-Beaupré

Contact us to plan your stay on the Côte-de-Beaupré. In summer, we provide services by phone, email or in person. If you're looking to reserve accommodations, a restaurant or an activity, we're the ones to ask! The waterfalls, the canyon, the mountains, the wildlife and other distinctive features are nature at its most magnificent! Whether you're a nature lover, a seasoned athlete, an extreme outdoor enthusiast or a contemplative walker, you'll adore it.

7. Wendake

Fourteen minutes from downtown Québec City, the tourist office of Wendake is a tourist information office that promotes Wendake, the only Huron-Wendate community in Canada, and its attractions. Come visit, for example, the First Nations Hotel, the Huron-Wendat Museum and the Traditional Huron Site.

8. Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures

This tourist information station located in the Parc routier Cap-de-Pierre between exits 285 and 295 of Highway 40 East gives you 24-hour access to travel literature on the greater Québec City area. You can also purchase maps of the region, province and Canada from an on-site vending machine, or use the direct line to talk to tourist information staff if you need more information. There's an outdoor playground for the children, picnic tables and a restaurant. Reduced mobility access.

9. Lac-Beauport

The tourist information relay is located at the entrance of Lac Beauport, at the gas station on the corner of Jacques-Bédard Street and the Boulevard du Lac. Lac Beauport offers you a great choice of outdoor activities: mountain hiking, cross country skiing, alpine skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating on the lake during winter time, swimming in the lake during summer time, mountain biking, accommodations, restaurants, shopping, and historic sites. No on-site staff.

10. Municipalité de Lac-Beauport

11. Laurier Québec

Strategically located about five minutes from the Pierre-Laporte and Québec bridges, the Laurier Québec tourist information station features a giant 64-inch touch screen with access to the official website for the Québec City region. It contains a wealth of tourist information about Old Québec, local activities and attractions, events, accommodation, restaurants and other key data. This tourist station has a large parking area and is accessible to persons with reduced mobility. Laurier Québec is the second most visited destination in the Québec City area, after Old Québec.