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Walk Old Quebec after dark with an app-led scavenger hunt that blends ghost stories, photo challenges, and local history. This private, self-guided experience is paced for small groups looking for thrills, trivia, and urban exploration.
Walk Old Quebec after dark with an app-led scavenger hunt that blends ghost stories, photo challenges, and local history. This private, self-guided experience is paced for small groups looking for thrills, trivia, and urban exploration.
The lamps along Rue Saint-Louis are already throwing long shadows as you tap 'start' on the app. Cobblestones click beneath your shoes and the Château Frontenac watches from above like a story waiting to be read. This self-guided scavenger hunt threads you through Old Quebec's narrow lanes, asking you to solve riddles, take photo challenges, and listen for the city’s quieter, darker stories.
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Operated by Let's Roam · Quebec City, Quebec
The lamps along Rue Saint-Louis are already throwing long shadows as you tap 'start' on the app. Cobblestones click beneath your shoes and the Château Frontenac watches from above like a story waiting to be read. This self-guided scavenger hunt threads you through Old Quebec's narrow lanes, asking you to solve riddles, take photo challenges, and listen for the city’s quieter, darker stories.
Quebec City is one of North America's oldest European settlements, founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608. The route crosses Cap Diamant's steep rise above the St. Lawrence—the cliff and river shape not only the skyline but the city’s strategic past. Landmarks you’ll meet include the Parliament Building, the Morrin Centre with its jail history, and the theatrical age of the Capitol. French-Canadian culture colors the anecdotes: neighborhoods that changed hands, buildings rebuilt after fires, and rumors of long-ago residents who never truly left.
Practical details are simple: the hunt is app-led and private, typically 90–120 minutes depending on pace. Bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear steady walking shoes, and plan for weather—Old Quebec’s stone streets get slick in rain and frost. Start around dusk if you want atmosphere, or mid-afternoon for better light for photo challenges.
Expect a mix of history and playful competition: role-based challenges (photographer, brainiac, mapper) keep groups engaged. Because the route is urban and accessible, participants of varied ages can join, but the terrain includes uneven paving and steps. Stay aware of local traffic, respect private property, and leave the city as you found it—quiet, curious, and a little more haunted than before.
No — this private, self-guided tour can be started at any time during available hours; plan your start based on lighting and weather preferences.
Many central streets are accessible, but some sections include steps and narrow alleys; check the app route in advance and plan an alternative if needed.
The experience is designed for small private groups; each booking provides one role per player and the app supports multiple participants on the same hunt.
All sales are final according to the tour’s policy; double-check dates before booking and ensure devices are compatible with the app.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lamps along Rue Saint-Louis are already throwing long shadows as you tap 'start' on the app. Cobblestones click beneath your shoes and the Château Frontenac watches from above like a story waiting to be read. This self-guided scavenger hunt threads you through Old Quebec's narrow lanes, asking you to solve riddles, take photo challenges, and listen for the city’s quieter, darker stories.
The lamps along Rue Saint-Louis are already throwing long shadows as you tap 'start' on the app. Cobblestones click beneath your shoes and the Château Frontenac watches from above like a story waiting to be read. This self-guided scavenger hunt threads you through Old Quebec's narrow lanes, asking you to solve riddles, take photo challenges, and listen for the city’s quieter, darker stories.
Quebec City is one of North America's oldest European settlements, founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608. The route crosses Cap Diamant's steep rise above the St. Lawrence—the cliff and river shape not only the skyline but the city’s strategic past. Landmarks you’ll meet include the Parliament Building, the Morrin Centre with its jail history, and the theatrical age of the Capitol. French-Canadian culture colors the anecdotes: neighborhoods that changed hands, buildings rebuilt after fires, and rumors of long-ago residents who never truly left.
Practical details are simple: the hunt is app-led and private, typically 90–120 minutes depending on pace. Bring a fully charged smartphone and a power bank, wear steady walking shoes, and plan for weather—Old Quebec’s stone streets get slick in rain and frost. Start around dusk if you want atmosphere, or mid-afternoon for better light for photo challenges.
Expect a mix of history and playful competition: role-based challenges (photographer, brainiac, mapper) keep groups engaged. Because the route is urban and accessible, participants of varied ages can join, but the terrain includes uneven paving and steps. Stay aware of local traffic, respect private property, and leave the city as you found it—quiet, curious, and a little more haunted than before.