Flights to Québec City

One of the most charming cities in North America, the cobbled streets and winding alleys of Québec City lend it a European ambience. Visitors flock here during both the summer and winter months to attend the many festivals and events, so it can be difficult and costly to book flights and accommodation. In summer, you can bask in warm temperatures of 72 – 77 degrees Fahrenheit, but if you come during winter, pack your parka! The average daily high temperatures range from 17 – 23 degrees Fahrenheit. During spring, moderate temperatures and fewer tourists might offer the opportunity to find cheap flights to Québec City and good-value accommodation, and the same can be said for the fall months. During the fall, you will also enjoy spectacular autumnal displays of color on the deciduous trees.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Québec City?

In general, when booking your flight to Québec City, January is the cheapest month on average.

When is the best time to book a flight to Québec City?

Most flyers found that booking flight tickets 57 days in advance of their planned departure date is, on average, the best time to get cheap flights to Québec City.

What is the cheapest day to depart on your flight to Québec City?

From most locations, the cheapest flights to Québec City are found on a Friday. Booking a Sunday departure is usually the most expensive.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Québec City?

Typically, cheap prices to Québec City are most often found for afternoon flights. Cheap prices are less likely for evening flights.

When is the best time to fly to Québec City?

One of the most charming cities in North America, the cobbled streets and winding alleys of Québec City lend it a European ambience. Visitors flock here during both the summer and winter months to attend the many festivals and events, so it can be difficult and costly to book flights and accommodation. In summer, you can bask in warm temperatures of 72 – 77 degrees Fahrenheit, but if you come during winter, pack your parka! The average daily high temperatures range from 17 – 23 degrees Fahrenheit. During spring, moderate temperatures and fewer tourists might offer the opportunity to find cheap flights to Québec City and good-value accommodation, and the same can be said for the fall months. During the fall, you will also enjoy spectacular autumnal displays of color on the deciduous trees.

How to get around in Québec City?

The best way to get around Québec City is on foot. Within the walls of Old Québec, almost all of the attractions are within walking distance. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as the area is hilly and many of the streets are cobbled. If you get tired, the city’s Métrobus will carry you around the historic area on 4 different routes. Don’t miss taking a ride on the funicular, a steep railway connecting Haute-Ville (Upper Town) and Basse-Ville (Lower Town). If you have rented a car, it may be advisable to park it while in the city, the narrow busy streets can be difficult to navigate, and parking is scarce. Save your car for trips outside the downtown area. Buses Québec City’s RTC Metrobus offers a break for tired feet and respite from the cold if you visit during the winter. The 4 routes run throughout Old Québec City, stopping near many of the most popular attractions. The fare is $2.90 CAD, or you may purchase a day pass, an unlimited weekend pass, or a 5-day pass. Buses stop every 10 to 15 minutes. Taxis Taxis are plentiful in the city and a good option for Québec City transportation. You can hail one on the street, but you may have better luck if you head to a designated taxi stand. The meter starts at $3.59 CAD, and each extra 0.6 mile costs $1.76 CAD.

What are the visa and passport requirements when flying to Québec City?

Citizens of the United States do not need a visa to enter Canada, but need to show proof of citizenship or identity, both of which can be done by showing your passport. For foreign nationals, please check the Government of Canada website.

Which airlines fly to Québec City?

You can find direct flights to Québec City on United, Transat, and Sunwing Airlines, or fly with one or more stops on Air Canada, Delta, WestJet or Porter Airlines.

Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB)

The airport sits about 11 miles east of Québec City and you can easily drive or hail a taxi. Public transport options are limited. Here’s what you need to know to get from the airport into the city.

Buses

Take RTC bus 78 from the airport to Terminus Les Saules and transfer to RTC bus 897 or 1, either will take you to Downtown Québec City. The fare is $3.50 CAD and the trip will take about 1 hour and 22 minutes. Unfortunately route 78 from the airport only runs twice per day, making it inefficient for most travelers.

Taxis

Hail a cab at the airport and you can ride downtown for a flat rate of $34.25 CAD. If you are going to Old Québec City, it will probably be less expensive to use the meter. The trip takes about 20 minutes. Uber service is also available, and may be cheaper.

Car Rentals

Many visitors opt to drive themselves, and it is definitely worth checking for deals on car rentals with momondo.