Citadelle of Quebec
Monument · Quebec City

Citadelle of Quebec

Photo: Musée Royal 22e Régiment · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

The Citadelle of Quebec is the largest British-style fortification in North America. It houses the Royal 22e Regiment and serves as the summer residence of the Governor General. Visitors can explore the museum, ramparts and grounds.

On day 3 of Montreal and Quebec City in 3 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Admission fees apply; check the official website for current prices.
Time needed
Two hours for the main tour and museum.
Best time
June to September for daily changing of the guard ceremonies.
Getting there
Walk uphill from Old Quebec or take local bus routes 1 or 11.

Itineraries with Citadelle of Quebec

Day 3 of Montreal and Quebec City in 3 Days

Quebec City

How Citadelle of Quebec fits into a day.
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  2. 12:00Plains of AbrahamQuebec City
  3. 14:30Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-CathedralQuebec City
  4. 16:00Montmorency FallsQuebec City
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Citadelle of Quebec questions

Is the Citadelle of Quebec open to visitors?

Yes. Public access is allowed for tours and the museum during set hours.

How much does it cost to visit the Citadelle?

Entry fees are charged. Current prices are listed on the official site.

When does the changing of the guard happen?

The ceremony occurs daily at 10 a.m. from June through early September.

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