Fly from
Budget
C$ 263 - C$ 305
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Toronto Pearson IntlQuébec City
YYZ - YQB
YYZYQB
Toronto Pearson Intl
2023-05-06
Nonstop1h 26m
Québec City
2023-05-08
Nonstop1h 40m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-05-06
Nonstop1h 33m
Québec City
2023-05-08
Nonstop1h 48m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-05-11
1 stop2h 53m
Québec City
2023-05-15
1 stop2h 59m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-04-29
1 stop2h 37m
Québec City
2023-05-04
1 stop3h 39m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-06-12
1 stop2h 53m
Québec City
2023-06-16
1 stop2h 59m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-05-11
Nonstop1h 33m
Québec City
2023-05-15
Nonstop1h 48m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-05-11
Nonstop1h 33m
Québec City
2023-05-14
Nonstop1h 48m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-06-10
Nonstop1h 33m
Québec City
2023-06-11
1 stop3h 39m
Toronto IslandQuébec City
YTZ - YQB
YTZYQB
Toronto Island
2023-05-06
1 stop5h 38m
Québec City
2023-05-08
Nonstop1h 48m
January
C$ 417
February
C$ 500
March
C$ 462
April
C$ 476
May
C$ 372
June
C$ 444
July
C$ 569
August
C$ 544
September
C$ 548
October
C$ 465
November
C$ 481
December
C$ 502
May is currently the cheapest month to fly to Québec City. At this moment in time July is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.
YTO - YQB Price | C$ 372 - C$ 665 |
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Travellers taking cheap flights to Quebec City will be charmed by its idyllic setting on the St. Lawrence River, its rich and stirring history, its architectural heritage, and, its residents’ way of life. Quebec City has a joie de vivre; good food, good wine and good company are top priorities.
The Upper Town is home to the Citadelle and the imposing Château Frontenac. Its medieval-style gables and turrets add a touch of fairytale to the city. The Plains of Abraham, where the British wrested Quebec from the French in 1759, are a short walk away. Stay in this era for a while by viewing some 18th-century paintings in the Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec.
Climb down the casse-cou (“neck-breaking” steps) or take the funicular to the Lower Town, the oldest part of Old Québec. The streets are buzzy and lively with galleries, craft boutiques, restaurants and bistros. The Musée de la Civilisation is here and the Old Port area is wonderful for a stroll or for hopping onto a summertime cruise of the St. Lawrence.
It is wintertime when Quebec City really shines. This twinkling wonderland hosts winter sports, the world-famous Carnaval and a beautiful but temporary ice hotel.
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Quebec City has a humid continental climate. Winters are cold and snowy, summers are warm and often humid. There is plenty of rainfall throughout the year. Summer temperatures range between 10 and 30 degrees Celsius (50-86 degrees Fahrenheit). Winter temperatures plummet to between -25 and -5 degrees (-13 to 23F). Average snowfall is between 64 and 77cm. Locals, and visitors arriving on cheap flights to Quebec City, make the most of the snow. The Québec Winter Carnival takes place in early February when the city is at its coldest.
To best see Quebec, you’ll want to walk or take a bike tour through one of the city’s historic sections. In the summer you can explore the Route Verte, a network of cycling trails connecting 16 regions and 320 municipalities. Public buses run by Réseau de transport de la Capitale operate between 6am and 1am. On the weekend you can catch a night bus. To get from Basse-Ville to the upper part of Old Quebec, take the funicular.