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Turn Old Québec into a playground: an app-led, private scavenger hunt that guides your team across historic streets with photo challenges, trivia, and hidden-clue sleuthing. Perfect for groups who want a playful, self-guided city exploration lasting about 1.5–2 hours.
Turn Old Québec into a playground: an app-led, private scavenger hunt that guides your team across historic streets with photo challenges, trivia, and hidden-clue sleuthing. Perfect for groups who want a playful, self-guided city exploration lasting about 1.5–2 hours.
You step off the tram, phone buzzing, and the city unfolds like a map that dares you to look closer. Narrow stone streets slope toward the St. Lawrence; carved plaques and bronze statues wait for the eye that’s willing to pause. The hunt threads you through Old Québec’s fortified lanes, across public squares and past murals that mark layers of the city’s past.
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Operated by Let's Roam · Quebec City, Quebec
You step off the tram, phone buzzing, and the city unfolds like a map that dares you to look closer. Narrow stone streets slope toward the St. Lawrence; carved plaques and bronze statues wait for the eye that’s willing to pause. The hunt threads you through Old Québec’s fortified lanes, across public squares and past murals that mark layers of the city’s past.
Québec City wears its history plainly: 17th‑century French foundations, British-era fortifications, and 19th‑century civic growth intersect in cobblestone patterns and stone facades. Geology is visible in local limestone, quarried and reset into ramparts and façades that still hold the wind off the river. Culture here is tactile — cafés, bilingual signage, and public art that prompt the scavenger’s questions.
This private, app-led scavenger hunt from Let’s Roam runs about 1.5–2 hours. Using the app, teams solve trivia, photograph challenges, and locate clues hidden on plaques, statues, and murals. It’s self-guided so you control pace: sprint for points or take a relaxed route and savor side streets. Expect uneven surfaces, short stair sets, and urban crowds in high season.
Practical notes: download the Let’s Roam app and redeem your ticket before you start; carry a fully charged phone or power bank; wear comfortable shoes and a waterproof layer if rain threatens. Start earlier in the day to avoid peak tour groups and to capture better light for photo challenges. The hunt is a compact way to learn the city’s stories while moving, solving, and seeing unexpected corners that guidebooks often miss.
moderate.
1.5–2 hours.
Moderate—participants should be comfortable walking 2–4 km on uneven urban terrain and climbing short flights of stairs.
This is a private experience; one booking covers your group for the app-led hunt, but confirm any group-size guidelines with the operator when booking.
The vendor notes wheelchair access, but Old Québec includes narrow streets and some stairs—check specific route accessibility in the app before starting.
Yes—download and redeem your ticket in the Let’s Roam app and maintain a data connection for maps, clues, and photo submissions; a local SIM or roaming plan works well.
Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; no refund within 24 hours, per the operator’s policy.
Québec City is one of North America’s oldest European settlements, with French colonial origins from the early 1600s and well-preserved fortifications that reflect its military and civic history.
Respect historic stonework and signage by staying on designated paths and avoiding climbing on monuments; support local sustainability by using refillable water and patronizing small businesses encountered on the route.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the tram, phone buzzing, and the city unfolds like a map that dares you to look closer. Narrow stone streets slope toward the St. Lawrence; carved plaques and bronze statues wait for the eye that’s willing to pause. The hunt threads you through Old Québec’s fortified lanes, across public squares and past murals that mark layers of the city’s past.
You step off the tram, phone buzzing, and the city unfolds like a map that dares you to look closer. Narrow stone streets slope toward the St. Lawrence; carved plaques and bronze statues wait for the eye that’s willing to pause. The hunt threads you through Old Québec’s fortified lanes, across public squares and past murals that mark layers of the city’s past.
Québec City wears its history plainly: 17th‑century French foundations, British-era fortifications, and 19th‑century civic growth intersect in cobblestone patterns and stone facades. Geology is visible in local limestone, quarried and reset into ramparts and façades that still hold the wind off the river. Culture here is tactile — cafés, bilingual signage, and public art that prompt the scavenger’s questions.
This private, app-led scavenger hunt from Let’s Roam runs about 1.5–2 hours. Using the app, teams solve trivia, photograph challenges, and locate clues hidden on plaques, statues, and murals. It’s self-guided so you control pace: sprint for points or take a relaxed route and savor side streets. Expect uneven surfaces, short stair sets, and urban crowds in high season.
Practical notes: download the Let’s Roam app and redeem your ticket before you start; carry a fully charged phone or power bank; wear comfortable shoes and a waterproof layer if rain threatens. Start earlier in the day to avoid peak tour groups and to capture better light for photo challenges. The hunt is a compact way to learn the city’s stories while moving, solving, and seeing unexpected corners that guidebooks often miss.