My Cousin is the comandant of the 22nd. we got to drive straight into the citadel with a few of my fellow cousins from the huron wendat tribe. he invited us in too see where he stayed and gave us a more in depth tour of the citadel including some of the areas that most tourists will never see. but... More

Small garrisons of a Canadian regiment now stays in the citadel and there is nothing great to see. They have hourly conducted tours inside for a fee where they will narrate the history of the Citadelle. Good for the history buffs and photographers.

The citadelle is a military garnison, even in our days. It's impressive as a construction. Definitely worth visiting. There's a fee if you want to take the guided tour inside it.

Tour guide did a great job sharing the interesting history of this historic place. Fantastic views from the top.

Take a guided tour and get lots of good information about the Army unit's history at a still active Army base.

If you like ary history about the wars and see a museum this is the place to go. Very interesting guided tours. The tours are in French and English. You can see the changing of the guard which is intertaning

Very informative tour. While we waited for our tour, a number of other groups finished up, everyone smiling and everyone clapping to thank their guide. Our guide (Pierre) was excellent and definitely knew his history. It would have been nice to have a tour longer than one hour, as it wasn't enough time to see everything. One of the best... More

Wonderful guide with good knowledge of the site: helpful and funny when questions asked. Well presented and provides good overview of the history and fortifications

It's worth taking the tour. The views of the grounds on the outside of the fort are amazing. It's a Quebec must-see. There are tours in English and French. There are some steep streets, so it could be difficult for the mobility-challenged. The history is though-provoking and well-presented.