What makes it 68% Baby-Friendly: Babies are welcome, and benches and a funicular ease movement, but bumpy cobblestones, one toilet with no listed change table, and few nursing spaces require parents to bring gear and plan pauses.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time to stroll Rue du Petit-Champlain, sample treats, ride the funicular and rest without rushing with a baby.
Stroller-Friendly Stroll:
Walk the pedestrian-only cobblestone street lined with shops and cafés.
Tip: Use a sturdy stroller with good wheels and go early to avoid crowds.
Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec:
Ride between Lower Town and Upper Town without carrying stroller up the hill.
Tip: Fold the stroller flat at the boarding point; baby travels free.
Maple Taffy Demo & Taste:
Watch hot maple taffy poured on snow and enjoy a small portion.
Tip: Sit on a nearby bench for feeding or soothing the baby while you watch.
Bench Breaks in Parc Sous-le-Fort:
Rest on outdoor benches next to fireplaces and green space.
Tip: Bring a travel snack for your baby and use the bench areas for feeding.

Salim Asif
Not to be missed place. Small shops, cobblestone streets, stone walls, hanging pots… the place has it all. Nice eateries with sit out options. You can also try the rail lift to reach the ramparts for 6 CAD.
Derek Ryan
Honestly very nice. Never realized that place was there until our first night. The drive there is beautiful, the water, boats, the people being outside and enjoying the day. It’s not a very big place, but the scenery and good little restaurants make it worth it. From there you can go up and visit the chateau Frontenac.
Robin Gandhi
Do not bother comparing to Paris. Which a lot of people come expecting. It's nice in its way. Small local shops with expensive stuff. Expensive food. A very small lane honestly. A couple of good things though. A funicular that takes you up and down to the Hotel for 5$. The port is nearby. A couple of murals and churches are nearby. The museum is close by. Everything at a walkable distance. One of ...
Elizabeth Martel
A must visit on your trip to old QC City, amazing location of shops and restos, its get hot so wear sun protection and find shade when you can, this place is as equally amazing in winter, but its very cold in winter!!! Still beautiful :). Weekends they offer entertainment during summer days usually starting around father's day.
Jennifer Peter-Manickam
This shopping was good. Lots of neat little artisan and touristy shops. Start your day here and then walk up the hill for the rest of the day. Prices are very high for food.
Winter brings ice sculptures and outdoor fireplaces for marshmallow roasting. Summer features flower baskets and occasional street performances from June to August.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Funicular tickets (2 adults) | CAD 8 |
| Maple taffy portion | CAD 5 |
| Beaver Tail pastry | CAD 6 |
| Bottled water and snacks | CAD 8 |
| Total Estimated | CAD 27 |
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