FAQ

La Citadelle is located at the top of Côte de la Citadelle, in Old Quebec. 1, côte de la Citadelle, Québec (QC) G1R 3R2

La Citadelle is open all year round, but opening times vary according to the season.

Due to its status as an active military base, La Citadelle can only be visited in the company of a guide. The visit also includes access to the Royal 22e Régiment Museum.

Admission includes a guided tour of the Citadelle and free access to the Royal 22e Régiment Museum. Reduced prices are available for children, students and groups.

Some areas of La Citadelle, due to its historic architecture, may be difficult to access. However, we do our utmost to welcome all visitors.

Yes, some ceremonies, such as the Musique en Rouge shows, are open to the public depending on the season.

Yes, educational and interactive activities are offered, allowing young people to discover history in a fun way.

La Citadelle is exclusively reserved for official military events and official visits.

No, access to the Citadelle is by guided tour only, due to its active military status.

Yes, a gift store is available for souvenirs, books and commemorative items.

Although located at La Citadelle, the Residence of the Governor General is managed by another organization. Visits are possible under certain conditions. See their website for details.

It is generally open, except on Christmas and New Year's Day. Check the opening hours in advance.

The museum is located at the Citadelle of Québec, an emblematic historical and military site in the city.

The museum is generally open daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Please consult our website for specific seasonal opening times.

Admission is included with general admission to the Citadelle. Special rates are available for groups and students.

The Museum is self-guided, but the Citadelle can be visited in the company of a guide.

Yes, we have a boutique offering souvenirs, books and commemorative items related to the history of the Royal 22e Régiment.

The museum is closed on December 25 and January 1.

Yes, the museum is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Ramps and adapted areas are in place.

Schedules vary according to season. The spring-summer schedule begins on the National Patriots' Day long weekend, and the fall-winter schedule begins after Labor Day.

Reservations are not required for regular tours, but are recommended for groups or special events.

Yes, visits take place rain or shine. We recommend that you dress for the weather, as some parts of the site are outdoors.

A typical visit lasts around 1h30 to 2h, depending on the options chosen (guided tour, museum, temporary exhibitions).

Reservations are not required for regular tours, but are essential for groups or special events.

Yes, guided tours are available in French and English to explore the Citadelle and the Royal 22e Régiment Museum.

Prices vary according to age and category (adults, children, students, etc.).

The main entrance is at 1 Côte de la Citadelle, Quebec City. Follow the signs to the parking lot and reception area.

Yes, some sections of La Citadelle and the Museum are accessible, although some historic areas may have limitations.

The Residence is managed by a separate organization and can be visited under specific conditions. Visit their website for more information.

A typical visit lasts between 1h30 and 2 hours, depending on your interests (60-minute guided tour, museum, temporary exhibitions).

Yes, the museum regularly offers temporary exhibitions to complement its permanent collection.

Only service animals are allowed on site.

Yes, visits take place rain or shine. We recommend that you dress for the weather, as some parts of the site are outdoors.