FAQ

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

The Citadelle is open year-round, but hours vary depending on the season.

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

Admission fees include the 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 the Citadelle, due to its historical architecture, may be difficult to access. However, we make every effort to welcome all visitors.

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

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

The Citadelle is a place exclusively reserved for protocol military events and official visits.

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

Yes, a shop is available to purchase souvenirs, books and commemorative items.

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

It is generally open, except for Christmas and New Year's Day. Check the schedule in advance.

The museum is located in the Citadelle of Quebec, an iconic historical and military site in the city.

The museum is generally open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please check our website for specific hours depending on the season.

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

The Museum visit is self-guided, but the Citadelle visit is done with 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 25th and January 1st.

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

Hours vary depending on the season. The spring-summer schedule begins on the Victoria Day long weekend, and the fall-winter schedule begins after Labour Day.

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

Yes, tours take place rain or shine. We recommend that you dress according to the weather conditions, as some parts of the site are outdoors.

A typical visit lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the options chosen (guided tour, museum, temporary exhibitions).

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

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

Rates vary depending on age and category (adults, children, students, etc.).

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

Yes, some sections of the Citadel and Museum are accessible, although some historical areas may have limitations.

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

A typical visit lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your interest (60-minute guided tour, museum, temporary exhibitions).

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

Only service animals are allowed on the site.

Yes, tours take place rain or shine. We recommend that you dress according to the weather conditions, as some parts of the site are outdoors.