The Montmorency Falls on the Montmorency River in Quebec, Canada, June 6, 2017. Daniel Slim/AFP via Getty Images



If you're still finalizing your summer travel plans and seeking a European experience on a budget, consider exploring Quebec City and Montreal in Canada. "Good Morning America" shares insights on affordable travel options, including flight deals, hotel incentives, budget-friendly dining, and sightseeing activities.

For this multi-city trip, Air Canada offers one-way flights from Philadelphia to Quebec City for as low as $123, with return fares from Montreal averaging around $200. Travel experts advise using tools like Google Flights to track and secure the best deals, especially with flexible travel dates.

Hotels like Hilton Quebec City offer perks such as free public transportation for guests staying two or more nights, providing unlimited access to explore the city at no extra cost. 

Embrace French-inspired cuisine by starting your day with a croissant and café au lait for under $6. Don't miss trying poutine, a beloved Canadian dish of fried potatoes topped with gravy and cheese curds, available for $8.05 at Le Chic Shack.

Experience the city's charm through walking tours led by local guides like Samuel Dubois, who offers tours based on a pay-what-you-want model, allowing travelers to pay according to their satisfaction.

Explore the natural beauty of Montmorency Falls, a free attraction standing 272 feet tall, taller than Niagara Falls, offering breathtaking views for visitors under 17.

Consider renting a car for added flexibility and savings. Mileage Plus members on United Airlines can save up to 35% on car rentals through Avis or Budget, with the opportunity to earn up to 1,250 miles. Signing up for the free Mileage Plus program can unlock additional savings for non-members.

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