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Transport
Walking is the easiest and most effective way to explore the
compact Old City of Quebec, where most of the sightseeing
opportunities are. Many visitors also enjoy hiring a bicycle and
making the most of the city's system of cycle paths. If you prefer
to save your feet, take a bus. Public buses are run by the Reseau
de transport de la Capitale (RTC), operating between 6am and 1am
(there are a limited number of night buses at weekends). Tickets
are bought on boarding with exact change or in advance from
newsagents, which is cheaper. Transfers are free if a transfer slip
is obtained on the first bus. One-day passes, valid for two, can be
bought at weekends. Taxis can be hired at ranks and the airport,
ordered by telephone, or hailed in the street in the centre of the
city.
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