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Number of things to do | 117 |
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Cheapest thing to do | Old Québec: First Discovery Walk and Reading Walking Tour |
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Taking a break in Quebec on a budget? The following can be experienced for nothing.
Royal 22e Regiment Museum - Approach the friendly staff or curator and find out about the interesting collections held at this museum.
Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy - Let the kids play or let your own inner child run free — this place simply screams fun.
Marina Saint-Roch - Work on your freestyle or just lazily bob around at this popular swimming spot.
Parliament Building - If you're interested in the past, this is one attraction you shouldn't miss.
Place d Youville - This vibrant spot is a favorite hangout of visitors and locals alike.
Parc de la Chute-Montmorency - There's something soothing about being around water, so take your time here.
Hotel-Dieu de Quebe - If you're eager to check out a few of the more important or interesting places in the community, it's worth visiting this place.
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity - Take some time for a bit of prayer or meditation at this peaceful place of worship.
Le Boise de Tequenonday - Bring along your camera and let the natural surrounds awaken a sense of wonder in you.
Esplanade Park - Renew your mind and body by spending some time in nature.
Old Town
The heart of the city since Samuel de Champlain established Fort Saint Louis back in 1608, Quebec's Old Town is filled with historic buildings, from the Augustinian Monastery to Quebec City Hall. The historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site dotted with museums and landmarks that go back to the 17th century, and the shops of Little Champlain stand alongside the fortifications of the Citadelle de Québec.
Saint-Roch
Home to the city's largest church and swatshs of waterfront parkland, this former shipbuilding neighborhood along the St. Charles River now boasts a vast selection of restaurants and shops set among monuments to its working-class origins. The renovated storefronts along Saint-Joseph Street feature breweries, salons, boutiques, and performance spaces that define the area's bohemian appeal.
Montcalm
Street art and wall murals mark Quebec City's favorite arts district, which offers a laid-back combination of shops, food, and character. The open lawns of the Plains of Abraham mark the site of an 18th-century battle that helped decide the fate of New France, while the bars and galleries along the nearby Avenue Cartier stand alongside some of the city's most fashionable shops.
The sense of history is palpable in this city where the Old World meets the new. Battlefields Park holds old fortifications, monuments, and a museum to the war that gave Britain control over these lands, and you can visit the gardens on Parliament Hill to admire Quebec's magnificent center of government. Visit the charming Victorian buildings on the Grande Allee or the site of the first French settlement at the little church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires.
The countryside around Quebec City includes the low mountains of Jaques-Cartier National Park, where moose roam in forested valleys, while the slopes of Le Relais have been hosting skiers for more than 80 years. At Montmorency Falls, you can walk out over a cascade that stands higher than Niagara Falls and freezes solid in the winter.
Delve into Quebec City past and present to scope out its must-see monuments and modern hot spots. Join a guide for a walking tour that introduces you to Old Quebec, or get a day pass on a hop-on hop-off bus route that can take you a bit farther afield. Check out the sights from the water with a river cruise down the St. Lawrence, or get up in the air for a helicopter flight that adds an extra dimension to the experience.
When you're in the mood to leave town, there's plenty of fun waiting for you. A guided tour through rural Quebec shows you little colonial-era villages along with the cliffs of Montmorency Falls, and a visit to Canyon Sainte-Anne lets you admire the deep, ancient valley from suspension bridges and paths through the colorful forest.
If you're looking for a chance to sample the local craft beer scene, there's a tour for that, too. Or you can take advantage of all the remarkable scenery with the help of a local photographer and build a perfect professional photo album to document your stay.
There's fun for the whole family wherever you roam in Quebec. Here are some family friendly experiences to enjoy together that are bound to make your trip memorable:
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Sail down the mighty St. Lawrence River past Québec City and appreciate the area’s historic charm. Reigning over this heritage city is a grand building.
Feel the water spray as you walk a few meters above these falls, which are even higher than Canada’s famous Niagara Falls and freeze over in winter.
Enjoy the collegiate vibe at Laval University as part of your travels around Québec City. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.
Get up-close with thousands of marine animals, watch feeding demonstrations, have fun with water games and enjoy scenic picnics at this aquarium and amusement park.
Hit the slopes in Québec City with a visit to Mont Sainte-Anne. Discover the mountain views and spas in this family-friendly area.
After visiting Quebec City Town Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Québec City. Experience the area's fascinating museums and great live music.
The oldest commercial district in North America has a distinct European ambience and a interesting mix of boutiques and bistros.
Stand in this spot where a major North American battle was fought. Two warring countries met at the location knowing the victor would rule the hotly contested area.
One of Quebec’s most distinctive sights is a century-old fortress that is also one of the largest military fortifications in North America.
This walled, historic district is internationally recognized as a World Heritage Site and contains Québec’s oldest and most famous buildings and attractions.
Québec’s historic waterfront has been extensively renovated and features museums, restored buildings and a market selling fresh regional produce.
Stroll down romantic cobblestone streets, visit fascinating museums and delve into the rich cultural heritage of Québec City’s proud historic center.
Centre-Ville is known for its live music, and you can plan a trip to Quebec Cruise Terminal and Saint-Jean Street while you're in town.
Sainte-Foy-Sillery-Cap-Rouge is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Laurier Quebec and PEPS while you're in town.
If you're spending some time in Vieux-Québec-Cap-Blanc-Colline Parlementaire, Quebec Cruise Terminal and Quebec City Town Hall are top sights worth seeing.
