Fancy a short getaway near Quebec City? A wonderful family adventure awaits you on the other side of the river. Follow this itinerary designed just for you! Day 1: MORNING — CHAUDIÈRE FALLS PARK You won't have
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Marc-Antoine Beauchesne is a Quebec City entrepreneur primarily in the restaurant and hotel industry. He also serves as President of the Downtown Business Development Corporation.
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In Quebec City, summer is full of opportunities to get out and enjoy the city. Festivals, shows, family activities, and outdoor events enliven the season. Here are a few events to add to your calendar.
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Beyond the popular destinations, some less frequented spots offer a different perspective on Quebec City. These places invite you to slow down and explore a more intimate and lesser-known side of the capital.
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For this new summer season, Unitours is offering a redesigned and improved version of its distinctive product, the Red Bus. Prominently displayed on the streets of the National Capital Region, it allows passengers to
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OLD QUEBEC & UPPER TOWN 1. CAPITAL OBSERVATORY Every city has its observation tower, and Quebec City is no exception. Discover Quebec City in 360° at 221 meters above sea level: the most beautiful and highest view of the
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Marc-Antoine Beauchesne is a Quebec City entrepreneur primarily in the restaurant and hotel industry. He also serves as President of the Downtown Business Development Corporation.
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Quebec City is a historic and heritage city, rich in natural wonders and local treasures. Both in Old Quebec and in the greater region, there are many interesting places to discover.
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Voilà Québec was born in 1978. Forty-six years ago, when tourism in Quebec City was finding its way and visitors did not have access to the digital tools that exist today, a bilingual printed guide began to circulate in
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The Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area is one of Canada's most remarkable birdwatching sites—and one of the most breathtaking natural spectacles in the greater Quebec City area. Twice a year, hundreds of
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The Ice Hotel is one of the most unique winter experiences in the world—and it's from Quebec. Completely rebuilt each winter in Valcartier, 20 minutes from Quebec City, it offers adventurous travelers the chance to spend a night
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The Old Quebec funicular is one of those hidden gems that many visitors miss—or only discover on their second or third visit. Built in 1879 to connect Upper Town and Lower Town without having to
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Jacques-Cartier National Park is one of Quebec's most accessible and spectacular national parks. Located just 40 km north of Quebec City via Route 175, it protects a glacial valley of breathtaking beauty.
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Saint-Roch is the neighbourhood that has changed most radically in Quebec City over the past two decades. A former working-class and commercial district decimated by suburban shopping malls in the 1970s and 80s, it has been revitalized
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The Quebec City Christmas Market is one of the most enchanting events of the Quebec winter — and arguably one of the most atmospheric Christmas markets in North America. Located in Old Quebec for several years, it
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The Château Frontenac is the image of Quebec City. On every travel guide, every postcard, every documentary about Canada, it's the one that represents the city—that silhouette of a medieval castle in green copper and...
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Limoilou is the Quebec City neighbourhood that most pleasantly surprises visitors who dare to venture off the beaten tourist track. A former working-class neighbourhood long perceived as disadvantaged, Limoilou has since
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The Saint-Jean-Baptiste district is one of the most vibrant and authentic in Quebec City — a bohemian, popular, and festive neighborhood that extends immediately outside the walls of Old Quebec, on both sides of the street
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Spring in Quebec City is a rebirth—literal and collective. After five months of winter, the first days when the mercury rises above 10°C trigger an explosion of infectious joy in the city that few meteorological phenomena can match.
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Autumn is Quebec City's secret season—the one known to those in the know, and that first-time visitors often wish they had experienced sooner. From September to November, the greater region...
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