Places to visit

The city of Québec’s most iconic landmark, this grand hotel overlooks the St. Lawrence River and is a historic site. Visitors can tour the inside or simply admire its remarkable architecture from Dufferin Terrace.

The oldest cathedral in North America, this remarkable building stands out for its finely carved sculptures, stunning stained glass, and historical significance. A must-see for architecture lovers.

For a breathtaking panoramic view of Québec City, head to the observation deck on the 31st floor of the Édifice Marie-Guyart. It offers an incredible view of the entire region.

A scenic riverside walk offering spectacular views, green spaces, and public art installations. Perfect for a relaxing walk or bike ride along the St. Lawrence River.

The seat of Quebec’s provincial government, this impressive building features remarkable architecture and offers guided tours allowing visitors to explore the province’s political history.

These well-preserved ramparts surround Old Quebec and are the only fortified city walls still standing in North America. Walking alongside them offers unique viewpoints and a deeper understanding of the city’s military past.

A historic pilgrimage site just outside Quebec City, this grand basilica is renowned for its stunning mosaics and long-standing healing traditions.

A charming shopping and dining neighbourhood, perfect for wandering through picturesque streets, discovering unique boutiques, and soaking up Quebec’s distinct culture.

Beyond the waterfall itself, this park offers zip lines, suspension bridges, and hiking trails, making it a great destination for outdoor adventure.

Home to an impressive collection of Canadian and Quebecois art, this museum is a cultural gem for art lovers.