Quebec Things to Do

 33 Reviews  Montmorency is a 20 min drive from Quebec City. At 84 meters, Montmorency falls was beautiful but not as Spellbinding as Niagara. We had 2 options - to drive or take cable car to the top of the... 

 43 Reviews  The Chateau Frontenac is Quebec City's most famous landmark. Designed by architect Bruce Price for the Canadian Pacific Railway company, this hotel opened its doors in 1893 and has since then become... 

 27 Reviews  The Plains of Abraham lie to the west of the old city overlooking the St Lawrence River. It was here that the two decisive Canadian battles between the French and British were fought, during the Seven... 

 15 Reviews  In Quebec City, from the end of January to mid Febuary, we have a huge Carnival. There are Ice Palaces througout the city, there are games, concerts, songs, skating, drinking, and a whole lot of fun... 

 44 Reviews  The year 2008 marks the 400th anniversary of Quebec City and to celebrate this event, the Simons family gave the city the magnificient Fontaine de Tourny. The fountain comes from Quebec City's sister... 

 24 Reviews  We had 2 nights during the first week of June to see the city and took advantage of the fine, but cool night to walk through the streets for our first glimpse of the city prior to a walking tour the... 

 29 Reviews  The monument commemorates Old Quebec declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 1985. It is made of bronze, granite and glass. Quebec City is the first North American city to be added to... 

 26 Reviews  The Citadel is a massive fortification that sits above Quebec City, defending the land approaches to the city. Construction was begun in 1820 and completed in 1850. The four-pointed fortress covers 37... 

 17 Reviews  This is one of Quebec's oldest churches, standing where Samuel de Champlain built a modest chapel in 1633. Having withstood the French and Indian War and fires, it contains the tombs of the early... 

 26 Reviews  Eugène-Étienne Taché designed this great building, built in the Second Empire style between 1877 and 1886. It's the meeting place for both houses of Canada's Parliament--the National Assembly and the... 

 11 Reviews  We picked the nastiest day with a chance of rain. Wearing hooded wind breakers we headed into the vertiginous canyon to explore the imposing 74m high Sainte-Anne waterfall rumbling into its 1.2... 

 19 Reviews  Although Quebec City is a beautiful and historic city, it also has a dark side. If you want to know more about that dark side, this is the tour for you. The tour is an hour and a half walking tour... 

 10 Reviews  We visited Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré basilica in May 2011. The first basilica was destroyed by fire in 1922, so the current basilica dates back to 1923. This wonderful basilica amazed me, I had not... 

 10 Reviews  Ile d’Orleans is an island just stone throw away from Parc de la Chute – Montmorency via the bridge. Known as the “Garden of Quebec”, the island has provided Quebec City with fresh produce for many... 

 5 Reviews  So I was hyped for this, because I have a habit of going to the aquariums in every city I visit. This one had a beautiful layout but not very exciting. The aquariums themselves had local fish which... 

 14 Reviews  Built in 1849, the Henry-Stuart house is one of the few examples left of the typical English cottages that were built in the city during the 19th century. It is named after the Henry family, for whom... 

 2 Reviews  A hotel entirely made of ice!?! I know you've heard about this concept before, this is for real! Just about 30 minutes drive from Old Quebec, in the middle of nowhere, here's Hotel de Glace. The hotel... 

 8 Reviews  When you have been touring the river side streets of the Old Town do not consider walking the steep staircase up the cliff face to Chateau Frontenac for that refreshing beer or coffee. It is a very... 

 13 Reviews  The coat check is a must, as you will be here for much of a day. Open from 10-5 (like most things in Quebec), the museum traces local history and has several rotating exhibits. We were here for... 

 7 Reviews  If you want to get a beautiful view of Quebec City from a different perspective, this is a great way to do it. The Chateau Frontenac stands out amongst the lush greenery and sparkling blue water. For... 

 3 Reviews  Nothing quite compares to seeing Chateau Frontenac sitting on top of Cap Diamant as you make your way up the beautiful St. Lawrence River. During summer, the AML group offers different types of... 

 4 Reviews  A well reconstructed Huron village gave us the idea of traditional life of the Indians. The performance was convincing, and the actors were real Indians, fitting very well in the characters. Only... 

 6 Reviews  The Grande Allee is to Quebec what the Champs Elysees is to Paris. It's the "main drag", where things are happening. A broad avenue, it leads from the old walls to the outskirts of the city, past the...