Quebec Things to Do

 6 Reviews  This beautiful domain, once known as Spencer Wood, served as the residence of the Governor General of Canada from 1870 until 1966, when the house was destroyed in a deadly fire. It was then decided... 

 4 Reviews  A very pretty and trendy street that extends south from place D'youville. This bricked street is home to some very unique shops and cafe's that tend to attract more of the locals then tourists. It was... 

 6 Reviews  This museum is now part of the Civilization Museum. The museum has a large collection of artefacts showing the development of the French civilization in North America. Also not to be missed, the... 

 5 Reviews  Inaugurated in 1933 in a striking neoclassical building designed by architect Wilfrid Lacroix, the Quebec Museum of Fine Arts has always had as its main pupose to showcase the works of Quebec artists... 

 2 Reviews  Village Vacances Valcartier is the biggest waterpark in Canada! Located just 20 minutes from Quebec City, the park includes over 35 water slides, a wave pool, mini-golf, go-karts, kiddie water games,... 

 7 Reviews  We wandered to the Old Port Marketplace on the way to the picturesque train station, but were very glad we took this little detour. Bustling with what looked like mostly locals, the marketplace was... 

 1 Review  So why do I put a shopping center in my "things to do" tips? Because shopping often comes only as an afterthought at Les Galeries de la Capitale thanks to its Mega-Parc, North America's second largest... 

 5 Reviews  Just besides the St-Jean gate, people come and skate in an outdoor square. Surounded by the Capitol, the St-Jean gate and the business center, this is a very central point for everyone to come and... 

 4 Reviews  Walking down Grande Allee from our hotel, on our way to Vieux Quebec, my friend took me to the Hotel Loews Le Concorde. It happens to have a panoramic elevator: a great spot to take breathtaking... 

 2 Reviews  A sugar shack is where they used to tap trees to make maple sugar. We got to see how they did it, and how they made it into maple products. We also got to do folk dances and play the spoons. Before we... 

 3 Reviews  Walking through the upper old town you must not overlook the side streets which often contain the surprise of your visit. In old Quebec one such street is Rue Du Tresor which is lined with artists'... 

 2 Reviews  Visit the Quebec City Summer Festival (Festival d´ete de Quebec). The Summer Festival transforms the city into a giant outdoor stage. Numerous musicians and street performers from all over the world... 

 1 Review  The Quebec Bridge holds the distinction of being the longest Cantilever Bridge span in the world at 549 m (1800 feet). The bridge has an interesting history that has had an effect on all of... 

 3 Reviews  You do not have to leave Quebec City to see some spectacular Autumn colours! With our mid-Oct. 2003 trip to the city, we enjoyed scenes such as this as we drove into the Grand Allee area of the city... 

 1 Review  Looking for something to do on a rainy day? Why not go to the movies! Le Clap has recently celebrated its 20th anniversary and from a small underground theatre, it has grown into one of Quebec City's... 

 1 Review  Founded in 1663, Universite Laval is the oldest centre of education in Canada, and was the first institution in North America to offer higher education in French. With about 40,000 students each year,... 

 1 Review  Held in August every year, the Fetes de la Nouvelle-France (which can be roughly translated at "New France Festival") is a nearly week-long trip back in time to the 17th century, when Quebec was still... 

 1 Review  Quebec Experience - A 3D spectacle of 30 mn. From 10AM to 10PM (15 May to 15 October). Alternatively in English and in French. Mainly 3D photographes with an astonishing mobile face on the left side,... 

 1 Review  There's a beautiful waterfall about 30-40min (by car) northeast of Quebec City. Please don't confuse this with the waterfall that's closer to the city (in Parc de la Chute-Montmorency) where all the... 

 1 Review  As a micro-brewery, La Barberie brews specialty beer products, using oak barrels in the fermentation process. Brews are custom-made, and remain exclusive to each of their client establishments....