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CAPITALE-NATIONALE, QUEBEC
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Explore the St. Lawrence Route
The St. Lawrence Route links Baie-Saint-Paul to La Malbaie. It offers breathtaking views at every turn, and a variety of attractions along the route.
Learn to make Maple Syrup
We all love maple syrup. At Érablière Richard Boily, you can take a free tour and learn how it is made! Discover the equipment used to make the syrup and try some delicious samples while you're there!
Jacques Cartier National Park
Jacque Cartier National Park is a great place to become one with nature. It is also one of the main event spaces in Quebec, holding many year-round festivities including Winterlude and Canada day. The park also offers hiking trails, and excellent kayaking/canoeing opportunities.
Chemin Du Roy
Chemin Du Roy is another scenic drive throughout Quebec. This route runs from Old Quebec to Mauricie and Lanaudière. It passes through a variety of unique and picturesque villages, and provides stunning views throughout the duration of the drive.
Place Royale
Located in Quebec City, Place Royale is a small square reminiscent of the early days in old France. Here you can admire amazing historic architecture and learn about French civilization.
Quartier Petit Champlain
Quartier Petit Champlain is a neighborhood in Quebec City. It is known for it's unique shopping boutiques and bistros. This area is considered to be one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Quebec.
Montmorency Falls Park
Only a few minutes from Quebec City is one of Quebec's most popular attractions. Montmorency Falls stands over 83 meters tall and is surrounded by adrenaline filled activities. Discover the falls via hike, cable car, or at the nearby gourmet restaurant. Feeling extra brave? Zipline across the falls!
Note: Fees apply for special activities
Tour the Parliament Building
You can learn about the history of Quebec's Parliamentary Institutions by taking a tour of the Parliament Building. Guided tours last approximately 45 minutes and are free to the public. Tours are offered in French and English.
Grande Allee
Grande Allee provides a string of amazing restaurants, nightclubs, and bars. It is the perfect place to take a stroll during the day and party it up at night! Whether you are looking for romantic patios, live music, or bustling dance floors, the Grande Allee has it all.
Old Quebec
Old Quebec is a historic area and a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. A visit to Old Quebec is like walking into a piece of history. In fact, it is the only city North of Mexico that is still walled! Aside from the fortifications and citadel, Old Quebec is also home to stunning Cathedrals and churches, fine dining, and horse drawn carriage rides!
Plains of Abraham
The Plains of Abraham have played a significant role in the 7 years War and in Canadian History. In 1759, the Abraham Plains became the site of battle where the French were defeated by a British Invasion. In return, Quebec was surrendered to the British.
Today the Plains stand as 103 acres of grassy knolls and meadows, and are available for visitors to enjoy.
Photo credit to: http://www.caamagazine.ca/
Take a Free Tour
A free tour? That's right - Quebec city offers FREE walking tours! Learn about the history of the city with a knowledgable and local guide - for free (although tips are always welcome!)
Ride the Funicular
It's not completely free, but it's pretty close! For only $2.25 per person you can ride the "Funicular" - an inclined cable railway. The ride is short, but definitely unique and fun!
