Discover
Québec.
Live the moment.
From the cobblestones of Old Québec to the frozen wall of Montmorency Falls — four hundred years of stone, and a different city every season.
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Stay
01The Château Frontenac on the cliff, Hôtel du Vieux-Québec a block off rue Saint-Jean, the Clarendon in the oldest hotel in the city.
Explore
02The only walled city north of Mexico — Place-Royale, Petit-Champlain, and painters hanging their work on rue du Trésor.
Plan
03Five-day itineraries, hour by hour — plus Montmorency, Île d’Orléans and the sugar shacks, thirty metres taller than Niagara.
Skiing, skating, snowshoeing — plus the Christmas market, the ice hotel and the night parades.
Sugar shacks and taffy on snow, then the first rides along the Corridor du Littoral.
Cycling Île d’Orléans, Festival d’été, the ferry to Lévis, light until nine.
Ride or hike the shore while it turns red. Locals keep this one.
guides
Winter Travel Guide
Eleven pages: the walled city on foot, Carnaval, the German Christmas Market, the ice hotel, sugar shacks — and a three-day itinerary hour by hour.
Spring / Summer / Fall
Nine pages: the ramparts and the Plains, Montmorency and Île d’Orléans, rue du Trésor, terraces and festivals — same hour-by-hour itinerary.
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