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- Take A Walking Tour of Old Quebec
- Visit An Authentic German Christmas Market
- Go Ice Skating at Place D’Youville
- Admire The Christmas Decorations Around Town
- Admire The Château Frontenac
- Wander The Charming Quartier Petit Champlain
- Climb The Breakneck Steps
- Visit Place Royale
- Take The Funicular
- Admire The View from The Observatoire de La Capitale
With its historic charm and storybook architecture, Old Quebec (also known as Vieux Quebec) feels like a place straight out of a fairytale. The best way to start off your visit to Quebec City winter itinerary is to take a walking tour of the area! Bounded by the fortified gates to the city, Old Quebec is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site a...
Did you know that you don’t have to go all the way to Europe to experience an authentic Christmas Market? This is one of the best things about December in Quebec City, and one of the things that made me want to visit! The Marche de Noel Allemand de Quebecruns roughly from the end of November to Christmas week every year (November 24-December 23 in ...
As an ice skating enthusiast (who still kinda sorta has aspirations to be the next Kristi Yamaguchi), one of my favorite things to do every winter is to hit up as many outdoor ice skating rinks as I can. So, obviously, I was super excited to see that there is one in Quebec City! The outdoor ice skating rink at Place d’Youvilleis a part of the Chris...
One of the best things about visiting Quebec City in December is seeing the festive Christmas decorations around town. It’s not as well-known as the Christmas decorations in NYC, but Quebec City is known as one of the best Christmas cities in the world! One look at the city it’s easy to see why – you’ll feel like you’re living inside a Hallmark mov...
The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is one of Quebec City’s most recognizable landmarks. It is also one of the most beautiful sights when visiting Quebec City in winter. Seeing the Château covered in snow makes it seem like a scene straight out of the movie Frozen– I definitely lived out my Princess Elsa fantasies here! Did you know that the Château ...
Located in Quebec City’s Lower Town, the charming Quartier Petit Champlainis one of the main shopping streets in Quebec City, as well as one of the oldest in North America. You’ll find the street lined with boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops. Its picturesque cobblestoned streets are decked out in festive decorations all wi...
When visiting Queartier Petit Champlain, do not miss the view of the Quartier Petit Champlain from the Breakneck Steps (Escalier Casse-Cou), which connects the Lower Town to the Upper Town. This is the oldest staircase in Quebec City and one of the best places to photograph the Quartier Petit Champlain. The steps actually date back to the beginning...
Located in the Lower Town, right next to the Quartier Petit Champlain, Place Royale is known as the birthplace of Quebec City. It is here that Samuel de Champlain built the first French settlement in North America in 1608. The square was originally known as the Place du Marché and primarily served as a marketplace. In 1682, a fire burned down all t...
The historic Old Quebec Funicular (Funiculaire du Vieux-Quebec) connects the Upper Town with the Lower Town. It has been in operation since 1879, and takes you up 210 feet at a 45 degree angle. You’ll not only save yourself from huffing and puffing up stairs (and escape the cold for a little bit), but enjoy some stunning views of the St. Lawrence R...
If you’re looking for some incredible Quebec City winter views, then you must check out the Observatoire de la Capitaleobservation deck! Situated on the 31st floor, you’ll find epic panoramic views of the entire city. It’s especially spectacular in the winter, as you’ll see everything dusted in a layer of white snow, making the city look extra magi...
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- Stroll Through the Winter Wonderland of Old Québec. From early December to mid-March, Old Québec is like a fairyland Christmas village of lights, decorations, snow, and enchanting European architecture.
- Marvel at the Splendour of the Only Ice Hotel in North America. Québec’s one-of-a-kind Hôtel de Glace is the only place in North America where you can sip an aperitif in a bar at -5°C, enjoy a cozy night’s sleep in a room made entirely of ice, and tie the knot in a frost-covered chapel.
- Celebrate Winter Throughout the City at the Québec Winter Carnival. This big winter celebration has been warming hearts since 1955 with a host of traditions that celebrate the city’s French Canadian roots.
- Take Advantage of All the Snow. With over 300 cm of snow most years, Quebecers have long since learned to love this gift from nature. When in Québec City, do as the Quebecers do!
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