Search results
People also ask
Where to visit in Québec?
What are the best cities in Quebec?
What is the most visited region in Quebec?
Is Quebec a good place to live?
Aug 4, 2022 · 1. Place Royale. 2. Le Château Frontenac. 3. Musee de la Civilisation (Museum of Civilization) 4. Chutes Montmorency. 5. Old Montréal (Vieux-Montreal) 6. Parc Jean Drapeau. 7. Canadian Museum of History. 8. Notre-Dame Basilica. 9. La Citadel de Québec. 10. Mont Tremblant. 11. Montreal Botanical Gardens (Jardin Botanique) 12. Zoo de Granby. 13.
- Top Montréal Tourist Attractions
4. Jardin Botanique (Botanical Garden) Jardin Botanique...
- 19 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Ontario
5. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) Royal Ontario Museum. The...
- Québec City
The only walled city in North America and a UNESCO World...
- Top Montréal Tourist Attractions
Aug 18, 2020 · Whether it’s roaming the streets of Old Montreal, exploring the walled city of Quebec, whale watching in Tadoussac, sleeping with wolves in Montebello, or playing with falcons in Mont Tremblant, Quebec has become one of our favourite places to visit.
- Sleeping in The World’S Largest Log Cabin at Château Montebello, Outaouais
- Exploring Quebec City’S Picture-Perfect Old Town
- Meeting Quebec’s Artists in The Picturesque Town of Baie-Saint-Paul, Charlevoix
- Visiting A Provincial Icon: The Percé Rock, Gaspésie
- Reaching For The Stars at Laval’s Cosmodôme
- Watching The City Swarm Under You from Montreal’s Mount Royal
- Taking Advantage of Mont Tremblant’s Diverse Offering in The Laurentians
- Pleasing Your Sweet Tooth at Montérégie’s Sucrerie de La Montagne Sugar Shack
- Indulging in Sutton’s Joie de Vivre in The Eastern Townships
- Going Wild and Back to Nature at La Mauricie National Park
Nothing says Quebec, or actually Canada, more than a lodge experience! Even better when it’s in the world’s biggest log cabin, isn’t it? At Le Château Montebello , part of the Fairmont chain of signature hotels in the country, you’ll feel like you’re in an all-inclusive resort in La Belle Province’s Outaouaisregion. Nature, woods, sports, family ac...
Sure, Quebec City’s old town alleyways and historical buildings no longer remain a secret around the world, but they are worth all the time you’ll spend exploring them! Walk along the Terrasse Dufferin wood walkway, from the iconic Château Frontenac to the Citadelle of Quebec and the Plains of Abraham, battlefield grounds that have since become a p...
Definitely one of the cutest, most Instagrammable villages in Quebec, Baie-Saint-Paul, in the region of Charlevoix, will leave you begging for more. Quaint and charming, it attracts tons of tourists, especially in the summer when artists open up their galleries and invite you in. Steps away from the shores of the Saint-Lawrence river and the mounta...
Chances are you’ve already seen the Rocher Percé or Percé Rock on a postcard of Quebec. You know that mammoth of a rock formation with a hole at its end nestled in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Gaspésie? It’s one of our signature spots you’ve got to see with your own eyes at least once in your lifetime. Explore it on foot at low tide from the beach, ...
Kids and adults alike will love exploring space, taking part in a mission to Mars or watching a 4D sensory and immersive film at the Cosmodôme. This interactive museum has been around since I was a kid (I’m from Laval, so I visited it many times!) and has constantly updated its exhibitions since, making wannabe astronauts or just curious visitors V...
Montrealers sure have a love affair with their mountain! Well, some would probably call it a hill more than a mountain, but the 10 km2 the park occupies are constantly filled with locals going for a stroll, hiking, enjoying the view or taking part in the Tam-Tam celebrations on Sundays at noon at the base of Mount Royal. If you’re travelling to Mon...
Flocks of people spend weekends and even week-long vacations in Mont Tremblant’s resort town in the heart of the Laurentians and there’s a reason for that! Not only is it a gorgeous essential in Quebec, but it has everything you could imagine ever wanting. Golf, biking, hiking in Mont-Tremblant National Park, gambling at the casino, fine dining, zi...
Some of my best childhood memories are from the sugar shack, a spring tradition where families unite to celebrate our local gold: maple syrup! We enjoy traditional Canadian hearty cooking with wayyyyy too much sweet syrup taste and party along to folk music. Horse-drawn carriage rides and maple taffy are often part of the deal. In the Montérégie re...
Sutton is one of my favourites towns in Quebec. It’s just so darn cute and quaint! Stop into its coffee shop, microbrewery, range of restaurants, or cultural and heritage destinations to learn more about the Eastern Townships, all while taking in the town’s joie de vivre! Nature lovers can treat themselves to biking, hiking, kayaking in the neighbo...
The province of Quebec has multiple national parks, but La Mauricie National Park in the Mauricieregion is definitely a staple! It contains over 150 lakes, miles of forest land, surprising waterfalls, trails for all levels and breathtaking scenery of Quebec’s wild. Turn your visit into a vacation with some camping or ready-to-camp oTENTik glamping ...
1. Quebec City, the province’s capital with some of the best attractions in Quebec. Of course, no list of the best places to visit in Quebec would be complete without including Quebec City. The capital of the province is known for its Old Town, le Vieux-Québec, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Why Visit Quebec? Quebec is the only French-speaking province of Canada, which, due to its unique history, has a fascinating culture distinct from the rest of the country.
Jun 15, 2023. Curated, written and edited by. Rebecca Field Jager + Alison Karlene Hodgins. It’s not like you won’t know you’re in Canada. Like most of the country, Quebec is renowned for its open and unspoiled spaces, stunning wildlife, vibrant and diverse cities, and long stretches of rural lands interspersed with charming villages.
Mont-Tremblant. Located in Quebec's picturesque Laurentian Mountains, Mont-Tremblant is one of the top ski destinations in the province. Lots of natural snow and one of the best snowmaking systems in the world make for a long and happy season for snowboarders and skiers of all skill levels.
