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Old Québec’s Lower Town
Home to a handful of people in Québec City, Lower Town is stylish with chic galleries, boutiques and restaurants.
Old Québec’s Upper Town
Home to many of the city’s most famous sites, check out the area that was the political, educational, and religious center of the province.
Chateau Frontenac
This wonderful hotel is not only beautiful, but is a big part of the history and culture of the city. Soaring above the St. Lawrence River, this is an excellent attraction to mark on your must-see list.
The Citadel
The official residence of the Governor General, the Citadel is a national historic monument that is one of the city’s most distinctive features, built at the city’s highest point. |
Parliament Hill
Owing its name to the Parliament Building, the lively streets of this charming area are lined with good restaurants, lavish hotels and nightclubs.
Petit Champlain
A lovely cobblestone street filled with restaurants and boutiques. In this area, you’ll also find history museums and the renowned Museé de la Civilizations.
Vieux-Port/Place Royale Commercial District
One of the most interesting districts in Québec City, this cobblestone-street area was once home to the merchants of the city. Today, the area is filled with fine architecture, wonderful bistros, lovely boutiques and four centuries of history. |