Quebec is a tale of two cities: On one side of 400-year-old stone walls, gas lamp-lit cobblestone streets and horse-drawn carriages preserve the historic feel of Canada's oldest city, established ...

In Old Quebec City, you have the chance to experience ... It’s great for panoramic photography and is located just below and behind the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac. See the line of extensive ...

With a new London-to-Ottawa direct flight, there’s never been a better time for British tourists to discover this distinctive destination ...

A World-Class Heritage site, vibrant culture and activities galore, local gastronomy and warm hospitality are just some of the things that make Québec City a one-of-a-kind Canadian city.

You can’t miss the intricate Fontaine de Tourny out front—a gift from Quebec’s iconic Simons store to celebrate the city’s 400th anniversary in 2008. Bar 1608 at the Château Frontenac ...

If you have extra time, Old Québec (Vieux-Québec) is worthwhile. Clustered around the city's port on the banks of the St. Lawrence River are the quaint stone buildings and narrow, winding ...

Other routes can be found on the Quebec City Tourism website. There are a couple of area companies that rent bikes and offer guided tours. However, considering the hills in Old Québec ...

Planning your air travel is easy From Ontario, visitors can book flights to Montréal or Québec City through Air Canada ... offers daily departures to 16 Quebec destinations, including Abitibi ...

Quebec City is the capital of Quebec and, after Montreal, the second largest city in the province. Quebec's Old Town (Vieux-Québec) is the only North American fortified city north of Mexico whose ...