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Quebec Tourism & Sightseeing
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Welcome to the most European city on this continent. With its architecture, its pedestrian streets and its fortifications, unique in North America, the Québec region offers unequalled historical and cultural heritage. A visit to the Plains of Abraham and Old-Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage City, will help you discover 400 years of history, while its shows, theatres and festivals will put you in a very celebratory mood! Just a few minutes from downtown, discover very different scenery! Surrounded by mountains, lakes, rivers and the majestic Saint Lawrence, there is no lack of activities in the Québec region. Regardless of the season, it is the ideal destination for anyone who loves the great outdoors. We wish you an enjoyable visit on our site... and hope to see you in person soon.
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Top Quebec Attractions
Many people visit Québec City for its history and beauty, but they soon discover that it is also a cultural hub where groundbreaking artistic trends are celebrated. Francophone artists, actors, singers and artisans are drawn to Québec City, a bastion of the French language on a predominantly English-speaking continent. There is an abundance of attractions in Québec City. Its most famous district, Old Québec, is the cradle of French civilization in North America. The winding streets and bustling public squares date back over 400 years to the founding of the city by French explorer Samuel de Champlain.
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Other Destinations Near Quebec To Visit
Just 15 minutes from downtown, Île d'Orléans is definitely worth a visit! Driving across the only bridge, visitors are quick to fall under the spell of an island where farming and all forms of agriculture thrive year round.
Côte-de-Beaupré is a scenic region bordered by the St. Lawrence River, stretching from Montmorency Falls to Mont-Sainte-Anne and Cap Tourmente. A four-season paradise for adventure lovers, the region is also steeped in heritage and culture. Explore Route de la Nouvelle-France or visit the Saint-Anne-de-Beaupré Shrine for a living lesson in history!
Find out about the Huron-Wendat Nation at Wendake, a self-governing territory in the midst of Québec City. Native hospitality awaits you together with timeless wisdom and traditions.
Nicknamed "Québec City's Great Outdoors," the sprawling regional county municipality of Jacques-Cartier, the Québec City area's green belt, lies just 20 minutes north of downtown. Finally, Portneuf is known for its legendary Chemin du Roy, its charming villages, rich farmland, and breathtaking natural surroundings, complete with cliffs, rivers, and over 1,000 lakes.
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