Old Québec

The only fortified city north of Mexico, the walls of Old Québec – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – have witnessed French and British regimes.

The MCQ is Québec City's most popular museum. Welcoming more than 100,000 children a year, its exhibitions and interactive experiences offer something for everyone. 

The Plains of Abraham, Canada’s first national historic park, welcomes 4 million visitors a year. A stop at the Museum is also a must!

The home of Québec democracy and the seat of the National Assembly since 1886, the Parliament Building hosts a variety of tours about Québec’s political life. 

Located on the top floor of the Marie-Guyart building, Observatoire de la Capitale offers a unique 360-degree view of Québec City from a viewpoint of 221 metres. 

A national historic site with a spectacular view of the city and river, La Citadelle is the fortress of Old Québec. Take in more than 300 years of history. 

A historical and archaeological museum, L'Îlot des Palais presents interactive exhibitions in its 300-year-old vaults and organizes GeoRallies in Old Québec.

Occupying the site of the first hospital north of Mexico, Le Monastère des Augustines offers a unique holistic health experience to visitors of all cultures and faiths. 

The historic pedestrian streets of the Petit-Champlain neighbourhood and Place Royale take you back to 1608, when Québec City was founded. 

Located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the Strøm Nordic Spa Old Québec is a unique place of complete relaxation and absolute rejuvenation.