| Known for its spellbinding historic attractions and lavish festivals including the Summer Festival and Winter Carnival, Quebec City is among one of the oldest cities in North America. The capital city of the province of Quebec in Canada, this is the ultimate place to experience the strong influence of the French in the history and culture North America.
Truly an amazing place to visit, the city offers plenty of sights and activities including century old romantic streets and neighborhoods filled with shops, cafes and restaurants. Some of the cities most popular areas include Haute-Ville and Basse-Ville, home to the Chateau Frontenac, one of the most photographed hotels in North America, the Citadel, Place-Royale, Musée de la Civilization and the Musée de l'Amérique française.
Visitors can explore the city on a horse-drawn carriage, which offer tours to different parts of the city. A ferry ride to Levis is also a great way to see the city. If you are visiting with your kids, a visit to the Choco-musee Erico and Villages Vacances Valcartier is strongly encouraged. Nature and outdoor enthusiast will also love a visit to the mesmerizing Chute Montmorency or to Île d'Orléans. During winters Quebec City also offer myriads of snow sports.
For shoppers the city neighborhoods, markets and malls will offer from designer wears to gifts, souvenirs, antiques and more. As the sun goes down, rue St-Jean, West of Place D’Youville, rue St-Jean and Grand Allée, home to some of the best nightclubs, bars, pubs and restaurants, serves as the ultimate nightspot.
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