Aquarium of Quebec
Beautiful aquarium over the Saint Lawrence River with great outdoor areas and playful animals.
Lower Town
The oldest part of Quebec City. An amazing area of galleries, shops, cafes, incredible architecture, flower baskets, cobblestone streets, and the waterfront.
Pierre-Dugua-De-Mons Terrace
Sweeping views of the Saint Lawrence River, Chateau Frontenac, gorgeous rowhouses, and bright green Citadelle walls. A cool breeze and a hill to roll down!
Parliament Building and Gardens
Impressive, stately building atop a hill, with lovely gardens and statues, and a fountain in the middle if the street.
Sanctuaire Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre
One of the nicest churches I've ever seen! In the countryside near Quebec City.
Artillery Park
Stand on the top of the old walls, on geometric stretches of grass and in the adorable castle-like structures of Kent Gate and Saint John Gate!
Chateau Frontenac
The iconic Chateauesque-style hotel that stands high above the Saint Lawrence River. It is the center of Old Quebec.
Rue des Remparts and Montmorency Park
Delightful stone ramparts with cannons, views of the river, breeze, maple leaves galore! Peaceful!
Parc des Gouverneurs
Large square park filled with tall, old trees, looking down on the happy vibes of Dufferin Terrace and the blue river below.
Rue Saint-Louis and side streets
Very crowded street of historic buildings with restaurants and hotels, leading down to Chateau Frontenac.
Dufferin Terrace
The focal point of the city. Views of the Saint Lawrence River and a happy scene of people enjoying life.
City Hall Gardens Splash Pad (Hotel de Ville)
Chateauesque-style City Hall building, and above, terrace and amazing varied splash pad for hours of giggly fun.
Promenade Samuel-De Champlain
Wonderful spot along the river, with happy people biking and roller blading by. Observation tower with sweeping views.
Dauphine Redoubt Park
Enchanting little park with leafy trees, stone walls, old French architecture, and a picket fence, where you can have a picnic.
Rue Saint-Jean (west)
Cute street with cafes and markets, with more locals than tourists. Buzzing nightlife.
Notre-Dame de Quebec Basilica-Cathedral
Cathedral in the center of the Old Town, across from Hotel de Ville (City Hall).
Montmorency Falls
Tall waterfall at the mouth of the Montmorency River. You can walk stairs up to a suspension bridge over the falls.