Quebec is Canada’s largest province, with most of its cities set along the Saint Lawrence River. Quebec City attracts holidaymakers – especially history lovers – with a UNESCO-listed Old Town that's reminiscent of medieval Europe. Some of the city’s most beautiful buildings include Notre-Dame de Quebec Basilica-Cathedral and Château Frontenac. Most of Quebec’s population is fluent in French, making it a rather popular holiday destination among European travellers.
If you prefer the great Canadian outdoors, plan a visit to Charlevoix on the northern shore of the Saint Lawrence River. With the dramatic Laurentian Mountains as its backdrop, the region boasts gorgeous fjords, headlands, and bays. Another must-visit is the vast and rugged Gaspé Peninsula, which has 4 national parks with trails leading to picturesque waterfalls.
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Montreal
Montreal, in the southwest of French-speaking Quebec, is a diverse and cosmopolitan island city. Taking its name from Mount Royal—the mini-mountain right located in the city center—Montreal boasts a rich history and still exudes old-school European elegance; nowadays it’s also...
Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America. Founded in 1608 on the banks of the Saint-Lawrence River, it’s the former capital of New France, now the capital of the Canadian province of Quebec. It’s famed for...
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