Quebec City
The Québec region is of unequalled historical and cultural heritage interest, with its architecture, pedestrian streets and fortifications, unique in North America. A visit to the Plains of Abraham and Vieux-Québec (Old Québec), a UNESCO World Heritage travel destination, will provide the visitor with almost 400 years of historical discovery opportunity.
Local attractions include the Quartier Petit Champlain, a great shopping experience with one-of-a-kind boutiques and bistros in a romantic european atmosphere. Or wander through the streets of Vieux-Québec with its handicraft stands, renowned fashion designer boutiques, art galleries and gourmet food stores. Quebec City offers a gastronomic diversity of over a thousand restaurants, which will give you a taste of Quebecois conviviality. From maple products served in sugar shack conditions to fantastic meals savored in an XVIIIth-century ambiance, the Québec City region is a veritable gourmet route!
Québec’s founding religious community held tremendous influence over the region’s development. The most popular of these sites remains the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Shrine, home to the annual Sainte Anne Novena. The experience is a deeply moving and spiritual one for the 100000 pilgrims, who gather here from all over the world in the hopes that their prayers will find a kind ear in the good Sainte Anne.
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The only one museum depicting the naval story of the St. Lawrence.
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Dedicated to the phonograph invention by Thomas Alva Edison on the 6th of December 1877, the museum exhibits more than 250 cylinder phonographs, all in working order.
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The former Québec City prison, inaugurated in 1867 and currently annexed to the Musée, is the work of architect-engineer-surveyor Charles Baillairgé.
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The Huron Wendat Nation's Museum presents one of the rarest collections emphasizing the wealth of the culture and the know-how of the Huron Wendat. The Museum shares the same entrance as the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations.
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The Citadel is the largest British fortress built in North America. A unique location, it is an active military garrison, some of whose walls enclose 300 years of military history in Quebec City spanning the French, British and Canadian periods. Allow
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As you visit the three floors of our museum, you discover that the history of the Good Shepherd Sisters of Québec is intertwined with that of marginalized women and abandoned children during the 19th and the 20th centuries.
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Le Capitole de Québec is a unique and magical place. Majestic stairway, gilded trim, luxurious railings, it is filled with memories of a bygone era.
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the site stands as a reminder of the meeting of two cultures, one European, the other Amerindian, and uses a variety of approaches to bring out the heritage values associated with this event
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Palais Montcalm is a first-rate concert hall with exceptional acoustics and seating for 979.
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Choco-Musee Erico - A chocolate museum and chocolate store for chocoholics!
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Copper… A unique and breathtaking family passion!
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This centre celebrates the life and work of Blessed Marie-Catherine-de-Saint-Augustin, a co-founder of the Catholic Church in Canada
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The most important historical site in Québec City.
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The Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site tells the tale of over three centuries of Québec's military past.
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Since the 17th century, Artillery Park has played an important role in defending Québec. In 1959, the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada recognized the national historic significance of the park and its military installations, which were an inte
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Inaugurated in 1971, the Grand Théâtre offers two concert halls : Louis-Fréchette and Octave-Crémazie.
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Take in the Odyssey multimedia exhibition and relive the city's history from the first days of New France and the battles between the French and English forces (Montcalm-Wolfe in 1759, Lévis-Murray in 1760) until the park's creation.
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The Musée de l'Amérique francaise, the oldest museum in Canada, has its roots in European religious and educational traditions.
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The only maple museum of its kind in North America.
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In the summer of 2010, the Musée des Ursulines de Québec will unveil its new permanent exhibition.
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