A UNESCO World Heritage city, Québec City is the cradle of French civilisation in North America. Its narrow, cobbled streets, which have witnessed 400 years of history, give off a European charm, also found in the old churches and stone houses that make this six-times-besieged city an architectural gem. The Plains of Abraham, the Château Frontenac, the Dufferin Terrace overlooking the Saint Lawrence River — these are just some of Québec City's many historic, cultural and natural attractions.
A few minutes from this city, surrounded by landscapes of great beauty where nature is striking in every season, you can kayak on the Saint Lawrence or cross a suspension bridge above Montmorency Falls, 80 metres high.
All in all, Québec City is the result of a fusion between Old World traditions and an incredible outdoor playground.