Québec City’s myriad attractions, history, and friendly vibe keep it on the top of many travellers’ wish lists. Every season in this place brings special events and spectacular sights. Here are the top attractions that help you plan your visit and adore a trip that hits all at right notes.
Include these top things to do in Quebec, as they are not missed!

1. Old Québec

Stroll North America’s oldest streets
Explore the fortified walls fencing this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and check out the beautiful view from every angle. Though it is 400 years old with incredible history, it’s still alive: popping in the summer and magical in the winter. Old Québec is best to explore on foot, full of local shops and charming little streets.

Château Frontenac

Château Frontenac is one of the famous landmarks is also the most snapped hotel in the world. So whether you’re just stopping by for a tour or looking for Quebec City accommodations for staying a night, Château is well worth a visit!

Dufferin Terrace
Roam around Dufferin Terrace and enjoy the magnificent view of Château Frontenac and the St. Lawrence River, along with a sled run in the winter and live entertainment in the summer.
The Ramparts and Gates

Did you know that Québec is the only fenced city in northern Mexico? The four gates and walls surround the Old City, making you feel you’ve moved back in time.

Petit-Champlain
This attractive pedestrian street will win your heart with many local shops and a charming atmosphere. Known for its art galleries and fine restaurants, Petit Champlain is a genuine memory maker.

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2. Montmorency Falls

Check out the waterfall, which is 30 metres higher than Niagara Falls
Whether you’re on a gondola, climbing the picturesque stairway, or on the suspension bridge, the views of the Montmorency Falls are simply breathtaking. Experience the beauty of nature, located only 15 minutes from downtown.

Suspension Bridge

From Manoir Montmorency, a trail runs along the edge of the cliff to the suspension bridge. Once you are on the bridge, you’ll feel the overwhelming power of the falls as it roars under your feet.

Cable Car
Take the cable car for a more beautiful view of the falls and a superb scene of Québec City and Île d’Orléans.

Zipline
The double zipline takes you very close to the falls if you like an adventure. Feel the adrenaline rush on your own!

Via Ferrata
Check out the falls from different angles along the through Ferrata. It’s easy and safe and offers you the chance to get close to the beautiful falls from 3 different routes.

3. Jacques-Cartier National Park
Jacques Cartier National Park is a huge mountainous hill crossed by deep rivers and valleys, is a heaven for outdoor devotees. There are different ways to feel the park and its luxurious surroundings. Hiking on the trails, you may come across moose, beavers, and even deer in their natural habitats.

Hiking Trails
Jacques Cartier National Park includes more than 100 km of hiking tracks. With abundant greenery and magnificent views, it’s the best place to explore the beauty of this region. The hillsides are covered with blazing fall greenery during the fall, making a memorable experience.

Camping Sites
If you want to skip hotels in Quebec City, Canada and would like to go camping, you’ll be happy to know about a number of cozy sites where you can set up your tent. You can also book a small wood cabin, permanent tent, or yurt.

Jacques Cartier National Park in Winter
When the park is fully covered in snow, it’s the right time to take out your snowshoes, enjoy great outdoor activities, and do backcountry skiing.

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4. Île d’Orléans

Stop by many farm stands and artisan outlets around the island for a delicious sampling of local products and the yummiest shopping you might have done in years! Driving around Île d’Orléans is like you have travelled back in time, complete with centuries-old heritage homes, villages, farms, and churches. In addition, the island is home to 5 of Québec’s prettiest villages.

Local Artisans and Products
You’ll get plenty of gourmet stops along the way. Visit cheesemakers, chocolate shops, vineyards, cider producers, and vinegar makers to enjoy a picnic in one of the attractive villages looking out over the St. Lawrence River.

Enchanting Heritage Sites
Île d’Orléans is home to more than 600 historic buildings that have been restored and preserved, including splendid stone houses that date back to the French colonial era and the oldest church in New France.

5. Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec has a collection of more than 40,000 works. This is a complete overview of Québec City’s art from the 18th century to the present day. Visit the pavilions nestled in the museum in the huge area of the Plains of Abraham and look at the talented artists from here and in a different place whose works are on display.

Exhibitions
In the museum’s permanent collections, you’ll find the work of some of the greatest painters of Québec, as well as a striking collection of Inuit art.

A Stunning Pavilion
A favourite place for most Instagrammers, the Lassonde Pavilion is a spectacular piece of construction. The staircases and walkways covered in the light flowing in from the tall glass window are sure to win you over.

Family Fun
With workshops for guided tours and kids, Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec is a fun place to visit for the whole family!

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