Quebec City embodies joie de vivre through its European flair and sophisticated charm, making it ideal for shopping, dining and exploring Canada's historical attractions.  

The Historic District of Old Quebec showcases landmarks like Chateau Frontenac and Rue du Petit-Champlain, North America's oldest street lined with cafés, boutiques and restaurants, while Terrasse Dufferin's wooden boardwalk provides stunning St. Lawrence River views. 

The Plains of Abraham and Battlefields Park blend urban green space with Quebec history, creating a setting for year-round activities. Cultural celebrations peak during Carnaval de Quebec, the world's largest winter festival, featuring mascot Bonhomme Carnaval's ice palace, sculpture competitions and maple product tastings. 

Quebec's dining scene ranges from fine restaurants to Chez Ashton, famous for exceptional poutine throughout the province, while adventure seekers can explore the nearby Charlevoix region, a World Biosphere Reserve in the Laurentian Mountains offering skiing, mountain biking and kayaking along the St. Lawrence River's shores. 

Experience Quebec City's European charm in the heart of Canada. 

National language: French and English

Currency: CAD (Canadian dollar)  

Voltage: 120V