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History and modernity along the St.Lawrence River
Promenade Samuel-De Champlain is a magnificent place to enjoy a walk by the water, while the view from Saint-Michel-de-Sillery Church will take your breath away. Enjoy your tour! Please note: this tour follows hilly terrain and may be considered a high level of difficulty.
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Explore the Sainte-Foy—Sillery—Cap-Rouge heritage site along with your guide.
One of the most remarkable parks in the city, Spencer Wood became a showcase for horticulture in North America through the efforts of its owner, Henry...
Villa Bagatelle, with its distinctive irregular forms and ornamentation, was built in the picturesque English architectural style of the 19th century....
Burial ground to many notable people who have contributed to Québec's development.
Construction of the Saint-Michel de Sillery Church, originally known as Saint-Colomb Church, began in 1852. Inspired by the neo-Gothic style, the church’s décor is absolutely remarkable.
The most beautiful boat.
Located at the site of the area’s first Jesuit mission, founded in 1637. Permanent exhibition on the history of the mission. The artifacts on display...
Stretching 4.3 km from Pierre-Laporte bridge to Côte de Sillery, the Samuel-De Champlain Promenade is a large park on the bank of the St. Lawrence...
This charming house has been transformed into a centre for the arts and science, with a focus on stimulating debate and the exchange of ideas. It...
As the largest shopping mall in Eastern Canada, Laurier Québec is the most popular tourist destination in the city after Old Québec, with over 12...
A world to discover with shops featuring fashion lines from here and abroad, designer children's clothing, gourmet grocers, trendy eateries,...
Located at the entrance of Québec City on Laurier Boulevard, a major hotel and commercial artery, Place Ste-Foy is well-branded and known for its...