Updating Map... 1,411 - 1,420 of 7,821 reviews
If you're an American living in the Northeast who would like to travel to Europe, but are afraid to fly or are short on funds to make the hop across the pond, then get your passport and simply drive to Quebec City! With its 400+...More
Our first visit to the east coast of Canada and Quebec has not disappointed. The town is fantastic very picturesque and stunning architecture. I can't rate the food high enough or the atmosphere. Well worth a visit
Great place for kids to run around plazas and enjoy the weather. Balloon artist located near artists row.
The best way to enjoy the town is walking through all the narrow streets and get to see every corner of Old Quebec!
I love to visit this area of Quebec City for its charm, its interesting shops, the architecture, the funiculaire, the museums and attractions and its location to Chateau Frontenac. its location to the river also makes it a great place to stroll and to catch...More
Very pleasant and beautiful neighborhood. Shops and the buildings are amazingly fantastic. I spent one whole day just walking and enjoying visiting different places.
This is an important historical Canadian city and is a great place to visit. It has French Canada's charm, interesting architecture, lovely restaurants, quaint corners, all kinds of accommodation and very warm local folks. It is a great place to stay within the old city...More
We spent a very cld weekend in Quebec City. The Fort was a must see and there were plenty of good restaurants on St. Louis.
Have to visit and spend at least a whole day. Many unique shops and museums around the area. Historic buildings and the walk to this area is just full of historical sites.
We caught the bus from Montreal to Quebec for a day. We chose to spend all our time in Old Quebec and fell in love with the cobblestone streets, quaint stores and beautiful architecture and scenery. The Chateau Frontenac in Upper Town is breathtaking, and...More
