The main monuments and tourist sites of Quebec, including the city's fortifications, historical buildings, public squares, museums, monuments, and natural areas. Sites like the Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, and Montmorency Falls showcase the history and architectural heritage of the city. Walkways, parks, and cultural spaces offer views over the Saint Lawrence River and the surrounding landscapes.
Quebec, Canada
This French neo-chateau style building is located on Cap Diamant. It was built in 1893 by Canadian Pacific as a luxury hotel.
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An 83-meter high waterfall accessible via staircases with observation points, a suspension bridge, and cable car for visitors.
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Museum on Dalhousie Street displaying permanent collections about Quebec history and rotating international exhibitions.
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The first Catholic church in North America, built in 1647, rebuilt after the 1759 bombardments, featuring a chapel, crypt, and stained glass windows.
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A 17th-century cobblestone public square, the commercial center of New France, with Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church and colonial era houses.
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Large public park in the center of Quebec where the 1759 battle between French and British armies took place, featuring trails and monuments.
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This historic area of Quebec is located between the Saint Lawrence River and the Cap Diamant cliff, with its cobbled streets dating from the 17th century.
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A 17th-century commercial area featuring stone houses, art galleries, and cafes along narrow streets.
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Historic military site with ramparts, barracks, museums, and guard posts covering an area of 2.3 square kilometers.
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Marine center with indoor and outdoor pools presenting fish, marine mammals, and invertebrates from freshwater and saltwater environments.
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Second Empire-style government building constructed between 1877 and 1886, featuring a facade adorned with 26 bronze statues.
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Observation platform located at an altitude of 221 meters offering a circular view over the city of Quebec and its surroundings.
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Inclined transport system connecting visitors between Petit-Champlain Street and Dufferin Terrace since 1879.
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A 425-meter long wooden panoramic walkway bordering the Château Frontenac, offering views over the Saint Lawrence River and its surroundings.
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Island territory in the Saint Lawrence River including six municipalities with farms, orchards and maple groves extending over 34 kilometers.
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Year-round recreation center offering water slides during summer and snow tubing slopes during winter months.
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19th-century building that served as a prison and then a college before becoming a center for English-speaking culture with a library and exhibition rooms.
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A wooden staircase with 59 steps dating back to the French regime, connecting Petit-Champlain Street to Côte de la Montagne.
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Art museum located in Battlefields Park showcasing collections of Quebec art from the 17th century to the present day.
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A 17th-century port area that includes Louise Basin, a marina, restaurants, and a public market along the Saint Lawrence River.
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Stone military construction built between 1608 and 1871, forming a 4.6-kilometer enclosure around the city's historic center.
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A 2.5-kilometer green space along the Saint Lawrence River with bike paths, themed gardens, and a wooden observation tower.
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Public square with a refrigerated ice rink in winter and performance space in summer, located between Saint-Jean and Kent gates.
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Railway station built in 1915 with castle-style architecture, copper roofing, and a central clock. The building houses train and bus services.
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A 310-meter-long wooden pedestrian trail constructed on the cliff connecting Dufferin Terrace to Plains of Abraham with stairs and lookouts.
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A 420-square meter mural painting on Place Royale showing characters and significant events from Quebec's history since its foundation.
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Museum located in the Ursuline Monastery displaying collections of religious objects, art, and documents about girls' education since 1639.
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Main street lined with 19th-century Victorian houses, restaurants, and terraces. It leads to the Plains of Abraham and the Parliament.
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Bronze statue inaugurated in 1898 on Dufferin Terrace depicting Samuel de Champlain holding a map. The pedestal contains historic decorations.
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Granite monument erected in 1828 in the Governors' Garden. A 20-meter obelisk honoring the generals who died in 1759.
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Precision mechanism with a height of 3.5 meters installed in 1989, a gift from the canton of Jura to highlight ties between Switzerland and Quebec.
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Educational institution founded in 1663, the first to offer higher education in North America. The buildings preserve their French colonial architecture in the historic center.
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Structure made of bronze, granite, and glass installed in 1985 to mark the recognition of Old Quebec as a World Heritage Site.