Notre-Dame Basilica-Cathedral, Cathedral and minor basilica in Old Quebec, Canada
The interior of Notre-Dame Basilica-Cathedral features stone walls, bronze details, stained glass windows, and numerous religious artworks spanning multiple centuries.
The cathedral has stood at its current location since 1647, earning recognition as a National Historic Site of Canada for its architectural importance.
The structure maintains an extensive collection of religious artifacts, including the tomb of Saint François de Laval and a grand reliquary of Canadian saints.
Guided tours are available during summer months, with opening hours from Monday to Friday 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM and extended hours on weekends.
The cathedral contains one of only eight Holy Doors outside Europe, which opened in 2014 for the 350th anniversary of Notre-Dame de Quebec parish.
Location: La Cité-Limoilou
Inception: 1930
Architects: Jean Baillairgé
Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Made from material: stone, bronze
Part of: Old Quebec
Address: 16 16, rue Buade, Québec (Québec) G1R 4A1 Québec
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 07:30-16:00; Saturday 07:30-17:00; Sunday 08:30-17:00
Phone: +14186922533
Website: http://nddq.org
GPS coordinates: 46.81385,-71.20660
Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:54
Quebec presents diverse photography settings, from the stone buildings of Old Quebec to the 83-meter Montmorency Falls. The province contains natural landmarks like the Saint Lawrence River, urban locations including Montreal's street art, and architectural subjects such as Notre-Dame Basilica. Mountain ranges, forests, and coastal areas provide natural settings, while historical districts display French colonial architecture.
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.
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