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Quebec

Quebec

Quebec is a province renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, lively cities, and deep-seated French-Canadian heritage. Quebec City, the provincial capital, wows visitors with its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town and the grand Château Frontenac that dominates its skyline. On the other hand, Montreal, the most populous city, is a vibrant locale where European elegance meets North American innovation, showcasing a rich cultural tapestry through its historic architecture, thriving arts scene, and gastronomic offerings. Quebec is a destination that seamlessly weaves together its roots in French culture with the dynamism of the modern world.

Where is Quebec?

Quebec is located in the eastern part of Canada. It is one of the 10 provinces in the country. To the east, it is bordered by Newfoundland and Labrador across the Gulf of St. Lawrence and, to the south, it shares a border with the US states of Maine, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont. To the west, it borders the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Hudson Bay, and to the north, it is bordered by Hudson Strait and Ungava Bay. Its capital city, Quebec City, is situated along the Saint Lawrence River, while Montreal, its largest city, is located south-west of Quebec City, also along the Saint Lawrence River.

Wilderness Meets Cosmopolitan Cities

European and North American Influences Converge

Located in eastern Canada, Quebec is the largest province in the country known for its vast forests, rolling hills, and countless waterways. Remarkably diverse, it is home to bustling cities like Montreal and Quebec City, as well as vast wilderness areas. The province is deeply rooted in its French heritage, which is reflected in its culture, language, and gastronomy. With its historic sites like Old Quebec, vibrant festivals, and outdoor activities, Quebec offers a unique blend of nature and culture.

Where Should I Visit in Quebec?

Quebec City
Montreal
Outlying Areas

Quebec City

The capital of the Quebec province is one of North America's oldest and most magnificent settlements. Its historic district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a living museum of narrow cobblestone streets, 17th and 18th-century houses, and towering fortifications. The city is dominated by the grand Château Frontenac Hotel and overlooks the St. Lawrence River, creating a spectacular landscape. Quebec City's French heritage shines brightly, from its language and culinary scene to its architecture and traditions, making it a charming and unique destination among North American cities.

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