I was born in Quebec and still go visit family a few time a year. No visit is complete without a stroll in the old city. Start in the old port area on the Saint-Laurent and walk your way up to the Chateau Frontenac On the way take the time to visit the artisants and art galeries from place royale... More

a lot of monuments to visit, big park,nice gardens a lot of flowers More

Strolling around Old Quebec is always fun. Historic old houses, cobblestone streets, quaint shops...and a convenient ATM at the corner of rues St-Anne and des Jardins. Also a very helpful tourist information center. More

Loved the history, the architecture, the sites, the guided walk, the restaurants and the shopping More

Like the feeling of being in Europe. Walking through small cobblestone streets, with pretty boutiques and shops. More

I loved the sights and the weather was great... a must see. More

This is a great part of any trip to Quebec City. Go to cafes and enjoy time just talking or being alive, walk through shops, etc. At least in May, however, be careful about how late you are out. One night around 10 pm, a very sketchy man kept following my family for a couple of blocks until we went... More

Quebec City is one of the most charming cities in the world and the old sections are just wonderful. You feel as if you've been transported to a small European city. Wander around, get lost, go up, go down, just look around you. It's well worth a special trip. More

The view on the Saint-Laurent river, day and night, always moves me. More