Dating back to the mid-17th century, this historic neighborhood is the oldest commercial district in North America.

The location of the city's original settlement, historic Lower Town is situated on the banks of the St. Lawrence.

Tours Voir Quebec specializes in the conduct of historical walking tours of World Heritage Old Quebec City. "The Grand Tour" - its English-only Quebec walking tour - covers Old Quebec’s history and architecture as well as Quebec historical sites. This two-hour substantial yet relaxing Quebec guided tour departs from Centre Infotouriste (12 rue Ste-Anne, Vieux - Quebec) at least once daily and year-round. Take time to discover Old Quebec City!

This famous town plaza is the heart of historic Lower Town and has been an important social center since the city's founding.

This elevated area offers panoramic views of Old Quebec and the St. Lawrence River.

This once bustling port now serves as a nostalgic reminder of Lower Town's history.

The hilly section of the city known as Upper Town developed later than the original settlement it overlooks.

This maritime museum explores the shipbuilding and lumber industries that originally helped the city prosper.

Jesuit Chapel

This theater, open since 1932, hosts a variety of performances.

This island historically served as a quarantine station for 19th-century European immigrants, and is presently a museum documenting their plight.

Numerous artists gather on this crowded Lower Town street to display their work.

Come and discover our concept of outdoor relaxation based on a Scandinavian ritual consisting in an alternance of hot, cold and rest stations. Year-round, we invite you to experience our hot tubs, Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, steam bath, cold baths with thermal falls and mutiple relaxation aeras. We also offer massage under the supervision of well-known Michel Van Waeyenberge. Benefit from Californian, Swedish, Amma, Sports or Esalen massages, alone or in a double room.

This town plaza is usually filled with an array of amateur performers.

The oldest part of Quebec City, this "Lower Town" section is home to historic architecture, cobblestone streets, interesting shops and restaurants.