Quebec City is as fascinating as it is beautiful, and it’s not just us who think so. As an official UNESCO World Heritage Site, Quebec City is wonderfully picturesque and bursting at the seams with culture. With a distinctly European feel, Quebec City is easy to fall in love with, and also happens to be the only walled city north of Mexico.
Quebec City is the home of French Canadian culture in North America, and you can feel the 400 years of history in the air around you as you explore the cobblestone streets, architecture and countless museums. The historic districts will take you on a journey through time, and the fact that they are all within walking distance from one another is simply a bonus. Although the official language of Quebec is French, you will find plenty of people speaking English in this quaint city. The people are known for being warm, welcoming and always willing to lend a helping hand to visitors.
Aside from culture, Quebec City is home to some of Canada’s most magnificent scenery. Terrase Dufferin, located near the world-famous luxury Chateau Frontenac, is a walkway along the edge of a steep cliff, which offers spectacular views of the St. Lawrence river winding below. Just minutes away from the city centre, you have the opportunity to walk across a suspension bridge over a tumbling 270-foot waterfall.
Both cosmopolitan and diverse, Quebec City can offer a variety of engaging and entertaining activities for all ages. The city is home to first-class dining, upmarket boutiques and world-class entertainment. Whether you are dreaming of an outdoor adventure or exploring the big city lights, a stay in Quebec can provide everything you are looking for and more.
We can tailor-make your perfect holiday to your exact requirements. Plus, with our low deposits and holiday payment plans, there has never been a better time to jet off to Quebec City.
First Nations education
Quebec is home to 11 First Nations and each has its own unique culture for you to discover. At the Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute, you can learn more about the culture and the past of the Cree people. While at the ONHOÜA CHETEK8E Traditional Huron Site you can explore and learn more about the incredible Huron-Wendat nation.
Snowy adventures
Quebec, as you would imagine, gets a lot of snow. And with that comes a lot of adventure! While you’re in Quebec why not have a go on a snowmobile? With beautiful scenery in remote locations surrounded by blankets of thick white snow, this is a day out you don’t want to miss!
Great days out
There’s no shortage of great days out in Quebec. In this impressive province, you can spot amazing wildlife, go on never-ending road trips or even take in some superb fishing. Whatever you choose to do, you’ll never be bored in Quebec!
Culturally rich
Quebec has a fascinating culture that’s as diverse as the people who live there. From stunning works of public art to the province being the home of the superb Cirque du Soleil, Quebec has a rich cultural thread running right through it.
Wilderness stays
With its near-limitless wilderness and breathtaking views, why not encounter nature from your bedroom window with a stay out in the wild? Quebec boasts numerous accommodations out in the wild that range from log cabins and luxury stays, for you to choose from.
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- Currency Canadian Dollar
- Language French and English
- Flight Time 7 and a half hours
- Documents Brits must have a full 10-year British Passport that's valid for six months after they return to the UK.
