Old Quebec—which, as the name suggests, is Quebec City’s oldest district—is a slice of Europe in North America, with its French-style architecture and cobblestone streets. Founded by Samuel de ...

For over 40 years, Old Québec has had a designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and there’s plenty to discover during your visit. From unique experiences offered by Parks Canada to exploring the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joni Sweet is a journalist who covers travel, wellness, and adventure. If you want to know the best places to visit in Quebec City ...

From secret treasures lurking in a grand hotel to a lovely library housed in an old prison, add these adventures to your next trip to this historic city Québec City has some of the best-known tourist ...

Clustered around the city's port on the banks of the St. Lawrence River are the quaint stone buildings and narrow, winding streets of Old Québec. This historic neighborhood (and UNESCO World Heritage ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: Use the red line hop-on, hop-off bus operated by Unitours to gain an understanding of where everything is located, and to visit places that you may not want to travel to on foot ...

Much of the old world beauty of Quebec City is centered around the 17th century architecture of Old Quebec. The looming fortified walls and the cobblestone streets really create the feeling of ...

Shake a classic glass snow globe to see a flurry of snowflakes float down onto a diminutive old-world Christmas village. The enchanting scene gives rise to a sense of nostalgia. For a fleeting moment, ...

Is it possible to travel to another continent without actually leaving North America? The answer is “oui” if you venture to Old Quebec, Canada – a 300-acre, self-contained neighborhood within the ...

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The Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac hotel commands a bluff overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Photo Credit: TW photo by Tom Stieghorst After first discovering the charms of Quebec on a cruise several ...

I‘m a lazy traveler. When planning where to eat in a new destination, I’d much rather send an SOS email to an in-the-know friend than do my own research. In Québec City, that friend is Rémy Charest, a ...