Downtown Quebec City

Welcome to a model of a European city in the north of America. Quebec City was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. The fortifications, medieval gates, Martello towers, and citadel make it look like a military city in Canada. **Main Attractions:** - **Château Frontenac** — A symbol of the city and the most photographed hotel in the world, overlooking the Saint Lawrence River - **Old Québec (Vieux-Québec)** — A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this fortified part of the city is a living museum with cobblestone streets - Upper Town: Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, Governor's Promenade - Lower Town: Rue du Petit Champlain, Place Royale - **Plains of Abraham** — Site of the pivotal 1759 battle, now a lush urban park - **Citadel of Québec** — Star-shaped fortress with guided tours and changing of the guard - **Dufferin Terrace** — Scenic boardwalk with views of the Saint Lawrence River - **Musée de la Civilisation** — Interactive exhibits on Québec's history - **Québec Parliament** — Guided tours explaining the province's political history **Culinary Delights:** - Poutine — fries, cheese curds, and gravy - Maple syrup specialties - Gourmet French-Canadian cuisine Capitale Tour Express — not only classic tours but you can learn key French words and share cultural experiences!