Portneuf is all about taking in the quaintness of its villages ranked among the most beautiful of Quebec while meandering along the St. Lawrence shoreline. The region has hundreds of kilometres of hiking, cycling and mountain bike trails to be explored ...
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Located just 20 minutes north of downtown Québec City, La Jacques-Cartier is an inspiring, authentic region that’s close to nature. Sometimes hilly, sometimes downright mountainous, dotted with lakes and rivers, and covered in trees and forests, this ...
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When it comes to gastronomy, Québec City proudly lays claim to some of the finest restaurants in Québec, if not North America. The cradle of French civilization in North America and the only walled city North of Mexico, Québec City and its ramparts are ...
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In the middle of the mighty St. Lawrence River, but within sight of Quebec City, sits Île d’Orléans, an entire island that is a designated historical district. The traditional Quebec countryside is preserved here in this, the cradle of New France. Visitors ...
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The cradle of the French language and culture in North America, and a jewel of world heritage, Québec City is a city of history and modernity, where it's good to live, work, prosper, entertain, express oneself and be informed. Québec City is also the ...
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Tourisme Wendake is a non-profit organisation that was created in 2006 to promote aboriginal culture in all its forms. All year long, the Huron-Wendat community buzzes with various activities. Only 15 minutes from downtown Québec, you can discover the ...
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The Côte-de-Beaupré region is located a few kilometers from Quebec City. It is a vacation region where you will discover exceptional heritage and natural attractions! Take a trip along the Route de la Nouvelle-France, which will plunge you into history ...
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The city of Saint-Raymond, located near Quebec City, is a unique city with its downtown architecture, the mountainous landscapes of the Bras-du-Nord valley and the variety of outdoor and cultural activities. A place of choice to enjoy nature and wide ...
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