Attractions to discover, February 20, 2023 2023-02-20 2023-02-20 Quebecgetaways quebecvacances.com Observatoire de la Capitale. Photo credit: CCNQ, Jonathan Robert Are you looking for an original activity to entertain your family during Spring Break? L’Observatoire de la Capitaleis presenting a special program for anyone who wants to discover Québec City again or for the first time from its highest lookout. See the city and its surroundings in a different way from the top of the 31st floor of the Marie-Guyart building, at an altitude of 221 metres. Enjoy unique and spectacular views and a breathtaking panorama! Make the most of Spring Break and learn more about Québec City Admire the incomparable 360-degree panoramic view and discover the fascinating history of Québec City and its attractions. Guided tours for Spring Break will be offered every hour, from Monday to Friday, between February 27 and March 17. These 40-minute tours will allow you to dive deeper into two points of interest at each of the Observatory's four glass façades. What’s more, the content has been specially adapted to captivate young people! Don’t forget that you have to book your tickets online at observatoire-capitale.com for this one-of-a-kind, memorable experience. Discover the most beautiful and highest view of Québec City Whether you’re visiting with young kids or teenagers, the whole family is sure to be amazed at the Observatoire de la Capitale. This must-see attraction in Québec City invites you to admire not only exceptional views of the city, its maze of streets, the majestic St. Lawrence River and Île d'Orléans, but also as far as the Appalachian and Laurentian mountain ranges, which you can see on a clear day. Observatoire de la Capitale - Horizon experience. Photo credit: CCNQ Parcours Horizons - Les Festifs Explore Horizons with your kids The whole family will love Horizons, an illustrated immersive interpretation tour that looks at four themes : the city itself, its identity, its rich history and its culture. The flow is lucid and rhythmic, inspired by the flow of river ice. The experience includes two immersive video projections, from one cardinal point to another, and invites you to travel through time as you get a bird’s-eye view of the fortified city. You'll love this trip into the heart of Québec City, as well as the hand-illustrated quiz that lets both kids and parents test their knowledge.
Observatoire de la Capitale. Photo credit: CCNQ, Jonathan Robert Are you looking for an original activity to entertain your family during Spring Break? L’Observatoire de la Capitaleis presenting a special program for anyone who wants to discover Québec City again or for the first time from its highest lookout. See the city and its surroundings in a different way from the top of the 31st floor of the Marie-Guyart building, at an altitude of 221 metres. Enjoy unique and spectacular views and a breathtaking panorama! Make the most of Spring Break and learn more about Québec City Admire the incomparable 360-degree panoramic view and discover the fascinating history of Québec City and its attractions. Guided tours for Spring Break will be offered every hour, from Monday to Friday, between February 27 and March 17. These 40-minute tours will allow you to dive deeper into two points of interest at each of the Observatory's four glass façades. What’s more, the content has been specially adapted to captivate young people! Don’t forget that you have to book your tickets online at observatoire-capitale.com for this one-of-a-kind, memorable experience. Discover the most beautiful and highest view of Québec City Whether you’re visiting with young kids or teenagers, the whole family is sure to be amazed at the Observatoire de la Capitale. This must-see attraction in Québec City invites you to admire not only exceptional views of the city, its maze of streets, the majestic St. Lawrence River and Île d'Orléans, but also as far as the Appalachian and Laurentian mountain ranges, which you can see on a clear day. Observatoire de la Capitale - Horizon experience. Photo credit: CCNQ Parcours Horizons - Les Festifs Explore Horizons with your kids The whole family will love Horizons, an illustrated immersive interpretation tour that looks at four themes : the city itself, its identity, its rich history and its culture. The flow is lucid and rhythmic, inspired by the flow of river ice. The experience includes two immersive video projections, from one cardinal point to another, and invites you to travel through time as you get a bird’s-eye view of the fortified city. You'll love this trip into the heart of Québec City, as well as the hand-illustrated quiz that lets both kids and parents test their knowledge.