Old Quebec is the only fortified city north of Mexico and feels like stepping into Europe. Cobblestone streets, stone buildings, and city walls surround centuries of French and British history, making it one of the most picturesque and historic districts in North America.

Towering above the St. Lawrence River, the Château Frontenac is Quebec City’s most iconic landmark. Built in a grand château-style with turrets and copper roofs, it offers stunning views from the Dufferin Terrace and stands as a symbol of the city’s elegance and history.

Petit-Champlain is one of North America’s oldest commercial streets, lined with boutiques, cafés, and charming stone buildings. Nearby Place Royale marks the birthplace of Quebec City, featuring historic architecture centered around the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church.

This vast urban park was the site of the famous 1759 battle between the French and British. Today it offers open green spaces, walking paths, and panoramic views of the river, blending history with some of the city’s best viewpoints.

Enjoy a traditional sugar shack–style meal at La Bûche, known for classic Québécois dishes in a cozy setting.

The day also includes Montmorency Falls, which stand higher than Niagara Falls and feature breathtaking views from suspension bridges and lookout points. Cable-Car ride included