Old Quebec City is a must-go! The old town is rich in cultural and historical values. Most of the attractions are within walkable distance. A relaxing and tranquil place to visit.

Quebec City is such a quaint and cultural-rich town. The architectural structures of the buildings tell a lot about its history. A beautiful town to visit in Canada.

Very French place. The photos are also beautiful when the weather is good, that is, the maple leaves are not too red when the National Day comes. The old town is not too big, it is enough to stroll around for half a day, there are many cafes and small restaurants.

Quebec City, the capital of Quebec Province, is the seventh largest city in Canada, an important city and port in eastern Canada, located at the confluence of the St. Lawrence and St. Charles rivers, with a polar and sub-polar climate. Quebec City has a population of 680,000. Quebec City is the new French capital established by Sampland in 1608 and is also a fortress and port of significance.

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Old Quebec is an extremely fun place to visit! Filled shops and restaurants the cobblestone street transport the tourist back in time. There are tons of sites in Old Quebec - the Grande Allée, Dufferin Terrace and Montmorency park are just a few! I highly recommend visiting in the spring, summer or fall when the weather is not too cold.