Independent in Old Quebec

Known for being walkable and romantic, the Old Quebec neighbourhood offers many convenient options for restaurants and cafés. The neighbourhood's architecture, friendly people, and festivals are just some of its charming qualities. You can experience the local theatre and live music, or enjoy the natural beauty of the riverfront. Old Quebec is a great home base for exploring the greater Quebec area, especially with so many hotels to choose from.

Sightseeing around Old Quebec

The museums and theatres add a sense of refinement, while the historic sites and other landmarks offer local lore. Browse the collections at Musée des Ursulines, Ursulines Museum, or Ursulines de Quebec Museum. You can buy tickets to live performances at Palais Montcalm, Theatre Petit Champlain, and Le Capitole. Swing by Seminary of Quebec, Citadelle of Quebec, and Church of St. Roch to learn about local history. Price Tower, Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, and Basilique Cathedrale Notre-Dame of Quebec are some local landmarks. Create some family memories at Old Quebec Funicular, Le Montcalm Tennis Club, and Jardin Botanique Roger-Van den Hende.

Many visitors like to do some shopping while in town, but there are a number of other activities. An enjoyable day at the park is awaiting you at Esplanade Park, Place d Youville, or Artillery Park. Looking for a little retail therapy? Consider a shopping trip to La Maison Simons, Quartier Petit Champlain, and La Chateau Entrepot - Mega Centre Lebourgneuf. A visit to Quebec - Levis Ferry Terminal, Quebec Cruise Terminal, or Agora Port de Quebec won't disappoint either.

A few of the area's most popular attractions are Place Royale, Battlefields Park, and Laval University. Morrin Centre, Wax Museum Musee de Cire, and Musee d Art Inuit Brousseau are other top spots to see.

Getting around Old Quebec

To venture out of town, take a train from Quebec Palace Station.

Quebec, QC (YQB-Jean Lesage Intl.) is the closest major airport, 13.5 km (8.4 miles) from Old Quebec.