Québec
Where heritage comes alive
With its mix of energetic nightlife, natural beauty and joie de vivre, it doesn’t take long for Québec to charm travellers. A trip here offers the chance to experience the magic of Montréal and Québec City, cosmopolitan centres with olde-world French charm — or drive throughout the historic province to explore every corner, from the mighty St. Lawrence River and the charming Charlevoix region to the stunning Laurentian Mountains.
In Québec, there are myriad ways to connect with the diverse cultures of the 11 First Nations in the province. From the Naspaki Nation in northern Québec, to the Huron-Wendat and Abenaki in the south, they are spread across 55 communities and offer over 145 meaningful travel experiences that enrich and inspire.
Be enthralled by Indigenous legends that have been passed down from generations as you sit around a wood fire in a traditional longhouse, at the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations in Wendake. Stroll through a recreation of a traditional Mi’kmaq village from the 17th century in Gaspé. If you’re seeking adventure, join the Innu Nation as they share their ancestral knowledge through lobster fishing, whale watching and sea kayaking along the shores of the St. Lawrence River.
Where heritage comes alive
With its mix of energetic nightlife, natural beauty and joie de vivre, it doesn’t take long for Québec to charm travellers. A trip here offers the chance to experience the magic of Montréal and Québec City, cosmopolitan centres with olde-world French charm — or drive throughout the historic province to explore every corner, from the mighty St. Lawrence River and the charming Charlevoix region to the stunning Laurentian Mountains.
In Québec, there are myriad ways to connect with the diverse cultures of the 11 First Nations in the province. From the Naspaki Nation in northern Québec, to the Huron-Wendat and Abenaki in the south, they are spread across 55 communities and offer over 145 meaningful travel experiences that enrich and inspire.
Be enthralled by Indigenous legends that have been passed down from generations as you sit around a wood fire in a traditional longhouse, at the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations in Wendake. Stroll through a recreation of a traditional Mi’kmaq village from the 17th century in Gaspé. If you’re seeking adventure, join the Innu Nation as they share their ancestral knowledge through lobster fishing, whale watching and sea kayaking along the shores of the St. Lawrence River.
Montréal
Find inventive gastronomy (from Haitian griot to Breton kouign amann), iconic music (from Leonard Cohen to Arcade Fire), high-end fashion and the sophisticated charm of a trend-setting city.
Montréal
Find inventive gastronomy (from Haitian griot to Breton kouign amann), iconic music (from Leonard Cohen to Arcade Fire), high-end fashion and the sophisticated charm of a trend-setting city.
Québec City
An enclave of French culture and history, wrapped within centuries-old fortifications, Québec City’s historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage.
Québec City
An enclave of French culture and history, wrapped within centuries-old fortifications, Québec City’s historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage.
Things to do
Inspiring local experiences
Itineraries
Don’t miss the iconic spots and hidden gems. No matter where you go in Québec, there are amazing itinerary ideas for you to explore.
Travel packages
Great regional escapes
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Gorgeous scenery and a unique French culture await visitors to Québec and winter is an especially scenic time in the province. This 6-day experience makes it easy to explore the province’s two largest cities by rail. Your winter getaway starts in Montréal, a foodie hotspot that doesn’t shy away from celebrating the beauty of ice and snow. Enjoy good food and fun activities, both indoor and out, before taking a scenic train to magical Québec City.
Sail between picturesque communities and get to know the magic of the magnificent St. Lawrence River on this 7-day small-ship cruise.
This tour is set in La Belle Province along the south shore of the St. Lawrence River and around the entirety of the Gaspé peninsula, which is basically a mountain range that drops into the sea on both sides.
Places to go
