Québec City

Explore these two great cities just as the snow is melting to reveal impressive architecture and beautiful landscapes. Visit Montréal’s Notre Dame Basilica and Beaver Lake before heading to Québec’s Musée du Fort and impressive Lower Town.

Get a little taste of France with Québec’s cobbled streets, outdoor cafés and crêperies, stop at the Montmorency Falls, which are 98ft taller than Niagara Falls, and head to montréal to explore the shops, hotels and offices in its 19 mile underground city.

Ski through soft powdery snow at Stoneham Ski Resort, explore Québec’s historic walled Upper Town, and visit the impressive Basilica of Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré, where thousands of pilgrims go to pay homage to Ste-Anne every year.

Wander down Québec’s charming Rue du Trésor, an outdoor gallery located in a narrow alley of the city, visit the Musée du Fort for a multi-media journey into Québec’s history, and travel to Côte de Beaupré to discover the rural side of this great city.

See a snow-covered Château Frontenac dominate the Québec city skyline, stop to warm up in a little café as you explore Vieux Québec, travel to Montmorency Falls for a photo op, then enjoy the age-old tradition of tobogganing down to Chateau Frontenac.

Attend a Battlefield workshop on the Plains of Abraham, travel to Côte de Beauprié to see the Montmorency Falls, visit the Bee Museum and tour the Copper Museum and head back to the city to explore Vieux Québec.

Explore Québec as ice glitters on the rooftops and snow crunches beneath your feet. Tour the Château Frontenac, have a traditional dinner at an authentic Sugar Shack and go to the Village Valcartier, jump on a snow tube and fly down more than 30 snow slides.