2025 Quebec City Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

7-Day Canada Tour: The Best Choice for Seniors! Stroll through Old Quebec, enjoy the scenery on a cruise, and experience the charm of Korean drama filming locations. The itinerary is relaxing and leisurely. . 🛣️Route Overview: Day 1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and enjoy 24-hour airport pick-up service. Head to the hotel to rest. 🛫Start your Canada tour, arrive easily on the first day, and get ready to explore the excitement of tomorrow! Day 2: Thousand Islands, Canada - Upper Canada Village - Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal - Old Montreal 🏞️Explore the Thousand Islands, stroll through the quaint Upper Canada Village, and admire the grandeur of Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal and the charm of Old Montreal. Day 3: Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal - Old Quebec 💒Experience the grandeur of Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal, then visit the historic Old Quebec. Day 4: Old Port of Montreal - La Grande Roue de Montreal - Mont-Tremblant Resort 🚢Visit the Old Port of Montreal, ride the La Grande Roue Ferris wheel for a bird's-eye view of the city, and finally head to Mont-Tremblant Resort to relax. Day 5: Parliament Hill - National War Memorial - Peace Tower - Canadian War Museum - Kingston City Hall 🏛️Climb Parliament Hill, visit the National War Memorial and Peace Tower, learn about the history of the Canadian War Museum, and finally visit Kingston City Hall. Day 6: Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre - Skylon Tower - Niagara City Cruises 🎥Experience the awe of Niagara Falls at the IMAX Theatre, climb the Skylon Tower for a panoramic view, and take a cruise to see the falls up close. Day 7: Ontario Legislative Building - University of Toronto - Toronto Chinatown - CN Tower - Ripley's Aquarium of Canada - Casa Loma 🏰Visit the Ontario Legislative Building, experience the academic atmosphere of the University of Toronto, stroll through Chinatown, climb the CN Tower, visit the aquarium, and finally tour Casa Loma to end your perfect trip! . Tips: 1. Visa Information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Canada to ensure a smooth trip.📖 2. Time Difference: There is a large time difference between Canada and China, so remember to adjust your time in advance to avoid fatigue.🕰️ 3. November Climate: Canada is already in winter in November, with moderate temperatures but lots of wind and snow, so be sure to bring warm clothing.❄️ 4. Safe Travel: When traveling in Canada, pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings and comply with local laws.🔒 5. Enjoy the Scenery: Canada has beautiful scenery, so take your time to experience the local culture.🌄 . ✨️Don't forget to like and save this post. For more Canada travel tips, follow me for more!✨️

#quebec When we think of Canada, we think of modern skyscrapers, or the beautiful rocky mountains. But there’s another side that looks like Europe in the province of Quebec! Visit Old Quebec! Old Quebec is a charming and historic district in Quebec City. Its cobblestone streets, 17th-century architecture, and charming boutiques make it a popular tourist destination. The main street has a lot of quaint shops and restaurants, souvenir stores and also places to try the Canadian classic Maple Taffy! Old Quebec is a must-see for anyone interested in Quebec's unique history and culture. It is also every photographer’s dream in winter time when it literally turns into winter wonderland with all the ornaments, christmas decorations and snow covering the city.

#yearofrabbit #newyearadventure For the first time in 3 years, I was in Canada for Chinese New Year. The old Quebec is in my opinion one of the most beautiful places in Canada. When walking around old Quebec, there are tons of little cute shops and a European vibe. Enjoy your time in La belle province and don’t forget to eat a poutine! 😊 #tripblazers #foodie #quebec #canada

蒙特倫西瀑布位于加拿大魁北克市的東北方約14公裏處，瀑布高83米，比美加尼亞加拉大瀑布還要高出30米。 景區有樓梯可以讓遊客從幾個不同的角度觀看瀑布，還有壹個在瀑布底部和頂部之間運送乘客的纜車。夏季，公園會以瀑布爲背景舉辦國際煙花比賽。 在夏季的幾個月裏，由于水床中的鐵含量很高，瀑布會發出金黃色的光芒。 瀑布頂部的吊橋提供通往公園兩側的通道，這也是冬季唯壹能夠近距離觀賞瀑布的方式，這裏還可以欣賞到瀑布下遊的聖勞倫斯河和奧爾良島的壯麗景色。#quebec #canada #waterfalls #saint Lawrence River #魁北克 #奥尔良岛 #圣劳伦斯河 #瀑布

This spot where you can take great photos with colorful umbrellas is "Petit Champlain Street" ☂️🏰 This street is known as the "oldest downtown area in North America" ​​since the early 17th century when the city of Quebec was founded, even in the oldest province in Canada, "Quebec"! It is a fashionable shopping area characterized by cobblestone streets and old buildings. There are rows of French bread, bagels, gelato, souvenir shops, art galleries, boutiques, etc., so you won't get bored even if you spend a whole day there 🥯🍨🖼👗🤍 #Canada #QuebecCity #trip2022

I was only here for the day as well. we were driving to the east coast and I begged me dad to stop. Such a beautiful town. Old Quebec is a great day stop. Lots to see and take pictures of and plenty of restaurants to try. My only warning is there was not many public washrooms and by that I mean we never found one. There was a government building that has one but I’d suggest using the washroom every time you see one just in case. Otherwise enjoy walking down every street you never know what you might find. I’d love to go back and have more time to plan what I need to see but for a spontaneous trip I don’t think I could have found a better city. #canada #quebec

Québec City is one the only remaining cities with a fortified City wall. As such, it's a city dipped in history, which its historic center, or the Old Town is largely preserved. The city is divided into the Upper Town and the Lower Town. Both parts of the city are connected by a cute funicular or a short walk. The Upper Town consists of more modern buildings, such as the famous Château Frontenac and the City Hall. This part of town also offers great views of the surrounding landscape. The Lower Town, however, is the older part of town and is full of character and charm. You will be forgiven if you think you're in a small town in Europe, or France for that matter. The cobblestone streets, small squares and cute buildings all add to the magical charm of the area. Especially if you go towards dusk when the crowds start to thin out and the evening light seeps through, you might even feel like your in a sort of storybook. Québec City is a city that is great to explore. You'll find historic buildings and you can savor traditional québécois cuisine. Head here in fall for an extra splash of color and character! #explore #travel #quebeccity #canada

Somewhere in Québec City. It was taken in November when snow arrived

I could have easily and contentedly wiled away my last full day in Montreal last October with more city frolicking, had I not gotten the itch: the undeniable urge to get out, shake things up, and up the excitement gauge in my life. It’s not often enough that I get to escape city life for a 4-wheeled adventure. Renting a Zipcar for the day in NYC ends up costing about $140, otherwise I have to schlep to/from LaGuardia Airport via 2 subway trains and a bus to spend about half of that on a regular car rental. I just can’t justify the inflated price or the heartache and hassle of either rental option in New York. But while traveling, there’s another variable at play when I contemplate a splurge: the ‘now or never’ factor, i.e. I’m here now. Who knows if or when I’ll ever be back. Or, loosely translated: YOLO. I was in Montreal for the first time in 28 years, during prime foliage season – when was I going to have the chance again to go wine tasting and leaf peeping in Quebec’s Eastern Townships region? Uh, likely never. It was settled: a mini-roadtrip through Quebec was happening! #naturalwonders#summervacation#urbanexplorer

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Soif, a hidden gem nestled in a former burger business in Hull, is owned by one of the world's finest sommeliers yet remains strangely beneath the radar in the Ottawa area. Véronique Rivest's natural-leaning wine selection is a winner, which comes as no surprise. Escargots and ricotta gnocchi in tomatillo soup are two examples of the menu's French and Latin American influences, but there are also allusions to Canada, such as the bison tartare. Soif is offering take-home dinners and virtual wine tastings now that the dining room is closed.

Old Quebec is the only walled city north of Mexico, the oldest in North America. With over half a millennium of history, the architecture in Old Quebec is some of the oldest, and most astounding in Canada. Enjoy the mix of heritage, culture, architecture and art. Home to cobblestone streets and the iconic Château Frontenac, as well as the world famous winter carnival, Quebec City is sure to fascinate and delight visitors of all ages. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

The coolest experience Quebec Ice Hotel Name Quebec Ice Hotel coordinates Quebec City suburbs business hours 24H The best time to play in the winter is open to the public Recommended reason You may have experienced a variety of luxury hotels in the world, not necessarily touched the chic like it. Only a few days a year, those places can feel its uniqueness. Transportation Self-driving tour Queube Ice Hotel Arrives in Quebec, the ice hotel in Quebec is seasonally limited. Construction started in the coldest part of the country in November, which took a month, and the time from opening to closing was less than one season, and it was rebuilt in the second year. Every year the ice sculptures are unique. What is different from other global ice hotels is that it can stand up to the test of the hotel, each room can comfortably bathe in a hot bath, and there will be a warm stove squatting at the bedside. Tour Routes, One-Day Tour of Old Quebec - Stay at Quebec Ice Hotel

Canada is more "French" than France "If Quebec is Canada's France, then Quebec City is France's France." Quebec is compared with typical North American cities such as New York and Toronto. Like a large garden with a strong European style, when most Canadians speak English, they are full of French. The most prominent in the city is the castle on the riverside, the Castle Hotel, which used to be the place where Roosevelt and Churchill met, and the Fairmont-Fantina Castle Hotel where many political stars have stayed. The travel expert of Fodor's Travel, the leading travel magazine leader, has selected one of the world's best 100 hotels, standing on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. It is the most iconic landmark in Quebec City and is considered a Canadian hotel lady. people. We are going to increase the price of this luxury hotel and board this typical French castle overlooking the city.

Old Town Quebec is the most worthwhile visit to the pedestrian street Lower Quebec City I think it is the most worthwhile to visit and expect, this is a small street - Rue du Petit - Champlain (Little Champlain Street). The streets are not wide, but they have accommodated too many tourists. There are restaurants, clothing stores, snack bars, souvenir shops and art shops on both sides of the street. People who like to buy and buy, will definitely go back and forth here, do not miss any small shop. All kinds of shops are selling postcards, refrigerator stickers, exquisite decorations, special snacks, and many European tableware. I dont know how to sell the license plates... Its also to solve afternoon tea or A good place for lunch, a restaurant with a slightly higher online rating, has a long queue at the basic entrance. The characteristics of this pedestrian street are not only the characteristics of each building itself, I think, as I said before, many owners have special care for the facades, window sills, signboards and flower arrangements of their shops. In the same way, you can see the different minds that the master has paid. Besides the Castle Hotel Square, the tourists here are the most places I have ever seen!

I think Quebec City is the most European city in North America. If you use a beautiful word to describe Quebec City, it is not enough! Rue Saint-Jean, another particularly lively neighbourhood in Quebec's Upper Town, is lined with a variety of restaurants, shops, snacks, bars, etc. on both sides of the street. Visitors are also coming and going. There are also many street performers performing here. Because Qubec City uses French as its main language, although I want to use yelp to see if there are any restaurants worth recommending, I have not seen it. Just stop and see that there are people waiting outside the door on the right hand side. It seems that there are quite a lot of people inside, and it is very interesting that you can see what the waiters are making on the scene through the doors and windows, and stand there for a long time. A little touch, this is like a restaurant with a practice pizza! After dinner, I walked along this street for a long time, and the shops on both sides could not help but want to go in and see! Although a few nights have already smashed several stores, it does not affect the excitement of this street! After all, many bars are still attracting the patronage of many customers. Many of the street seats feel quite casual, just the weather is not hot, and it is quite pleasant to have a drink. Of course, during the day, there are many people who enjoy afternoon tea or lunch. The flow of people from Wagner Wagner is still very lively! There are also a lot of street performers on this street. The instrument played by this little brother has never been seen before, but the thing in his hand is very common among street performers in North America. It is also amazing to be able to make different tones.

The largest church in Quebec, built in 1633, is the oldest church in North America (north of Mexico). The church itself has suffered several fires and earthquakes, and the church now seen was re-established in 1925. Built over. Baroque architecture, with two different shaped spires on the left and right is its biggest feature. To the north of the church are the Seminaire de Quebec and the old Laval University.

A city full of romance, the only city in North America with a city wall, it retains a strong European style, French elegance, British aristocratic temperament, it is Quebec City. Quebec City is Canada's historical origin, the whole city is like a history textbook, almost every step in the city is a monument, a story. The ancient walls of Quebec City were built by the French explorer Chapulen in the early 17th century and were the defenses of North America at the time. The ancient walls were 4.6 km long. On the ancient city wall, you can see the panoramic view of Fairmont Castle Hotel and Quebec City. The Fairmont Castle Hotel is also the place where all girls dream of holding a wedding. Even the married wife can shout and hold a wedding there! If you have a princess complex, you must go to stay for one night! The buildings in the city exude a rich French flavor, cobblestone streets and spires French architecture everywhere, making you feel like you are in France, full of romance. At night, the city of Quebec is a mess. Sitting in the revolving restaurant Ciel, slowly rotating over the entire ancient city, accompanied by Canadian-style French cuisine, will you be willing to leave the seat?

Quebec City is a charming blend of European architecture and North American vibrance, with its cobblestone streets and historic sites like Old Quebec and Château Frontenac. The city's unique culture shines through its French heritage, vibrant festivals, and delectable cuisine. Strolling along the St. Lawrence River and exploring the Petit Champlain district feels like stepping into a storybook. It's a must-visit destination for history buffs, foodies, and lovers of scenic beauty. #quebeccity #oldquebecGetting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

Take your kids on a family trip to Canada and enjoy the classic scenery of Ottawa, Kingston, and Montreal. Visit the Christmas Magic Village and Ice Hotel in Quebec and let your kids experience the exotic customs and practices of a foreign country! -------------------- 🛣️ Route Suggestions Day 1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service, and head to the hotel for a rest. Day 2: Explore Kingston City Hall and the solemn Parliament Hill, then visit the Canadian War Museum and the Canadian Museum of History to experience the historical heritage of Canada. Next, head to Old Montreal and admire the ancient Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. Day 3: Visit the spectacular Saint Joseph's Oratory, stroll through the Montreal Botanical Garden and the Montreal Biodome, and finally walk along the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec to experience the charm of the city. Day 4: Head to the Thousand Islands in Canada to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the islands and the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 5: Experience the grandeur of the falls at the Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre, climb the Skylon Tower for a panoramic view, take the Niagara City Cruises to get close to the water, and then stroll around the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake to end your wonderful journey. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparation: Essential Items for a Trip to Canada 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget to get a Canadian SIM card in advance for easy communication and a smoother network. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Canada uses North American standard plugs, so bring an adapter for worry-free charging. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, and driver's license translation. Prepare all important documents for a worry-free trip. 👔 Clothing: Canada is cold in January, so bring a down jacket and thermal underwear, as well as waterproof shoes for the snow. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Make sure you have enough phone and camera batteries, and bring a power bank so you don't miss any exciting moments. 💊 Medicine: Bring cold medicine and painkillers just in case for a healthy trip. 💰 Cash and Credit Card: Exchange some Canadian dollars for spare change and bring a credit card for convenient shopping. -------------------- Come to Canada, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and have a pleasant journey. Let your mind fly freely on this vast land!

Hey guys, the New Year is coming! Do you want to experience a different holiday atmosphere in Canada? Check out this 6-day travel guide to explore the winter wonders of Canada! -------- 🎉Route Suggestions🎉 D1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport🛬️, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service, and go straight to the hotel to rest🏨. D2: Visit the Thousand Islands in Canada🌊, explore the rustic charm of Upper Canada Village🏞️, then head to Montreal to visit the Notre-Dame Basilica💒 and the historic buildings of the Old Town🏛️. D3: Experience the solemnity of St. Joseph's Oratory🕍, then stroll along the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec and experience French romance🌹. D4: Visit the Old Port of Montreal🚢, take a ride on the La Grande Roue de Montreal Ferris Wheel🎡, enjoy the city views, and finally relax at the Tremblant Resort🌴. D5: Visit Parliament Hill🏛️, pay tribute to the National War Memorial🕊️, explore the rich collections of the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum📖, and finally admire the architecture of Kingston City Hall🏰 (Note: Kingston City Hall is repeated, you can replace or delete one according to the actual situation). D6: Admire the spectacular views of Horseshoe Falls💦, watch the amazing films at the Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre🎥, climb the Skylon Tower for a panoramic view🌍, and take a Niagara City Cruise to get up close and personal with the falls🚤. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🏰 Skylon Tower: A landmark of Niagara Falls, don't miss it! 🏰 Old Quebec: Every step is a view, as if you are traveling back in time to the 18th century. 🏰 Old Montreal: The architecture is exquisite, and every street is full of poetic charm. 🏰 Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal: A masterpiece of neo-Gothic architecture, the interior is magnificent and breathtaking. 🏰 St. Joseph's Oratory: The third largest dome in the world, attracting countless pilgrims to visit. -------- Travel Tips: 🍴Food: Try maple syrup products, a unique Canadian flavor. 🎁Specialty Prices: Canadian ice wine and maple syrup products are good choices at moderate prices. ❄️January Climate: Cold, so bring warm clothes to enjoy the snow and stay warm. 🚗Self-Driving: Be extra careful when driving in winter as the roads are slippery. 💡Time Difference: Eastern Canada is 13 hours behind Beijing time, so adjust your schedule accordingly. -------- 🎉Have a great trip to Canada and enjoy the magnificent scenery and unique culture!🌟

6-Day Canada Tour: Discover the Unique Charm of the Land of Maple Leaves! Don't Miss Out on This Amazing Itinerary! -------- Canada, the gem of North America🌍, boasts vast lands and a rich history📜. From the ancient cities of the East Coast to the Rocky Mountains⛰️ in the West, this country is known as the Land of Maple Leaves🍁, with breathtaking scenery at every turn! -------- 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport, enjoy 24-hour airport pickup service, and head to the hotel for a rest. Day 2: Visit the Thousand Islands, marvel at the natural beauty -> Explore Upper Canada Village, experience the historical charm -> Visit Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, admire the architectural beauty -> Stroll through Old Montreal, savor the ancient charm. Day 3: Visit Saint Joseph's Oratory, feel the religious atmosphere -> Explore Old Quebec, experience the French charm. Day 4: Discover Old Port of Montreal, feel the unique charm of the port -> Ride La Grande Roue de Montreal, enjoy the city view -> Head to Mont-Tremblant Resort, enjoy leisure time. Day 5: Visit Parliament Hill, admire the political center -> Visit the National War Memorial and the Canadian Museum of History, learn about the country's history -> Visit the Canadian War Museum, feel the traces of war years -> Visit Kingston City Hall, experience the solemnity of municipal architecture. Day 6: Admire the spectacular view of Horseshoe Falls -> Watch a film at the Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre, learn more about the falls -> Climb the Skylon Tower, enjoy a panoramic view of the Niagara region -> Take a Niagara City Cruise, get up close to the falls. -------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🗼 Skylon Tower - A landmark of Niagara Falls, offering an unparalleled viewing experience! 🏰 Old Quebec - Feel the historical charm of 18th-century North America, as if traveling through time. 🏛️ Old Montreal - Admire the exquisite architecture, stroll through the streets, and feel like you're in a painting. -------- Travel Preparation: 🧳 📞 Get a Canadian SIM card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, or you'll have trouble using your electronics. 🪪 Prepare your passport, visa, and flight tickets, as you'll need them for entry and flights! 👚 If you're visiting Canada in January, remember to bring a thick coat and thermal underwear to keep warm. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your devices charged and stay connected. 💊 Prepare some common medicines in case of any discomfort. -------- On your trip to Canada, experience the blend of nature and modernity, and look forward to discovering more hidden beauty!

6-Day Multi-Country Tour of Canada and More: Explore the best of North America! Experience the culture of multiple countries in one trip. Start your cross-country journey now! -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service🛬, and then head to the hotel to rest. Day 2: Visit Kingston City Hall - Visit Parliament Hill - Explore the Canadian War Museum and History Museum - Stroll through Old Montreal - Admire the grandeur of Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. Day 3: Visit Saint Joseph's Oratory - Experience the energy of Olympic Park - Visit the Montreal Botanical Garden and Biodome - Stroll through the quaint Old Quebec. Day 4: Spend the day exploring the picturesque Thousand Islands🏞️. Day 5: Watch a movie at the Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre - Climb to the top of the Skylon Tower for a panoramic view - Take a Niagara City Cruise - Get up close to the majestic Niagara Falls💦. Day 6: Visit the Ontario Legislative Building - Stroll through the University of Toronto campus - Visit Toronto's Chinatown - Climb the CN Tower for a panoramic view of the city - Explore the fascinating marine life at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada - Finally, visit the historic Casa Loma🏰. -------------------- Attraction Recommendations: 💦 Niagara Falls: Spectacular from every angle, you must experience the awe-inspiring view in person! 🗼 CN Tower: Climb to the top observation deck for a panoramic view of Toronto, definitely worth a visit! 🏰 Casa Loma: This private mansion is now open to the public, offering a glimpse of luxury and history. 🗼 Skylon Tower: A landmark of Niagara Falls, offering a bird's-eye view of the spectacular falls. 🏰 Old Quebec: A historic city in North America, strolling through the old town feels like stepping back in time to the 18th century. -------------------- **Notes**: 1. Visa Information: Multi-country tours require visas in advance, don't forget to check the visa requirements and validity for each country.📖 2. Specialty Prices: Want to buy local specialties? Compare prices first, don't impulse buy, be a savvy shopper!💰 3. January Weather: Going to Canada in January? Prepare for cold weather, bring warm clothes!❄️ 4. Currency Exchange Rate: Learn about the exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and the Chinese yuan before you go, for a more accurate budget.💵 Remember to prepare in advance and enjoy your trip!🌟 -------------------- Multi-country tours offer different scenery and cultures for you to experience, don't forget to record your travel stories!🌍✨

#europetrip Québec City in autumn is a mesmerizing experience. The historic charm of Old Québec, with its cobblestone streets and 17th-century architecture, is elevated by the vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold foliage. Strolling along the Dufferin Terrace offers breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River, while nearby parks like Plains of Abraham showcase nature’s autumnal beauty. Cozy cafés serve warm drinks and local treats, creating a perfect ambiance. The crisp air and festive spirit, marked by harvest markets and seasonal events, make the city feel magical. Québec City in fall is an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and natural splendor.

Winter Break Must-Do! 7-Day Canada Tour: Beautiful Scenery and Unique Culture Await You! Don't Miss Out! -------------------- Canada, the Jewel of North America 🗺️, is rich in history and diverse culture 🏰. From the lighthouses of the East Coast to the majestic Rocky Mountains in the West 🏔️, this country is known as the Land of Maple Leaves 🍁, with breathtaking scenery at every turn. -------------------- Route Suggestions: ✨Explore Canada with a 7-Day Highlights Tour! Day 1: 🛫 Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport, enjoy 24-hour airport pickup service, and head to the hotel for a rest. Day 2: 🚗 Visit the Thousand Islands, explore Upper Canada Village, experience the grandeur of Notre-Dame Basilica, and stroll through Old Montreal. Day 3: 💒 Visit Saint Joseph's Oratory and experience the unique charm of Old Quebec. Day 4: 🚢 Depart from Old Port of Montreal, take a cruise, enjoy the spectacular La Grande Roue de Montreal, and relax at Mont-Tremblant Resort. Day 5: 🏛️ Climb Parliament Hill, visit the National War Memorial, delve into the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum, and explore the grandeur of Kingston City Hall. Day 6: 🎥 Watch a movie at the Niagara Falls IMAX Theatre, climb the Skylon Tower for a panoramic view, and take a Niagara City Cruise to experience the falls up close. Day 7: 🏰 Visit the Ontario Legislative Building, stroll through the University of Toronto, experience the exotic charm of Toronto's Chinatown, climb the CN Tower, explore the wonders of Ripley's Aquarium, and visit the elegant Casa Loma. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Essentials: Don't Forget These for Your Canada Trip! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy communication. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to suit Canadian voltage. 🪪 Keep your passport and visa handy for smooth entry and exit. 👔 Pack warm winter clothes to stay cozy in the cold. 🔋 Don't forget chargers for your phone and camera. 💳 Bring credit cards and cash for convenient shopping. 🎒 With these essentials, enjoy a worry-free trip to Canada! -------------------- 🌟 Don't forget to bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery of Canada and make your travel memories even more unforgettable! 🌟

New Year’s trip, multi-country tour of Canada and more! 9-day exciting itinerary, take you to North America, this guide is worth having! -------------------- 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Toronto, enjoy Chinese pick-up service, and start a wonderful journey. Day 2-3: Visit Toronto city, including landmarks such as the CN Tower, then head to Kingston to explore City Hall and Queen’s University. Day 4-5: Head to Montreal from Kingston, visit Mount Royal and other places, then go to Old Quebec City and enjoy the scenery of the St. Lawrence River. Day 6-7: Head to Ottawa from Quebec City, visit attractions such as the Rideau Canal, then return to Toronto to visit the Provincial Parliament and the Royal Ontario Museum. Day 8: Head to Niagara Falls, experience the spectacular natural beauty, and choose the Skylon Tower or the Hornblower Niagara Cruises. Day 9: End the pleasant journey in Toronto and enjoy Chinese drop-off service. 🛬 -------------------- 🎒 Travel essentials: multi-country travel packing list 📞 Bring a SIM card, convenient for contact, and avoid losing contact. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug adapter, the voltage is different in each country, better safe than sorry. 🆔 Make sure you have all the documents, passport, visa, driver’s license, when you are abroad, you have to carry these with you. 👚 Travel in December, you have to bring thick clothes, down jackets, thermal underwear, to resist the cold weather. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, mobile phones, and cameras all need to be charged, don’t drop the ball at critical moments. -------------------- Multi-country style, travel all the way, the Canadian trip is just the beginning, more exciting waiting for you to explore, let’s travel to every corner of the world together!

✅ The hotel has a unique charm. The building blends perfectly with the surrounding environment, and the exterior is elegant and European. The lobby is spacious and exquisitely decorated. The staff are friendly and polite, and the check-in process is quick. The thoughtful service makes you feel at home. ✅ The room is comfortable. The bed is soft and comfortable, and you can sleep well. The room is well-equipped, with high-speed Wi-Fi and modern appliances. The large windows provide excellent lighting and views. You can enjoy the quaint streets of Quebec City and the warm morning sun. ✅ The food is also excellent. The hotel restaurant offers a variety of dishes, from local specialties to international classics. Each dish is like a work of art, carefully prepared and delicious. Enjoying food in an elegant environment is a pleasure. ✅ There are also good places to relax. The gym is equipped with advanced fitness equipment, so you can keep fit while traveling. If you want to relax, the hotel's leisure area is quiet and comfortable, ideal for reading and resting. ✅ The hotel is in a prime location. It is located in the center of Quebec City, just a few steps away from famous attractions such as the Château Frontenac. You can easily explore the historic streets and experience the unique cultural atmosphere of the city. Shopping, visiting museums, and tasting street food are all very convenient. In short, the Quebec City Marriott Downtown is excellent in every aspect and has added countless beautiful memories to my trip to Quebec. I highly recommend it to friends who travel here!

Visit Canada and more with your family! Explore cities like Ottawa and Kingston, and see the beautiful Niagara Falls. Bring your kids and start your journey now! . Visit Canada and more, travel through history, see the magnificent Rocky Mountains 🏔️, and experience the perfect blend of city and nature in Vancouver 🌳. Experience the unique local culture, don't miss out! . 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Toronto Pearson Airport, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service 🛬, and head to the hotel to rest. Day 2: Explore Kingston City Hall 🏛, stroll through Parliament Hill, visit the Canadian War Museum and History Museum 📜, experience the charm of Old Montreal, and admire the grandeur of Notre-Dame Basilica. Day 3: Visit Saint Joseph's Oratory 💒, play at Olympic Park, explore the Montreal Botanical Garden and the Biodome 🌿, and immerse yourself in the charm of Old Quebec. Day 4: Enjoy the beautiful Thousand Islands 🏞. Day 5: Experience the Niagara Falls IMAX Theater 🎥, climb the Skylon Tower, take the Niagara City Cruises 🚤, and get up close to the majestic Niagara Falls. Day 6: Visit the Ontario Legislative Building 🏛, stroll through the University of Toronto, visit Toronto's Chinatown 🏮, climb the CN Tower, explore Ripley's Aquarium of Canada 🐟, and finally visit Casa Loma. . 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Communication: A foreign SIM card for easy contact and internet access. 🔌 Travel Adapter: Bring a plug adapter for different socket types in different countries. 🪪 Important Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license, and translations for a worry-free trip. 👔 Clothing: For a December trip to multiple countries, bring a warm coat, scarf, and gloves for cold weather. 🔋 Charging Equipment: Fast charger and power bank to keep your devices charged. 💊 Essential Medicine: Common medicine like cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. . After visiting so many countries, I hope this guide can help you make your trip more exciting and unforgettable! 🌍✨

Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built in 1829. Located in Quebec City, the capital of Quebec, it has a complete city defense system and French-style historical buildings, covering an area of 135 hectares. Château Frontenac (Photos 1-5) is the birthplace of Quebec City and is now the Fairmont Hotel. The Champlain Monument (Photo 6) is dedicated to the "Father of New France," a historical ruler of Quebec. Central Square and Street View (Photos 7-12) Distant View (Photos 13, 14)

🎇Quebec City | The Romantic Capital of North America🎇 ✨Today, I'm going to share the super romantic Quebec City with you. 📍Quebec City is one of the oldest European settlements in North America. It is full of French charm and has been named "Canada's Best City" by Travel + Leisure for seven consecutive years. 🏰Old Quebec is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the only city in North America that has preserved its ancient city walls. The 4.6 km long city wall surrounds half of the city, making you feel like you've traveled back to the Middle Ages. 🏨You must check out the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, which is known as the "most photogenic hotel in the world." With its bronze spire roof and rustic red brick walls, it exudes the elegance of a French castle. Goblin was also filmed here. 🛕Place Royale is the birthplace of Quebec City. It is surrounded by ancient stone buildings and the oldest stone church in North America, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church, which holds a ceremony every Sunday at 11 am. 🎨Rue du Petit-Champlain is one of the oldest commercial streets in North America. The street is lined with many craft shops, souvenir shops, and delicious food, giving you a strong sense of French style. 🍁Quebec City in the fall is even more charming. The mountains are covered with maple leaves, like an oil painting. Stroll along the cobblestone streets and admire the medieval-style castles. It's so romantic. 🥧In addition, Quebec's cuisine is not to be missed. Try the traditional Quebec meat pie with a glass of homemade beer. It's so satisfying.