Quebec

Built on top of the cliffs of Cap Diamant, overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River, sits the city’s 19th century Citadel fort, old walls and historic battle sites. A wealth of stylish shops, boutiques and a multitude of eateries, museums, galleries and other places of interest, give Quebec City an unmistakable and quite charming ambience.

One of the best, though busiest, times of year to visit Quebec City is during the lively Winter Carnival, the biggest event of its kind in the world. For 17 days, the Carnival offers a dazzling array of world-class sporting, artistic, and cultural activities that provide adults and children alike with an opportunity to rediscover the wonders of winter.

Accommodation

	Auberge St. Antoine 4 Star - Prices from £72 per night The Auberge Saint Antoine is one of the most unusual hotels in the world. Each of the 31 rooms has their own unique theme - a personality, colour, period of history or region of the world. There is a James Bond room, a Victorian room, a Cowboy room, a French 1700 room and so on. Click here for further details >>
	Auberge St. Pierre 4 Star - Prices from £66 per night Highly individual and stylish, the Auberge St. Pierre combines classic elegance and bright, modern décor. Housed in an historic building in the heart of the Old Port district on the city’s oldest street, the hotel has been sympathetically restored, retaining the original brick and stone work and timber floors in its 31 rooms. Click here for further details >>
	Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac 4 Star - Prices from £105 per night One of the most prominent landmarks in Quebec City, this historic hotel sits on a high bluff, overlooking the St. Lawrence River, in the heart of the old town. The 618 rooms are furnished in a classical chateau style... Click here for further details >>