Quebec City lies on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River and is located just three hours on the east side of Montreal. Quebec City claims to be the second-oldest existing European settlement in Canada. Quebec City has an aboriginal meaning “where the river narrows.” It was first settled by the Europeans in 1608 and in the year 2008, it will be celebrating its 400th birthday. Founded by Samuel de Champlain, the French established it as a New World.
The historic city of Quebec City is divided into Upper Town and Lower Town. On the top of the old quarter is the Cap-Diamant, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Among other attractions that you can look out for in Upper Town are the Citadel, Chateau Frontenac, Plains of Abraham, the Quebec Parliament and other major attractions located. In Lower Town of Quebec City features the Naval Museum, the Old Port and Place Royal. If you want to celebrate in Quebec City, you can rejoice in the Quebec Winter Festival where you can have a good view of the famous Quebec Winter Carnival.
So, visit an explore Quebec City which is internationally renowned for its Summer Festival, Winter Carnival and Château Frontenac.
