Is Quebec City Worth Visiting Old Quebec is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it was founded by the French explorer Samuel Champlain in 1608. He explored the St. Lawrence River and continued to ...

Getting Around Quebec City The best way to get around Québec City is on foot. Once you pass through the walls of Old Québec, nearly everything you wish to see or do is within walking distance.

Founded in 1608, Quebec City has done a phenomenal job preserving the historic buildings in the Old Town, which are situated within the fortified walls. Old Town Quebec has so much to see and do, and ...

Many Canadians would say the heart of French culture is in Quebec City. The narrow streets of the old town – a Unesco World Heritage Site dating back to 1608 – are filled with museums ...

The historic Chateau Frontenac in old town Quebec City. Getty Images A friend from college who lives in the city, determined to show us Quebec’s fun side, invited us out. We met him at the Le ...

It is one of at least 20 hotels in the city to close its doors during the second wave. "There's no one, literally, in Old Quebec," Côté said.

However, there’s more to Quebec City than its looks. Nearly half a millennium of history means that when you scratch beneath the surface, the stories get interesting. Think churches stuffed with ...

Last winter saw record-breaking cold in Quebec City, with an average daytime high of 17.8 degrees Fahrenheit in February. Still, people came to the Christmas markets and Winter Carnival.

This weekend, the town of 6,000 people will mark the anniversary of the July 6, 2013, accident that prompted Canada and the U.S. to tighten regulations and phase out old tanker models.