Arriving in Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site, step into a setting that feels distinctly European. For lunch, enjoy a traditional Québécois experience at Aux Anciens Canadiens, located in one of the oldest houses in the city, or explore the charming restaurants along Rue Saint-Louis.
Local specialties such as tourtière, maple-glazed dishes, and classic French-Canadian cuisine highlight the region’s rich culinary heritage.
Old Quebec, River Views, and Timeless Streets
Spend the afternoon exploring the historic heart of the city. Walk along Dufferin Terrace beside the iconic Château Frontenac, where sweeping views over the St. Lawrence River create one of Canada’s most recognizable panoramas.
Continue into Quartier Petit Champlain, one of North America’s oldest commercial districts, known for its cobblestone streets, boutiques, and postcard-perfect charm. Nearby, discover Place Royale and the historic Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral, both central to the city’s identity.
Before leaving, stop by Chocolats Favoris for a sweet treat or to bring home local specialties.