Explore
Quebec
Quebec is full of history, culture, and fun outdoor adventures. Whether you’re walking through Old Quebec, visiting a sugar shack, or exploring its parks, there’s something for everyone.
Quebec City
Montreal
Must-Visit Attractions for Kids
• Old Quebec (Quebec City)
• Montmorency Falls (Near Quebec City)
• Biodôme de Montréal (Montreal)
• La Ronde (Montreal)
• Parc Omega (Montebello)
Fun Facts
• Quebec is the only province in Canada where French is the official language, though many people in major cities also speak English.
• Quebec produces over 70% of the world’s maple syrup, with sugar shacks offering tastings and traditional meals in spring.
Weather
Quebec has cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers, with temperatures dropping below -20°C in winter and reaching over 30°C in summer. Fall is especially beautiful, with colorful foliage across the province.
At a glance
My experience
in Quebec
We have travelled to Quebec many times and in different seasons. Each time, the experience was completely different, yet absolutely awesome!
From visiting the German Christmas Market in Old Quebec to meeting Bonhomme at the Winter Carnival, there have been so many fun things that we have done during the winter in Quebec.
And while John has yet to go skiing, I absolutely loved ice skating outside the historic walls of the Old City, sipping on hot Caribou, and enjoying some delicious Lobster Poutine during our last visit.
Of course, summertime was just as much fun. The kids had an incredible time during our long weekend in Mont Tremblant. From the mountain coaster to the ziplines, our teens didn’t complain about being bored – NOT ONCE!
