Quebec city

Quebec City is the crown jewel of French Canada and the capital of Quebec province of Canada. On visiting the Old town of Quebec, you will see why UNESCO has given it a prestige of being a World Heritage Site. Founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608, Quebec City is one the oldest and magnificent cities in North America. With a population 765,706 people, Quebec City is second most populous city in Quebec. The Old Town of the Quebec City gives a feeling of Old Europe with its classic bistros and sidewalk cafes. Credits to its compact size, you can walk the city out and get the taste of the city in one day. While the singers, acrobats and actors fill the streets, the fireworks of the festival and songs fill the air to entertain you all summer long. With its 4.6 km long walls and the imposing gates to explore, Quebec City has a lot to boast of. Cannons, artilleries and the fortresses make the city worth visiting.

 Its  Grand Fortifications, the Old Quebec Town, the Old Europe Taste, St. Lawrence River & Vieux-Port de Québec, Montmorency Falls Park makes the Quebec City a place worth visiting place in the summer.