Quebec, land of adventure and culture

Enough to satisfy you all year round, during the Quebec winter or the Indian summer. There are already the metropolises, Montreal and Quebec, which alone would be worth crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Montreal, the economic hub of Quebec, as green in summer as it is white and icy in winter, topped by the wooded hill of Mount Royal Park and rich in its many and so different neighborhoods. A little further along the St. Lawrence, an emblematic river linking the five Great North American Lakes to the Atlantic, stands the fortified city of Quebec, the administrative capital of the province (Canada's federal capital is Ottawa), and its upper town, Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where numerous monuments appear like so many breathtaking viewpoints such as Dufferin Terrace, the citadel or the Château Frontenac. But traveling to Quebec is also about seeing nature at its most beautiful works, an extraordinary playground and adventure for outdoor activity enthusiasts, with family or friends, on guided tours or self-drive tours. Lake Wapizagonke, Lake Saint-Jean, Saguenay Fjord or Jacques-Cartier River, what could be more natural in Quebec than refreshing and entertaining yourself by its thousands of lakes and rivers? You can also choose to lose yourself in the great expanses of the 24 national parks like La Mauricie Park or Île-Bonaventure-and-Rocher-Percé Park, the largest migratory bird sanctuary in North America. The Quebec festive program also includes snowmobile rides or dog sledding in Northern Quebec to discover polar bears, white foxes, and caribou or cruises in the Gulf of St. Lawrence to observe whales, seals and belugas."