Quebec is a French-speaking province and with its unique history, it has a fascinating culture distinct from the rest of the country. Quebec City’s capital is the most vibrant centre of European influence and French culture in modern-day North America. The province’s largest and more cosmopolitan city, Montreal, is surrounded by beautiful European architecture. Montreal is also one of Canada’s leading destinations for visitors interested in art, music and fine dining; The St. Lawrence River carries history, culture, nature and war stories to many areas within the province and waiting for you to discover them.
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An international destination of choice, Montréal is easily accessed by land, water and air. Downtown is a mere 20 minutes from the Pierre-Elliott Trudeau International Airport, which handles some 600 flights daily. You will find this compact island city great…
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As the largest French-speaking region in North America, and a region inspired from European-styled streets and architecture, this excursion of the Province of Quebec will take you on a romantic journey from Quebec City to Montreal. Along the way, visit…
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Following Lake Ontario, Toronto is a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers, dwarfed by the iconic, free-standing CN Tower; all the way south to Niagara region, discover world-class wineries, natural wonders and experience of galloping waterfalls with extra…
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The largest and oldest winter carnival in the world, the Quebec Winter Carnival is a must-see event that attracts thousands of visitors each year. Tens of thousands of people from all over participate in the many activities taking place mainly…
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