Quebec City - New France Comes Alive!
It’s easy to imagine life centuries ago once you enter the beautiful historic heart of Quebec City. While strolling cobblestone roads surrounded by French architecture and culture, your students will understand why UNESCO designated the entire city centre to be a World Heritage Site. Learning about aboriginal culture, Canadian history, French language and the Seven Years War couldn’t be more fun. Students will leave Quebec with a greater understanding and appreciation for French Canadian history and culture. For a really cool trip, visit Quebec City in the winter and experience a true winter wonderland.
Highlights:
- Plains of Abraham
- Canada Odyssey
- Martello Tower
- National Assembly
- La Citadelle
- Museum of Civilization
- Château Frontenac
- Dufferin Terrace
- Traditional Huron Site
- Circus School
- Canyon St. Anne
- St. Anne Basilica
- Montmorency Falls
- Sugar Shack
Quebec City in the Winter
While the rest of Canada hibernates, Quebec comes alive with Carnaval de Quebec: the world's largest winter carnival. The region also offers exciting experiences like world-class skiing, dog sledding, skating, and tubing. For a truly French Canadian winter experience, it's hard to beat what Quebec City has to offer.
In addition to all of the year-round sightseeing, winter also offers these exciting activities:
- Carnaval Winter Festival (Jan 30 - Feb 15, 2009)
- Dogsledding
- Skiing and Snowboarding
- Tubing at Village Valcartier
Quebec Information
Below are some links to websites that you might find useful when planning a trip to Quebec City: