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Québec

Québec City

Quebec City Old Town and the St Lawrence River
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One of the oldest settlements in Canada and the largest city in eastern Québec, Québec's Old Town (Vieux-Québec) is the only North American fortified city north of Mexico whose walls still exist.

It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985 as the "Historic District of Old Québec". This area has a distinct European feel, unique in North America, with its stone buildings and winding streets lined with shops and restaurants.

Be sure to stroll along Dufferin Terrace, a walkway along the edge of the cliff offering beautiful views of the Saint Lawrence River.

Nearby Château Frontenac towers proudly above the Terrace, proclaiming its status as the most photographed hotel in the world.

A passenger only ferry service runs from the Old Port across the St Lawrence River to Levis giving visitors the opportunity to view Old Québec’s historic buildings from a different angle.

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Take the Escalier Casse-Cou (literally neck-breaker steps) from the Old Port to the Upper Town, checking out the multitude of small speciality stores as you walk.

If you're planning to drive your motorhome into Old Quebec, there are a number of public pay parking lots in the area but it will be busy. Check the city's website for information about parking and decide whether it would be easier to leave your RV at your campground and use public transport.

Your RV will come in handy though as you venture out of the downtown area and visit areas like Montmorency Falls or take a drive around Ile d'Orleans. These are not-to-be-missed places on your RV itinerary and sure to leave you with great memories.

With so much to do in Quebec City, make sure you allow enough time here to explore it in depth.

The Most Romantic City in Canada

With its picturesque cobblestone streets, European charm and impressive old architecture, Quebec City could well be described as the Most Romantic City in Canada.


Montmorency Falls, Quebec City
Quebec City Boardwalk
Quebec City Boardwalk
Quebec City and Chateau Frontenac from Levis

The Best of Summer

History, culture, gastronomy and European charm mix with the natural spendour of Quebec City, creating so many choices for things to do in this vibrant city in Summer.
Video courtesy of YouTube/Bonjour Québec

Itineraries that include Quebec

Montreal / Vancouver
21 days
Explore Canada - Montreal to Vancouver
What a drive! From Montreal to Vancouver, this is a great Canadian road trip packed with stops along the Trans Canada Highway - offering you the ultimate cross-country road trip. We’ve put together a three-week journey to take you from the province of Quebec right through to British Columbia’s west coast. Celebrate small towns, big cities and all Canada has to offer through food, people and sights to see.
Montreal / Montreal
16 days
Quebec Ski Tour
When you travel in Québec you are embarking on a journey filled with action and peacefulness, ambience and beauty. Not to mention, the potential for reliving history at every turn. Many of the ski hills and activities are two to four hours from Montreal and the temperature is often around -10 C, perfect weather for skiing and outdoor activities. Please note that the US driving fee will be applied if you travel into the USA (Vermont) on this itinerary.
Montreal / Montreal
16 days
Rivers, Lakes & Mountains
Experience the wonder of Quebec on the ultimate Quebec road trip – visiting lakes, rivers and mountains. This tour takes you up the St Lawrence River, along the Saguenay Fjord and River, to the highest mountains east of the Rockies and into Lake Country. And, if you have a desire for some city activities, we'll take you to some of the most beautiful in the region.
Montreal / Montreal
10 days
Ski Quebec
When you travel in Québec you are embarking on a journey filled with action and peacefulness, ambience and beauty. This route is paced to be leisurely and restful. Many of the ski hills and activities are two to four hours from Montreal and the temperature is often around -10 C, perfect weather for skiing and outdoor activities.
Montreal / Montreal
14 days
The Explorers Route
Western Quebec - known for its wide-open spaces and year-round adventure. Throw some culture and sheer relaxation into the mix and you have the recipe for a memorable Quebec RV Vacation. This 14 day suggested itinerary will take you through three of Quebec's south-west regions where excitement and the great outdoors go hand in hand.
Montreal / Montreal
12 days
Why not Quebec
From the mostly rural Montérégie region just south of Montréal, through the Eastern Townships to the heart of Québec, up to Lanaudiere, and on to the cradle of industry in Mauricie, you couldn’t ask for a more inviting province in which to take an RV vacation. Cultural and natural wonders abound, especially for the outdoors enthusiast. Paddle or hike through marshes and wetland, watch for birds in the Lac Saint-Pierre archipelago.
Montreal/Halifax
11 days
Montreal-to-Halifax
The beauty of a one-way RV road trip between Montreal and Halifax is the ability to choose your route and timing. Follow the St Lawrence River to the Gaspe Peninsula before entering New Brunswick and exploring the province of the World's Highest Tides. Your trip then continues into Nova Scotia where you can explore to your heart's content before dropping off your RV at our Halifax location.
Felt like we were back home - not in Canada. Quebec City is so special.
Veronique Dubois
France
It's a super walking city. We left our RV at our campsite and took transit down - happy we did as everything down there is easy to get to on foot and it looked like it might be hard to find a park.
Gabi Rosmanith
Austria

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