The best way to get to know Quebec City is to go for a walk and get lost in the the Old City or maybe pop into a cafe for a midday sweet treat! Quebec is full of beautiful streets lined with interesting shops and fantastic restaurants. Listed below are some sites to see on your walk:

- Old Quebec City

- Dufferin Terrace (very close to the wedding venue)

- Plains of Abraham

- Quartier Petit Champlain (pictured above)

Just a short drive away, you can see spectacular views of a nearby waterfall that promise to be even better with the fall colors.

Fine dining in Quebec City is special because of their commitment to quality and using locally sourced ingredients. Not to mention, the prices are favorable for our American guests when considering the conversion rate against the quality.

For those of you interested in local products, l'île d'Orléans is the perfect place for you. A short drive from the city, it is home to many family farms and local businesses. They offer a good deal of produce from fruits and vegetables, to dairy and cheeses. One of our personal favourites, "Fromagerie Ferme Audet", specializes in goat dairy products, including soft serve ice cream!

This is another relatively close option for guests who are looking to escape the city and enjoy nature. You can enjoy the fall colors by taking a hike in this beautiful national park. Keep in mind that a car will be needed to get there.

The Aquarium de Québec gives a unique opportunity to see Canadian and Québec wildlife. From walruses to polar bears, you are certain to learn something new!

The Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec is a must if you are a fan of art museums. With a vast collection going from native art, to classical portraits, their art panorama will assuredly catch your eye.

The Musée de la civilisation is another excellent alternative if you are a fan of museums. This museum in particular showcases rotating expositions and is more focused on history and culture than art.