The well preserved Vieux-Québec (Old Québec) is small and densely packed, and is steeped in four centuries of history and French tradition. 17th and 18th century buildings have been carefully maintained and preserved over the centuries, and are bordered by numerous attractive parks which contain beautiful historic monuments.

The government of Québec has completely restored many of the centuries-old buildings of Place Royale, one of the oldest districts on the continent. Because of its meticulous preservation of this, the only fortified city remaining in North America, UNESCO has designated Vieux-Québec a World Heritage Site.

Perched on a cliff above a narrow point in the St. Lawrence River, Québec City has a view that seems to take in the whole world. In the 17th century the first French explorers, fur trappers, and missionaries came here to establish the colony of what was then termed 'New France'. Today, it still resembles a French provincial town in many ways. The culture, music, food, and art are all distinctly influenced by the French.

Also: The city has an huge array of cabarets, cafes, and restaurants in which visitors can enjoy the unique Quebecois cuisine. Quebec City is in fact "the closest one can come to being in France without leaving North America."

Visitors to Quebec City are never disappointed. The blend of French culture with other traditions has produced an amazing city of timeless treasures and memories to be shared.

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