Québec City in the summertime has all the usual attractions: the historic architecture in Old Québec, the lively patios in the neighbourhoods, the street performers, the never-ending stream of events and festivals, and great venues to visit-not to mention the incredible forests, rivers, lakes, and other natural attractions nearby that are perfect for exploring, having fun, and getting away from it all.
Here are all the new and exciting things you’ll want to include in your summer trip.
- The History of Capital Punishment in Québec
The Hanging of William Pounden: Capital Punishment at the Québec City Public Prison [is a new immersive guided tour at the Morrin Centre. Take the opportunity to visit the charming Victorian library dating back to 1868.
- The Fully Restored Dauphine Redoubt
Let a Parks Canada guide take you on a journey through the 18th century over four floors of one of Québec City’s oldest military buildings.
- The Architecture of Monastère des Augustines
Take a guided tour to discover the monastery’s exceptional architecture, which has received numerous excellence awards and honours.
- GeoRally and Beer Tasting
On the Beer Trail, organized by Îlot des Palais, sends you on a hunt for the places where beer is made, sold, and enjoyed.
- Quad Safari to Observe Black Bears
Learn the basics of quad driving and explore the magnificent natural environment of Station touristique Duchesnay on the way to a black bear–watching viewpoint.
- High Tea at Château Frontenac
Enjoy afternoon tea served in beautiful teacups brought out just for the occasion at Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.
Also, don’t miss out :
Miró in Mallorca. A Free Spirit. At the Musée national des Beaux Arts de QuébecFeast your eyes on nearly 200 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper by Catalan internationally-renowned artist Joan Miró, presented at MNBAQ in a North American exclusive. The works pay tribute to the artist’s mature period (1956 to 1981); during this time, he had settled in Mallorca and pursued his work with a great sense of freedom.
Source : Québec Cité
