This city is an example for everyone, how to treat your history and place you live in. More

Some modern day shops mixed into old architecture. Easily walkable and good access to the Chateau Frontenac. Street signs display the age of the street from their origin. More

We really enjoyed getting to know our way around this part of the city. By the end of four days the two kids (8th graders) knew their way around and felt comfortable finding various places and getting back to our hotel at the top of St. Anne's. Nice shopping and a good variety of place to eat that had comfortable... More

Many new stores and restaurants. Something new and different. More

especially during the winter carnaval...the toboggan run was tempting if not for the long queue! More

While Basse-Ville is completely oriented towards tourism, you'll find that Haute-Ville is 50/50 between catering to tourists and actually functioning as a city. There are certainly lots of your typical tourist shops and cafes, but you'll find them concentrated along a few streets, namely Rue Saint-Jean, Cote de la Fabrique, and Rue Saint-Louis. Away from the main drags, you'll find... More

Fine restaurants/photo opportunities on virtually every block. More

Me and the girlfriend stayed in a hotel in upper town, and so we walked though upper town on our way to other areas of the city. We ate at a nice cafe in upper town for lunch one day, delicious. The area is very clean and feels safe to walk around in at night. There seemed to be more... More