This place is amazing Old Quebec is like a little bit of Europe. buildings are in great shape, old french and english architecture, big on history.... this place is the place. Lots of neat things to see and do, narrow cobblestone streets, cool shops, lots of outdoor cafes. inside or outside the walls great place to spend the day walking...wear... More

Beautifully renovated, this is an interesting part of Quebec City. Of course, it is bleak in the winter, but glorious in late spring, summer, and early fall. More

I live in Montreal, and the Old Port in Quebec City is FAR superior for cleanliness. Very surprised in the amount of vendors that are willing to speak english. Not like that in Montreal. Restaurants are quite expensive for a family. But it's a great walk... More

We had to return for Thursday when more of the vendors were set up, but this was a great place to get a feel for the variety of local products and produce. We got some wonderful honey, blueberry juice, salami and baguette to bring home as gifts and feast on for our lunch as we traveled home. A great place... More

Walk the waterfront boardwalk from the old port all the way to the lower city and the petit Champlain area.. or rent a bike (velo) and ride.. wonderful on a warm summer night. More

See the grain tower and boats on the St. Lawrence. Visit the Farmers Market for some great deals and snacks. More

very pretty and European-like section of the city that is fully functional even during the winter More

The Old Port section of Quebec City is lovely. We spent a day strolling the cobblestone streets and admiring all the amazing shops and buildings. Old Port is a must see in Old Quebec More

It was nice to walk around and in the night they have lighting which makes it even more pretty. More