From vibrant cities to larger-than-life landscapes, electrifying festivals to outdoor adventures let the places and people of Québec wash over you. Its history is marked by the presence of First Nations, the arrival of the French and British regimes, as well as a continuous flow of immigrants. As contrasting as the region of Québec is, it is also welcoming. Quebec is characterized by a unique cultural landscape of traditions, sprawling nature, a fascinating wildlife and an authentic population. The creative and unique nature of Québecers is displayed among others in its culinary arts. Numerous markets, festivals and gourmet experiences invite you to discover the incomparable flavors of Québec's rich mixed culture.
Air Canada offers a daily nonstop service from Frankfurt to Montréal with the best connections to every corner of Québec.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Québec has some thirty national parks totaling over 37,000 sq. km of protected wilderness with surprisingly diverse landscapes, flora and fauna. One can enjoy the great outdoors with an endless choice of outdoor activities in all seasons, and sleep on site, with a choice of camping, cottages and eco-friendly accommodations.
VIBRANT CITIES
Located close to nature, Québec's cities reflect the people who live there: welcoming, diverse and vibrant. They are full of history and possess a rich cultural life and overflowing creativity! Street arts, breathtaking circus shows and contemporary art exhibitions are all invitations to open one’s mind.
LIVING CULTURE AND HISTORY
From its crossbreeding with diverse origins and an innovative modernity, Québec has developed a unique culture that is lived notably through music, arts and architecture. Its urban landscape is marked by the legacies of important events, including the Expo 67 World Fair and the 375th anniversary of Montréal in 2017.
INDIGENOUS TRADITIONS
With its rich indigenous heritage, Québec offers an uncommon experience tinged with history and authenticity. To meet the 11 nations with distinct cultural characteristics is to discover a vibrant, colorful, diverse and enriching cultural identity.
ROAD TRIPS
Whether you travel by car or ride a motorcycle, Québec's roads always lead to a discovery, since each region has its own natural attractions and cultural treasures. While some offer a return to the past, several offer breathtaking panoramas. Still others invite you to make tasty wine or culinary discoveries.
LOCAL FLAVOURS
Think of the delicious maple products, the famous poutine, the products of the terroir and the flavors of the sea coming from the regions along the coast, which craftsmen and producers are happy to showcase. And what about the know-how of our chefs! Through their audacity and curiosity, they contribute to making Québec a hub of world gastronomy.
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Picture credits from top to bottom
Picture 1: Eeyou Istchee-Baie-James - Régions touristiques © Mathieu Dupuis
Picture 2: Parc national des Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie © Pierre Carbonneau
Picture 3: Parc du Mont-Royal Montréal © Stéphan Poulin
Picture 4: Monument de l'UNESCO © Jean-François Frenette
Picture 5: Manicouagan (Côte-Nord) © Jean-François Bergeron / Enviro Foto
Picture 6: Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean © Mathieu Dupuis
Picture 7: © D Lafond