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Quels sont les bons endroits à visiter à Québec?<end_of_turn>
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There are many things to do in Quebec:

Old Quebec
Wander the oldest streets in North America
Explore the fortifications surrounding Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage jewel and cradle of French America. Take a guided walking tour and visit places that bear witness to history: Petit-Champlain, Place Royale, the Plains of Abraham and the Hôtel du Parlement. Enjoy a stroll on the Dufferin terrace to take a photo of the famous Château Frontenac, the most photographed hotel in the world! Here are the main tourist attractions in Old Quebec:

The Frontenac castle
Being the emblem of Quebec par excellence, this castle is also the most photographed hotel in the world. For a visit or a stay, Château Frontenac is worth the detour!

The Dufferin terrace
Lively in summer and winter alike, enjoy a breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River and the Château Frontenac during a walk on the immense Dufferin terrace. Named in honor of Lord Dufferin, a governor general of Canada who loved the city of Quebec, the terrace is so popular that it has been expanded twice during its history. Kill two birds with one stone by visiting the remains of the Forts-et-Châteaux-Saint-Louis which are located below this iconic place.

Fortifications and gates
Did you know that Quebec is the only fortified city north of Mexico? The fortifications and the 4 gates that surround the old town will give you the impression of traveling back in time.

Le Petit-Champlain
This charming pedestrian street is sure to charm you with its many local shops and its magical atmosphere in all seasons. Also considered an excellent landmark of art galleries and good bistros, Petit-Champlain is a real souvenir factory.

The Royal Square
A true historical gem, Place Royale is the official site of the founding of Quebec. Its unique architecture authentically bears witness to the French and British influences that have shaped the city’s urban planning.

The Plains of Abraham
On September 13, 1759, the site of the Plains of Abraham was the scene of the famous Battle of Quebec which decided the fate of America. It was at the end of this battle that the French ceded the city to the British.

The Citadel of Quebec
At the top of the famous Cape Diamond is the most important British fortress in North America. Built between 1820 and 1850 by the English to defend the city, the Citadel of Quebec is an exceptional military heritage. This includes the Royal 22nd Regiment Museum where you can learn everything there is to know about its history.

The Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Quebec
Located in the heart of Old Quebec, the Notre-Dame de Quebec Cathedral Basilica was the church of the first Catholic parish north of the Spanish colonies. Its history is as important for heritage as its exceptional architecture.

The old Port
The streets of the Old Port are perfect for strolling through art galleries and antique shops. The picturesque streets are lined with magnificent houses and views of the river. It is also the starting point for a boat trip.<end_of_turn><eos>