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Quebec has 22 tourist regions. Each presents its geography, its history and culture a particular face of Quebec. New settlements or ancient fiefs, seaports or forest estates, these regions welcome you with open arms with warmth and enthusiasm never failed. You are spoiled for choice! Montreal, the metropolis has everything and a big city in the world. But Montreal, the only, known also distinguished. Multicultural city that blends its French accent with that of more than 80 other ethnic communities and charms visitors with its Euro-American ambiance. Inventive, she gets drunk in a whirlwind of cultural creations, both traditional and avant-garde. Its downtown bustles with life at the foot of the mountain, while history is rooted in the old quarters near the River. Celebrate winter and summer, Montréal beats to the rhythm of its festivals: jazz, comedy, cinema, fireworks and more! It invites to discover its fashionable boutiques and famed cuisine, its internal pedestrian network of over 30 km, its lively casino. Stroll through its colorful streets and neighborhoods typed like "small homelands", to borrow its various bicycle paths (over 660 km in the region), party in its inviting bars The sea and the mountains up in Charlevoix a grandiose setting. On the coast, the headlands succeed as much as sentinels on the big river. From quaint villages nestle on the mountainside or the hollow of quiet coves. On the alternate route fertile fields and views to the mountains of the hinterland. Artists have long sought to express on paper or canvas mixture of serenity and grandeur inspired by the landscape. Resort par excellence, Charlevoix combines year-round fine hotels and a range of unusual outdoor activities and cultural events as the Festival International du Domaine Forget, which combines classical music and jazz. Located halfway between Montreal and Quebec on the south shore of St. Lawrence, the Center-du-Québec reserves you throughout the year a range of activities and stay in a relaxing ambience. Enjoy his views on the river, its clear horizon which draw the outlines of its rural villages. Explore at your own pace conducive to the local gourmet discoveries, the finds in antique shops, participate in a major cultural events in the region, adding a hint of golf or an evening at the theater and you have the recipe for a successful trip ! Abenaki, French, Irish, Scottish and English have marked the center of Quebec of their presence, leaving a rich legacy. To find the first institutions of Scottish and Irish settlers, follow the Celtic Way. At the Village Québécois d'Antan, Drummondville, you are immersed in the traditional world of the years 1810 to 1910 through the bustling village and typical of old Quebec. Enjoy your visit to Victoriaville to visit the home of a famous Canadian Prime Minister House Wilfrid Laurier National Historic Site, Nicolet and the birthplace of the painter and engraver Rodolphe Duguay, a master of printmaking early 20th century. To please the eye and palate, two circuits Browsing inviting gardens and arts and Cheese, Cranberry and Gourmet Delight. Be careful, you may fall under the charm of Quebec, the only walled city north of Mexico! As you explore the winding streets on foot or by carriage, you can soak up the romance. Curious about the history of this historic city? Stroll through its oldest neighborhoods, like Petit Champlain, Place-Royale and Vieux-Port. In this steeped in history, the city offers a calendar of all activities to date: winter carnival and summer festival wingspan, plays and exhibitionsAs for accommodation and food, They are first class! The environs of Quebec are simply enchanting. Within minutes, you may find yourself in the countryside or in the heart of large parks. Montmorency Falls, 83 meters high, is alone worth the detour. Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier will fascinate you with its scenery of steep-sided valleys. As you walk through the marshes of the National Wildlife Cape Tourmente, you will see nearly 300 species of birds, including tens of thousands of greater snow geese in spring and fall. The region is the joy of summer and winter sports with its spectacular golf courses and majestic ski slopes, like Mont Sainte-Anne and Stoneham. This region, which was born in Quebec, has several ancestral villages that are discovered over the legendary King's Road, the first roadway in Canada, or on the island of Orleans, with Felix Leclerc so sang the bucolic charm. Tucked into the city of Quebec, the village of Wendake invites you to discover the traditions of the people in Huron-Wendat Site Onhoüa Chetek8e. Furthermore, the Basilique Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré is a place of pilgrimage visited by more than one million and half people each year. Want to travel the region by bike? Choose one of the circuits of the Route verte, including the Chemin du Roy and the corridors of Railwaymen and the coast, offering a circuit near the St. Lawrence River towards Beauport and the Parc de la Chute-Montmorency. Finally, for a winter experience out of the ordinary, sleep in the Ice Hotel, built every year near Lac Saint-Joseph! |
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