Hotels near Quebec City
Québec City, QC, Canada
Quebec City (Quebec's capital, 250 km north-east of Montreal) is the only walled city in North America north of Mexico - founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain and still surrounded by 17th-century stone fortifications. The UNESCO-listed Vieux-Quebec (Old Quebec) feels more European than any North American city, with the Chateau Frontenac hotel dominating the skyline. The Petit Champlain quarter at the base of the cliff has the most photographed cobbled streets in the country.
Day trips from Montreal 200-280 CAD per person including 3.5-hour bus or train each way and 4 hours in the Old City. VIA Rail trains 50-90 CAD each way; the train is faster (3 hours) and more comfortable than buses. The walled city, Chateau Frontenac terrace, Place Royale (the oldest square in North America, 1608), and the Plains of Abraham battlefield park are the standard stops. Winter visits include the Carnaval de Quebec (mid-January-February).
Pro Tip: Stay overnight in Old Quebec rather than day-tripping - the Old City is at its most magical at night when day-trippers have left. Take the early VIA Rail train (departs Montreal 07:30, arrives 10:45) and stay 1 night for the best experience. The Chateau Frontenac terrace is free to walk without staying at the hotel.
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