Québec City’s Old Town is the only fortified city north of Mexico — cobbled lanes, a fairy-tale château hotel above the St. Lawrence, and a French-Canadian food-and-festival culture. It’s compact, romantic, and magical under winter snow.
Château Frontenac
Petit-Champlain quarter
City walls & ramparts
Montmorency Falls
Assuming you need French — the city is bilingual and welcoming; a "bonjour" is appreciated but English gets you everywhere.
Driving and parking inside the walls — the Old Town is tiny and pedestrian-friendly; stay within it and walk.
Summer is festival season and café terraces; the Winter Carnival (late January–February) and Christmas markets are the snow-globe version — pick warm or magical.
Munduva is free for your whole group — pick the dates together, build the plan, and split the costs.
Start planning — it’s free