Some popular destinations in Quebec include...

Montreal
Montreal is the second largest city in Canada. Montréal is a one-of-a-kind-a multicultural city that blends its French accent with that of over 80 other ethnic communities and charms visitors with its Euro-American ambiance.

Visit Ste-Catherine street in the downtown core for walking and shopping, the Mont-Royal park and its lookout for the best view of Montreal, St-Laurent boulevard north of Sherbrooke street for its restaurants and bars/clubs, Old Montreal and the port, for family activities and great restaurants. The restored 1847 Bonsecours Market has become the tourist and cultural heart of Old Montreal.

Quebec City
With its architecture, its pedestrian streets and its fortifications, unique in North America, Quebec City offers unequalled historical and cultural heritage. Stroll through its oldest neighbourhoods, like Petit Champlain, Place-Royale and the Old Port.

Even though this capital city is steeped in history, the year-round activities are truly up to date: world-class winter carnival and summer festival, theatre, exhibitions…and the accommodations and dining are topnotch.

Mt. Tremblant - Laurentides/Laurentians Area
The Mt. Tremblant - Laurentides/Laurentians area is a renown winter and summer outdoor destination. Located just to the north of Montreal this beautiful region offers a wide diversity of activities, a full range of accommodations and some of the worlds best resorts, restaurants and bars. The quaint villages nestled in the mountain valleys, provides for great apres-ski.

Visitors come to Mont-Tremblant for the numerous ski hills for all levels, the hundreds of miles of cross-country ski trails and the top golf courses. Outdoor activities are in abundance with dog sledding, hiking and snowshoeing, horseback ridding, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice fishing and skating being some of the favourites.

Gatineau
Gatineau is situated on the north bank of the Ottawa River, opposite Ottawa and adjacent to Hull, near the mouth of the Gatineau River. It boasts some of the regions most popular tourist attractions, from national museums, to the world's only Imax/Omnimax theater, to the Casino du Lac Leamy and Gatineau Park, famous for it's Fall Rhapsody of Colour.

Gaspésie
The Gaspe Peninsula (Gaspésie), is located on the eastern tip of the province of Quebec, north of New Brunswick. It is mostly a coastal region being surrounded by the St. Lawrence estuary and gulf as well as by the Bay of Chaleur.