FamxplorVieux Québec
What to expect
Vieux Québec, also known as Old Québec, is a historic neighbourhood in Quebec City, Canada. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of French North America. The area is divided into Upper Town and Lower Town, with the Upper Town being the city's military and administrative centre, and the Lower Town being a historic district with many museums, performance halls, and exhibition venues. Visitors can stroll through the narrow streets, visit the fortified walls and ramparts, and explore the historic gems found inside the walls. The area is also home to many shops, restaurants, and hotels, making it a popular tourist destination. Families can enjoy the European charm of the area, take a walking tour to discover its rich history, and visit the many attractions, including the Church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires and the Musée de la civilisation
Plan your family visit to the Vieux Québec with these blog insights 👇
QUEBEC with family, Quebec with children
Activities: We strolled through the shopping streets, around the Château Frontenac. We shopped in souvenir shops and the shop of the Père Noël (Santa Claus)
Highlights: We had the chance to be there during the Quebec City festival: more than 300 shows and 1000 artists invade the city ✨
Things to Do During the Quebec Winter Carnival with Kids
