This large old theater has been entertaining its guests for over 70 years. Its design gives it dynamic acoustics, perfect for special evenings of jazz, blues and other musical acts. Craft fairs and other activities are held here as well. The concert hall seats 979 guests and the recital hall seats 125. It is an architectural masterpiece dating back to 1932 that was renovated and enlarged in 2007.

Witness the defense history of Quebec City since the 17th century in the only remaining North American fortification. The walls measure five kilometers in length and the interpretation center gives visitors a glimpse of early architectural designs and the military aspects of this UNESCO World Heritage City.

This Neo-Gothic style church dates back to 1853. The most notable features are the great twisted iron lantern inside the church, the stained glass windows, paintings and the pipe organ. It offers services in both English and French. It has its roots in Scotland and is a popular Protestant church in Quebec City.

The famous Chateau Frontenac was built at the end of the 19th century, designed by architect Bruce Price, in the heart of Quebec City and was opened in 1893. Being a hotel, you can have a most pleasant stay in one of its 618 rooms on 18 floors. In 1993, the Claude-Pratte Wing was added, offering an indoor swimming pool, an outdoor terrace and a fitness center. Be sure to take the time to visit this magnificent place.

This architecturally unique building was built between 1930 and 1931. It is the tallest building in Old Quebec, and one of the oldest skyscrapers in the country. It has 18 floors in total and is one of the greatest memorials in the city. The art deco style is very prominent in its design, along with its chateau roof.

The former City Hall, located in the heart of Old Quebec next to the Price Building, later became Hotel de Ville de Quebec. Besides the great stone castle architecture, you can have a wonderful time outside in the beautiful gardens where performances sometimes take place.

This is one of the oldest churches in Quebec City, built of stone in 1688, located in the middle of Place Royale Square. In 1929 it was named an historic monument and is one of the city’s most visited tourist attractions. This monument of religion and art should certainly be on your list of places to visit!

Though this is an old city with many old quarters and architecture, there are also several modern style buildings which give it a refreshing new look. The Espace 400e is an example of this contemporary look. It serves as an interpretation center, containing impressive collections and exhibits on Quebec’s history. This fascinating glass building was constructed for the 400th anniversary of the city.

Gare du Palais is a chateau style structure built in 1915. From 1976 to 1985 the station had no rail service for passengers. The best known features of this architectural masterpiece are the fountain in front of the station and the entrance hall. The outside walls are made mostly of red bricks and inside is a glazed vaulted ceiling.