Marché Champlain was Quebec City's grandest public market — built on reclaimed river land, fed by hundreds of outdoor stalls, and destroyed by fire in 1910. Discover the forgotten story of the bustling waterfront that vanished without a trace.

Petit-Champlain, Québec City's most iconic street, is hiding centuries of drama beneath its charming cobblestones — from fur traders to landslides to the artists who saved it from disappearing forever.