The Château Frontenac is more than the world’s most photographed hotel—it’s a place of legends, wartime secrets, and famous guests. From the WWII Québec Conferences to ghostly tales of Governor Frontenac, this castle-like landmark is full of untold stories waiting to be discovered.

The Plains of Abraham in Québec City are more than a park—they’re a historic battlefield where French and British forces clashed in 1759. Walk among monuments honoring Wolfe and Montcalm, learn about the brief but decisive 20-minute battle, and discover the origins of the plateau’s name. With sweeping river views and hidden stories, the Plains reveal the dramatic history that shaped Québec City.

Québec City’s fortifications are more than just stone walls—they’re living history. As the only fortified city north of Mexico, they tell stories of French builders, British defenders, and centuries of adaptation. From hidden viewpoints to the vast Citadel overlooking the St. Lawrence, these ramparts reveal surprising details that most visitors miss. Discover the secrets that make Québec’s walls truly unique.