One of the oldest cities in North America and the only one on the continent to have its old center surrounded by walls, Québec is beautiful and full of history. Canada’s second-largest city is also the most full of savoir-faire, a legacy of French colonizers. To withstand the long and harsh winter, there is a wide network of underground galleries. This contributes to Québec maintaining its tradition of a lively nightlife. No one needs to walk on the surface to reach bars and clubs that stay open until the early hours.

An unforgettable experience is the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac. Ah, sleeping in this castle was surreal! Built in 1893, within the walls of Old Quebec, it is practically the heart of the city, standing out in the landscape. In addition to the magnificent facade, with the signature of the Fairmont chain, it impresses guests with its sophisticated decor and stunning views of the St. Lawrence River and the city from the large windows of the rooms and suites. To taste the authentic flavors of Québec, the right place is the Champlain restaurant, led by chef Gabriel Molleur-Langevin. After a day of sightseeing, the Spa du Château awaits guests with invigorating treatments.

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