Travel to Canada

Château Frontenac

This breathtaking medieval French structure is  a tourist attraction and a place to stay the night as well. The 605 guest rooms are of varying sizes and configuration, but equally luxurious and many offer incredible views over the St Lawrence River. Every conceivable service is available, including a top-notch fitness centre, swimming pool, whirlpool and massage therapy. Located just above the Dufferin Terrace, it is easily accessible to both Old and New Quebec.

Battlefield National Park

Mostly known as the Plains of Abraham, this is one of Quebec's most popular parks and historical attractions. Commemorating the 1759 attack in which Quebec fell to the British under the leadership of General Wolfe, the park features two striking Martello Towers with rotating displays and awesome views over the St Lawrence River. The interpretive centre is housed in the Musee du Quebec. Park admission is completly free, unless you get hungry!

the Gibraltar of America

Often called "the Gibraltar of America," this  fort is located on Cap-aux-Diamants, overlooking the St Lawrence River. Manned to this day by traditionally-dressed troops who perform the changing of the guard every day at 10am during the summer, the Citadel also has a museum of Quebec's military history and the story of the Royal 22nd Regiment. Local tour guides lead visitors on a one-hour tour through 250 years of Quebec's tumultuous past.

Biosphere

This place has a bit of history (built in 1969) and a bit of learning activities for growing up kids. There are other places and a garden around on island to spend a day if you are going there in summer. Bit expensive for what it offers inside.

Vieux Montreal

If you visit the Old Montreal you are going to love the cobble stone streets, the  european architecture display, the sidewalk entertainment, the amazing restaurants, summer fireworks, and the maze! And Montreal is very walkable! Make sure you try the crepes and wide diversity of other foods from Egyptian to far eastern. Best time of the year is July. Never drive! take a cab, bike or walk. The place is gridlock! If you do rent a bike - make sure to check out the canals and locks! and the most important thing,

Montreal Quebec

Montreal, Quebec

I can define Montreal as one of the most European Cities in North America. Located on the banks of Saint Lawrence has the blessing to blend old and new cultural traditions, arts and exquisite architecture.

In Old Montreal you can explore centuries-old buildings and churches, along with a lot of cafes and little shops.

Meanwhile in cosmopolitan downtown Montreal, you can party on the exclusive nightspots, make a shopping trip or visiting the city's top museums if that's your kind of thing.

About a six-hour drive from New York or Boston, Montreal makes a convenient long-weekend getaway for residents of the Northeast U.S.