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One of the largest snow festivals in the world, the Québec Winter Carnival makes the most of the region's harsh climatic conditions. Close to a million visitors enjoy activities and shows in the cold, including costumed balls and parades.
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Extreme sport fans won't want to miss Red Bull Crashed Ice in the Old Quebec district. Participants from Canada and beyond strap on their skates to race along an icy outdoor track, complete with hairpin turns, hair-raising drops and death-defying jumps.
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Built with 500 tons of ice and 15,000 tons of snow, the Ice Hotel in Quebec City offers its guests a unique and adventurous experience. Go now before global warming gets the better of Quebec's cold climes.
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The Québec City Gastronomy Festival attracts more than 30,000 people each year. It offers demonstrations, gourmet cooking tasting and the finest wines, beers and ciders at venues all over town. The city's top restaurants are all involved.
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The magnificent waterfall in Parc de la Chute-Montmorency glistens under a thousand and one lights during the international Loto-Québec Firework Competition, featuring displays from five countries, followed by a grand finale.
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The Quebec Festival of Sacred Music presents music inspired by the world's many spiritual traditions at the Saint-Roch Church and outdoor venues. Local and international artists perform everything from gospel music to Gregorian chants, Corsican polyphony and Celtic tunes.
View Details ›Founded in 1608, Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in Canada. The Old Town is very European in style and its wealth of architectural gems has led to it being named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Located in an oasis of greenery in the city centre, the Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Quebec houses 27,000 items, ranging from sculptures to drawings and jewellery, which date from the 17th century to the present.
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Quebec City is North America's only fortified city and its fortifications were declared an historic monument in 1957. The ramparts encircle the Old Town for nearly five kilometres and visitors can stroll around its spectacular walls.
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At 83 metres high, Montmorency Falls are higher than their more famous cousins at Niagara. Take the cable car to the top for breathtaking views of Quebec city, or chill with a picnic in the provincial Parc de la Chute-Montmorency.
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