Montreal and Quebec are two cities that are dominated by their European-influenced pasts and they are utterly charming because of it. Both cities are situated in the province of Quebec, which is the largest Canadian province by area and is the only one to have French as the official language.
Both cities are greatly influenced by the French-infused charm that characterise their simply wonderful cityscapes. Visits to either (or both!) of these cities will enable you to sample the sheer influence that the Europeans had on Canada and the historical significance that both places still hold.
Leafy boulevards, grand architecture and cobbled backstreets, Montreal is the epitome of a historical European city yet will all the hallmarks of Canadian charm that enhances the experience of the visitor. The city is also as diverse as they come, much like many other destinations in Canada, there is plenty to see and do.
There are some splendid views of Montreal available from the peak Parc du Mont-Royal where the view offers a 360-degree panorama of the city while the park itself is quite a beauty spot regardless of whether it is the middle of the summer season or winter.
Quebec is the quintessential colonial-period city, with much influence emanating from France that gives the city its undoubted charm. Home to the largest fortification in North America, Quebec is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Canada and has character dating back to the colonial age when the country was ruled by Britain and France.
Things to see in Montreal & Quebec City
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