10 "must see" activities to fill your day!

10 "must see" activities
to fill your day!
The Quebec City region unites all the advantages of a large urban centers and the best that nature has
to offer. Quebec is beautiful, unique and is situated 30 minutes form the Hôtel de Glace. Green,
clean, safe and equipped with the best welcome infrastructure and entertainment, it is an excellent
destination, whether for a leisure trip, business, or motivation. At a rate of 3 times a day, a shuttle
goes back and forth between downtown Quebec city and the Hôtel de Glace to ease your traveling.
The Quebec Winter Carnival
From January 30 to February 15, 2015
The Quebec Winter Carnival, as each year, offers a multitude of
activities: ice palace, canoe racing, snow sculpture, night parade, etc.
(www.carnaval.qc.ca)
Dufferin Terrace slide
This slide is located near the famous and classic Fairmont Le
Chateau Frontenac. It is made of blue ice. It is not to be missed!
Alpine Skiing
Two ski resorts are located near the Hôtel de Glace site: Station
touristique Stoneham (www.ski-stoneham.com) and the Centre
de ski Le Relais (www.skirelais.com).
Skating at Place d'Youville
Do you like skating? Take the opportunity to practice this sport
outdoor, and this, in the heart of downtown Quebec city.
City tour by coach
Experience one of the most romantic experience while visiting
downtown Quebec city .
Cabane à Sucre
Finish winter smoothly by offering a hearty meal in one of the
traditional "Cabane à sucre" in the region of Quebec.
Shopping Destination
Every year thousands of visitors are welcomed to Place de
la Cité (www.placedelacite.com), Les Galeries de la Capitale (www.galeriesdelacapitale.com), Laurier Québec
(www.laurierquebec.com) and
Place Ste-Foy (www.placestefoyquebec.com).
Museums
To learn more about different historic topics, visit exhibitions and workshops for the whole family. Musée de la
Civilisation and the Musée de l’Amérique française
(www.mcq.org), Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (www.mnba.qc.ca)
Gastronomie & Nightlife
Old Quebec alone has over one hundred restaurants.
French and Quebec specialties are the most popular, although there is a great diversity of ethnic tables. After
nightfall, the city does not sleep for all! The Grande-Allée
is the place to find bars, nightclubs and more.