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Québec City's charm and beauty
rests in its rich and resplendent history. Along the mighty St.
Lawrence River, Québec City is a walled fortress -- the only one of
its kind in North America -- and a gateway to Canada's earliest
civilization. The atmosphere of continental Europe lives on in Old
Québec with its narrow cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages
and enchanting atmosphere. The infusion of fine dining
establishments, unique shops and vibrant arts community underscore
the city's thoroughly modern character.
Hotel Activities:
Historic Guided tours of the Château Frontenac
Many of the world's well-known figures have crossed the
doors of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac. They came, they sampled the
culinary delights of the Château, they hosted sumptuous galas and
banquets and they slept here. All these great moments of history
will be revealed to you during a period guided tour of Le Château.
Children Activities:
Kids are king of the castle at Fairmont Le Château Frontenac!
Kids under 18 stay for free when sharing a room with
parents. 0-5 years old eat for free and 6-12 years old get 50% off
meals.
Activities:
- Daily drawing contest
- Kitchen visits and photo with
Chef
- Guided tours of the hotel with
historic character ($)
- Tea service with Madame Rose
($)
- Milk and cookies turndown
Afternoon Tea with Madame Rose
Kids...It's Tea Time at Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
Madame Rose, famous lady of the Château, invites children for tea
time at Le Champlain restaurant. An enriching and animated
experience where social skills, tea etiquette, stories and anecdotes
will make your little ones experts on the subject! Topics include:
introductions, 'tea place setting', story telling, how to eat and
serve tea party fare, how to be a well-mannered guest in any social
situation, and more. 'Tea time with Madame Rose' is offered Saturday
afternoons at 3:00 p.m.
Tennis
Club Montcalm
Approximately 5 minutes from the hotel by taxi
Winter Activities in Quebec City:
Toboggan Slides
Located next to Fairmont Le Château Frontenac on Terrasse Dufferin,
this ice slide offers endless fun and excitement for all the family!
Ice Skating
Available next to the hotel.
Dogsledding
This activity will put you in touch with nature like no other. Let
man's best friend take you off the beaten track, through snow
covered forests and plains.
Telephone: (418) 889-8001
665 Saint-Aimé Street, Saint-Lambert-de-Lévis, Qc., G0S 2W0
Ice Climbing
Need an adrenaline rush? Why not climb the frozen Montmorency Falls?
No climbing experience is necessary and a qualified instructor will
teach you basic climbing techniques and safety protocol. See our
Concierge for more information.
Winter Carnival
The Ultimate Winter Experience! For 17 days, a multitude of sporting
and cultural events allow visitors to savor the pleasures of winter.
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Old
Québec
Old Quebec is known as the city within the walls and that is where
the hotel is located. The area boasts many restaurants, outdoor
cafés, bars, and souvenir boutiques. Craftmans, artisans and
caricaturists can be found at almost every street corner.
The
Citadel
Quebec's Citadel is the most impressive fortification built in
Canada under British rule and one of the most popular attractions in
the city. Situated atop Cap-aux-Diamants, this historic site is a
unique way to acquaint oneself with the military history of Quebec
City. Designed according to a defense system developed by a French
military engineer, the Citadel is in the shape of a four-pointed
polygon. For information: (418) 643-7239
Parliament Buildings
The Hôtel du Parlement was designed by the architect Eugene-Étienne
Taché and built between 1877 and 1886 on the first national historic
site of Quebec. You are invited to visit the Hôtel du Parlement
accompanied by experienced and professional guides.
For information: (418) 643-7239.
Parc-de-l'Artillerie
Located close to the Saint-Jean gate, in the heart of Old-Quebec,
the Parc-de-l'Artillerie testifies more than 250 years of history.
Since the XVII century, the park has been the place devoted to the
defense of the town of Quebec. For information: (418) 648-4205
Place Royale
Cradle of French America, the historic site of Place-Royal
accommodates each year thousands of visitors. Its picturesque
streets are pilot of three centuries of history.
Montmorency Falls
Montmorency falls park is a 83 meters height, which is 30 meters
more than the Niagara falls. Montmorency fall is part of an historic
and natural site, one of the most spectacular in Quebec, offering an
extraordinary view on the St-Lawrence river, Ile d'Orleans and
Quebec town.
For information: (418) 663-3330
Île d'Orléans
Ile d'Orléans is an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River
that features inspiring sceneries of Quebec heritage, located about
20 minutes drive from the hotel. The Island has 32km length by 8 km.
The same bridge connects the Island to the ground since 1935.
Village Vacances Valcartier
Located just a 30-minute drive from the hotel, Valcartier Vacation
Village offers activities all year round. In the summertime, it
becomes Quebec's largest water park with many water slides and
pools. It is the home of the Everest, North America's highest
accelerating water slide. In the wintertime, it is the place to be
for snow rafting, cross country skiing, ice skating and sleigh
rides.
For more information call toll-free at: 1 (800) 3-VILLAGE.
Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré
The religious village of Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré is the portal
of entry of the magnificient Charlevoix county. Nestled between
mountains and the St. Lawrence River, it is the home of the world
renowned St-Anne Basilica. Every year, the village welcomes over 1.5
million visitors and pilgrims.
Ile d'Orléans
Ile d'Orléans is an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River
that features inspiring sceneries of Quebec heritage, located about
20 minutes drive from the hotel. The Island has 32km length by 8 km.
The same bridge connects the Island to the ground since 1935.
Parc Aquarium du Québec!
Come discover a spectacular and captivating world with a
visit to the new Parc Aquarium du Québec. Some 3 500 fish specimens
are waiting for you.
For information: (418) 659-5264 or 1(866) 659-5264
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec!
The Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec invites you to
discover his collection specialized in Québécois art. the museum
presents a complete range of various techniques: painting,
sculpture, drawing, print, photography, decorative arts and design.
For information: (418) 643-2150 or 1(866) 220-2150
Choco-Musée Érico!
Learn the origin and history of the cocoa, from the time of
the Mayas to today. Discover more than one hundred objects which
report the history of the chocolate.
For information: (418) 524-2122
Musée de la civilization!
The Musée de la civilization is located in the heart of an
historic district and close to Place-Royal, the site of the
foundation of French America. At the Musée de la civilization, the
visitor enters into a world of discovery and exploration!
For information: (418) 643-2158 or 1(866) 710-8031
The historical museum!
The Musée de l'Amérique française is the oldest museum in
Canada. Its first collection of scientific instruments intended for
educational purposes dates back to 1806.
For information: (418) 692-2843
A
Flair for Flavor!
A true experience in agrotourism, the Gourmet Route is also
a discovery network of traditional companies for the area of
Quebec-Charlevoix. They will welcome you in true and genuine spots
to enable you to see, listen to, taste, touch and feel the flavors
and know-how of their art. |
