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Quebec City offers an unparalleled charm to romantics and francophiles.

A stronghold of the French language in North America for more than 400 years, Quebec City also has a captivating history. It’s from this genuine fertile ground that Quebec City Pride Festival and the LGBT+ nightlife stem. In fact, Le Drague Cabaret Club – an emblematic bar for the community – sits on St-Augustin Street and is visible from the very popular and busy Saint-Jean Street. Similarly, the St-Matthew’s is not far away.

Warm and welcoming, they both have a terrace where a drink is most welcomed after a great day’s visit to the Citadelle, the Plains of Abraham, the Dufferin Terrace of the iconic Château Frontenac, the Museum of Civilization or the docks at the Old Port. Don’t get us wrong; Le Drague Cabaret Club also knows how to turn the party up!

WHAT TO SEE?

Musée des Beaux-arts de Québec
www.mnbaq.org

Plaines d’Abraham
www.ccbn-nbc.gc.ca

Quartier Petit Champlain
www.quartierpetitchamplain.com

Lieu historique national des Forts-et-châteaux-Saint-Louis
www.pc.gc.ca

Musée Royal 22e régiment, Citadelle de Québec www.lacitadelle.qc.ca

Musée de la Civilisation
www.mcq.org

Musée de l’Amérique francophone
www.mcq.org

Musée de la place Royale
www.mcq.org

Les Promenades fantômes
www.promenadesfantomes.com

Les visites fantôme de Québec
www.fantomesdequebec.com

Valcartier, village vacances
www.valcartier.com