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What to Do in Québec City in August | Visit Québec City Be amazed by the uninterrupted parade of fun and world-class events: Grands Feux Loto-Québec: This year again, the fireworks will take place every Tuesday and Thursday from July 31 to August 21 New France Festival: A unique historical, festive and gastronomic event showcasing life in the 17 th and 18 th centuries Plein Art: The most important summer gathering of crafts in the province
What to Do in Québec City in July To appreciate the panorama of Montmorency Falls and Old Québec, get aboard a Zodiac of Excursions Maritimes Quebec To explore the gorgeous Île d’Orléans, you can go kayaking during the day or at the sunset, or discover the island’s coves, currents, and maritime history aboard a zodiac with Croisières Orléans
Best Restaurants in Old Québec City Where to eat when visiting the old town? Discover the best restaurants in Old Québec City within the ramparts area
What to Do in Québec City in September Fierté de Québec (Québec Pride): This socio-artistic gay pride festival will once again take place in the Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighbourhood St-Roch XP: An urban festival combining emerging music and cuisine in the charming Saint-Roch neighbourhood La Nuit des Galeries: An immersion into the world of Québécois artists, featuring captivating performances and enchanting settings Grand
Top Things to Do in Québec City This Summer To appreciate the panorama of Montmorency Falls and Old Québec, climb aboard a boat of Croisières AML or a Zodiac of Excursions Maritimes Quebec We also love paddleboard outings combined with local products in Portneuf and watching the sunset in a kayak on Île d'Orléans
Public Transportation in Québec City Québec City’s bus network, Réseau de transport de la capitale (RTC), takes you to most of the tourist attractions in the city centre, the central neighbourhoods, and the suburbs With stops at Jean-Lesage International Airport and both train stations, it’s a very eco-friendly way to get around the city