10 Spots for a Unique Photo Op of Old Québec

This location offers a stunning view of the boats docked at the Port of Québec Marina and of Old Québec. From here, it’s easy to see why locals refer to “Lower Town” and “Upper Town.

When the sun goes down, the Bunge silos transform into a captivating sculpture of light as part of Robert Lepage’s light show Aurora Borealis.

The Place FAO fountain and the impressive architecture of the old financial district set the scene for enchanting photos.

With its architecture reminiscent of Old Europe, this picturesque street is brimming with beauty.

This park perched atop a ridge provides a panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River and the Fresque des Québécois mural. It’s got all the makings of a perfect pic.

The buildings that make up the Séminaire de Québec are arranged in a rectangle overlooking a splendid inner courtyard. The white of the walls contrasts beautifully with the blue of the sky above.

This quiet little street located off the beaten track winds delightfully through Old Québec, the façade of every house uniquely typical of the historic quarter.

Painted on pillars supporting a highway, these gigantic murals are true works of art depicting imaginary scenes.

The Dauphine Redoubt is part of the fortifications surrounding the Old City. Its unusual architecture attests to the defensive role the structure once played.

There’s no better place for sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, the Dufferin Terrace, and Château Frontenac. At night, when the city is awash with light, the atmosphere is simply magical.