The Latest and the Greatest of Summer 2023

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Québec City in the summertime has all the usual attractions: the historic architecture in Old Québec, the lively patios in the neighbourhoods, the street performers, and great venues to visit—not to mention the incredible forests, rivers, lakes, and other natural attractions nearby that are perfect for exploring, having fun, and getting away from it all. Québec City has everything you need for an amazing summer vacation.
Here are all the new and exciting things you’ll want to include in your summer trip.
Bonus Content: More New Stuff!
As part of the Naval Reserve of Canada Centennial, the Naval Museum has commissioned a huge historical mural. The title of the mural is Audace, and at nearly 200 metres long and 2 stories high, it’s one of the largest of its kind in Canada! The inauguration is slated for June 16.
Following beautification work, the Ursuline Chapel will be accessible to visitors this summer. An activity that offers rare access to this place that was normally reserved for nuns and their students.
A Pilgrimage in Old Québec portal makes it easy for groups and solo travellers to organize pilgrimages to religious sites in Old Québec. Walk in the footsteps of those who left everything behind to proclaim the Gospel in New France.
The kir royal has become a favourite tipple among cocktail aficionados, thanks in no small part to a recent cameo in Emily in Paris. We’re obsessed with the VIP version at Cassis Monna et Filles, served against the enchanting backdrop of Île d’Orléans.
The Laurentides Wildlife Reserve has a new option for adventurous bikers willing to haul their gear: multi-day bike camping trips through the forest. The park has a dozen itineraries that run along logging roads, for trips from two to seven days.
Étoile is a new tent cabin in magnificent Jacques-Cartier National Park. It offers high ceilings, ample storage, and plenty of room for six guests.