20 Reasons to Spend the Labour Day Weekend in Québec City
Treat yourself to a stay in Québec City for the Labour Day Weekend and fill up on fun during the last long weekend of the summer before heading into your fall routine.
1. Explore the prettiest streets of Old Québec while giving your Instagram account a major boost. Share your memories with us: #Quebeccite.
2. Immerse yourself in the works of Niki de Saint Phalle, an artist with a rich and committed career, at the Musée national des beaux-arts.
3. Discover the captivating exhibition at the Musée de la civilisation: Titanic. The Human Story.
4. Enjoy the final days of Plein Art (Craft Fair), now taking place in the heart of Old Québec.
5. Make gourmet discoveries at the Grand Marché de Québec and in public markets.
6. Enjoy a tour of Île d'Orléans to sample delicious local goods in a charming setting.
7. Cross the gates of the Citadelle to see the final performances of the impressive Musique en Rouge.
8. Experience Echo, an original multimedia production showcased in the Blue Chapel of the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Shrine.
9. Have a sweet treat at one of the best ice cream spots around.
10. Tour the region’s top microbreweries with Broue-Tours Québec.
11. Have a meal on one of the most beautiful terraces in and around Québec City.
12. Do a little shopping in one of Québec City neighbourhoods.
13. Rent a bike and enjoy the numerous bike paths in town and around.
14. Take advantage of the last days of summer to go to the beach at Baie de Beauport, Station de la Plage on Promenade Samuel-De Champlain or L'Oasis du Port de Québec in the Louise Basin.
15. Participate in the various activities of the Québec City Pride Festival.
16. Discover Onhwa’ Lumina, a multimedia pathway in the forest to meet the Wendat people.
17. Enjoy a guided tour to learn more about Québec City's fascinating history.
18. Show off your skills at the charming Minigolf Belleville Plaisirs.
19. Go on a boat tour to extend the summer vibe.
20. Enjoy a distinctive brunch cruise with Croisières AML.
