Overview

Places of interest in Quebec

Overview
1 Mont-Mégantic National Park
Majestic peaks and crystal alpine lakes
8.9
This Canadian national park features dramatic rock formations and a unique geological history. Visitors explore ancient landscapes, scenic trails and rare fossils within this protected area of Quebec's Megantic region.
Highlights:
  • ⛺ Camp under starlit skies near the Lake Saint-Jean
  • 🚴‍♂️ Explore the park’s alpine meadows by bike
  • 🏔️ Hike to the summit of Mount Jacques-Cartier
2 Montreal
A city of festivals, food and culture
8.6
Vibrant cultural hub where French and English traditions blend, offering world‑class museums, historic architecture and a thriving culinary scene. The city’s extensive public transit connects neighborhoods, parks and iconic landmarks like the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal.
Highlights:
  • ⛪ Visit the breathtaking Notre-Dame Basilica and its illuminated interior
  • 🌄 Admire panoramic city views from Mount Royal Park
  • 🏙️ Wander the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal
1 Montreal Biodome
Zoo
2 Montreal Botanical Garden
Park
3 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Museum
4 Mount Royal Park
POI
5 Notre-Dame Basilica
Place of Worship
6 Saint Joseph's Oratory
Place of Worship
1 Atwater Market
Marketplace
2 Jean Talon Market
Marketplace
3 Rue Saint-Jean
POI
4 Underground City
Shopping Mall
1 Montréal–Trudeau International Airport
Gateway to vibrant Montreal charm
Serving as Quebec’s primary gateway, this modern hub connects to over 200 destinations worldwide. Its efficient layout features extensive retail, dining options and a dedicated business lounge for travelers daily.
2 Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport
Montreal’s Quiet Regional Hub
Serving the Greater Montreal area, this regional airport handles domestic flights and cargo operations. Located near the city’s industrial zone, it offers modern facilities, efficient customs processing and convenient access to downtown via public transit.
5 Quartier DIX30
Shop
3 Mont-Tremblant
Year-Round Adventure in Québec
7.6
Highlights:
  • 🧗‍♂️ Experience ziplining over the Laurentian forest canopy
  • 🥾 Hike scenic trails in Mont-Tremblant National Park
  • 🚠 Ride the panoramic gondola for breathtaking mountain views
7 Parliament Hill
Canada's Iconic Political Heart
The Parliament Hill complex in Ottawa features historic buildings, expansive lawns and iconic statues. Visitors can explore the grounds, watch changing of the guard ceremonies or enjoy panoramic views from the hilltop overlooking the city.
Highlights:
  • 🔔 Listen to the 53-bell carillon from Peace Tower
  • 🏛️ Take a guided tour of the historic Senate and Commons
  • 🎖️ Watch the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony
1 Rideau Canal
Historic Waterway and Skating Wonderland
This historic waterway winds through Ottawa's heart, offering serene boat tours and winter skating on its frozen surface. The canal connects Rideau Lake to the Ottawa River, surrounded by charming bridges and lush greenery that change with every season.
Highlights:
  • 🚴‍♀️ Bike or walk the waterfront trails in summer
  • 🚤 Cruise along the historic locks and scenic canal
  • ⛸️ Skate the world’s longest outdoor rink in winter
8 National Gallery of Canada
Canada's Premier Art Destination
The National Gallery of Canada houses an extensive collection of Canadian art, including works by the Group of Seven and Indigenous artists. Its modern architecture features a glass façade and a central atrium.
Highlights:
  • ⛪ Visit the Rideau Street Chapel recreated inside the museum
  • 🎨 Explore the Canadian and Indigenous art galleries
  • 🕷️ Admire the iconic spider sculpture, Maman, outside
9 Canadian War Museum
Canada's Premier Military History Museum
A Canadian institution in Ottawa's capital city, this museum honors military history through artifacts and exhibits. It offers a solemn yet engaging experience for visitors seeking to understand Canada's armed forces legacy within its historic grounds.
Highlights:
  • 🌺 Reflect in the Hall of Honour and Remembrance
  • 🚜 Marvel at the extensive collection of military vehicles
  • 🪖 Walk through the immersive WWI trench exhibit
6 ByWard Market
Ottawa’s Historic Culinary and Cultural Hub
Vibrant shopping and dining hub in Ottawa’s historic core, featuring farmers’ stalls, boutique shops and lively street performers. The market offers fresh produce, local crafts and a mix of international cuisine.
Highlights:
  • 🛍️ Shop handmade crafts and unique souvenirs
  • 🎶 Enjoy live music and street performances
  • 🍓 Taste fresh local produce and artisanal foods
2 Parc Oméga
Zoo
3 Val-d'Or Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s scenic winter wonderland
Val-Dor Airport serves Quebec's eastern region, offering regional flights to major Canadian hubs. The terminal features modern amenities and convenient, efficient customs processing for travelers heading to Montreal or Toronto.
4 Rouyn-Noranda Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s Northern Wilderness
Serving the mining region of Abitibi‑Témiscamingue, this regional airport offers daily flights to Montreal and Toronto. Its single asphalt runway supports commercial jets and general aviation, connecting residents to major hubs.
5 Kuujjuarapik Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Serving the remote Inuit community of Kuujjuarapik in Quebec's Nunavik region, this small public airport connects residents to larger hubs via seasonal flights. The runway is gravel and facilities are minimal.
6 Chibougamau/Chapais Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s wilderness adventures
Serving the northern Quebec region, this public airport connects remote communities to larger hubs via scheduled flights and charter services. The runway accommodates small aircraft; facilities include a control tower and a basic passenger terminal.
7 La Grande Rivière Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s scenic riverfront charm
Serving the town of La Grande‑Rivière in Quebec’s Côte‑Nord region, this public airport features a single asphalt runway and basic facilities for general aviation. It connects remote communities to larger hubs.
8 Chisasibi Airport
Remote gateway to Quebec’s pristine wilderness
A regional airport serving the Cree community of Chisasibi in Quebec's Eeyou Istchee territory. It offers scheduled flights to Montreal and nearby hubs, supporting local commerce and tourism and year‑round operations.
9 Waskaganish Airport
Remote gateway to pristine Quebec wilderness
A small public airport serving the community of Waskaganish in Quebec's James Bay region. It offers a single gravel runway and basic facilities for regional flights and charter services, supporting year‑round operations.
10 Nemiscau Airport
Remote gateway to Quebec’s pristine wilderness
A remote airstrip serving the mining community near the Nottaway River, offering limited commercial flights and essential cargo services for the region's industrial operations and connecting to larger hubs via chartered routes.
11 Wemindji Airport
Remote gateway to northern Quebec wilderness
Regional airfield serving the remote community of Wemindji on James Bay’s coast. It offers limited commercial flights and essential cargo services, connecting residents to larger hubs while supporting local economic activities.
12 Eastmain River Airport
Quiet gateway to pristine Canadian wilderness
Located near the East Main River, this regional airport serves small aircraft and charter flights, offering a gateway to remote northern communities. The runway is gravel and facilities are minimal but functional.
4 Quebec City
Old World Charm in North America
7.4
Historic capital on the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City offers cobblestone streets, fortified walls and a blend of French heritage with modern culture. The Old Town attracts visitors with its architecture, museums and vibrant culinary scene.
Highlights:
  • 🌊 Walk along Terrasse Dufferin boardwalk with river views
  • 🏰 Admire Château Frontenac’s iconic castle-like architecture
  • 🚶‍♂️ Stroll through historic Old Quebec’s charming streets
10 Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
POI
11 Vieux-Québec
Place
12 Plains of Abraham
Historic Site
7 Laurier Québec
Shopping Mall
8 Place Sainte-Foy
Shopping Mall
9 Rue Sainte-Catherine
POI
10 District Saint-Joseph
Bar
1 Montmorency Falls
Majestic cascade shrouded in misty splendor
Highlights:
  • 🍁 Savor local maple‑syrup treats at a nearby café
  • 🚡 Ride the cable car to panoramic cliffside views
  • 💦 Stand beneath the 76‑meter Montmorency Falls
2 Jacques-Cartier National Park
National Park
3 Île d'Orléans
Island
13 Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport
Charming gateway to historic Québec
Serving Quebec City and surrounding regions, this airport offers convenient access to the province’s capital. It features modern facilities, regular domestic flights and connections to major Canadian hubs for tourists.
14 Canadian Forces Base Bagotville
Strategic gateway to northern Quebec skies
A military airbase in Quebec’s Abitibi region hosts transport and training aircraft for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The runway supports large cargo planes, while nearby facilities provide logistics support.
4 Charlevoix
Place
15 Kuujjuaq Airport
Gateway to Arctic wilderness and Inuit culture
Serving the northern Quebec region, this airport connects remote communities to larger hubs via scheduled flights and cargo services. Its runway accommodates small aircraft, while nearby facilities support seasonal tourism and research expeditions.
16 Sept-Îles Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s pristine coastal wilderness
Serving the industrial and fishing communities of northern Quebec, this regional airport offers daily flights to Montreal and other hubs. Its runway accommodates medium‑sized aircraft, supporting both passenger travel and cargo operations.
3 Laurentian Mountains
Mountain
17 Puvirnituq Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Remote northern Quebec airport serves the Inuit community of Puvirnituq, connecting via daily flights to larger hubs. The runway is gravel and facilities are minimal, reflecting the area’s isolated Arctic environment.
18 Îles-de-la-Madeleine Airport
Gateway to the serene Madeleine archipelago
Serving the Île‑de‑La‑Madeleine archipelago, this airport connects Montreal and Quebec City via daily flights. The runway accommodates regional jets; nearby facilities include a small terminal and cargo services for tourists.
4 Magdalen Islands
Island
19 Michel-Pouliot Gaspé Airport
Small gateway to scenic Gaspé
Serving the Gaspé Peninsula, this regional airport connects residents and tourists to Montreal and other hubs via daily flights. The terminal offers basic amenities, while nearby attractions include coastal parks and historic sites.
5 Motel Seal Rock
POI
20 Baie-Comeau Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s scenic coastal charm
Serving the city of Baie‑Comeau in Quebec’s Côte-Nord region, this public airport offers regional flights and general aviation services. Its single asphalt runway accommodates small aircraft, connecting residents to larger hubs.
6 Le Fjord-du-Saguenay
Place
21 Mont-Joli Airport
Gateway to serene Quebec countryside adventures
Serving the Saguenay–Lac‑Saint‑Jean region, this regional airport offers regular flights to major Canadian hubs and seasonal charters. Modern facilities include a single terminal, parking and ground transport links for passengers.
7 Parc national du Bic
National Park
22 Umiujaq Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
A remote gateway on Quebec’s Côte-Nord, Umiujaq Airport serves the Inuit community of Umiujaq, connecting it to Montreal via a single asphalt runway. Travelers appreciate its clear skies and friendly staff, though flights are infrequent – plan ahead for seasonal schedules.
23 Kangiqsualujjuaq Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to Quebec’s wilderness
Serving northern Quebec’s remote communities, this airport connects to Montreal and other regional hubs via scheduled flights. The runway accommodates small aircraft, while the terminal offers basic passenger services amid Arctic surroundings.
24 Kangirsuk Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Serving the remote Inuit community of Kangirsuk in Quebec's Nunavik region, this small public airport connects residents to larger hubs via seasonal flights. The runway is gravel and operations are limited by weather.
25 Tasiujaq Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Serving the remote community of Kuujjuaq, this regional airport connects northern Quebec to larger hubs via scheduled flights and charter services. Its gravel runway supports aircraft operations year‑round amid Arctic conditions.
26 Aupaluk Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
A small public airport serves the remote Inuit community of Aupaluk on Baffin Island’s western coast. It features a gravel runway and seasonal flights connecting to larger hubs, essential for supplies and emergency access.
27 Schefferville Airport
Remote gateway to Quebec’s wilderness adventure
Remote airfield serving the northern Quebec mining community, offering scheduled flights to Montreal and regional hubs. The runway accommodates small aircraft, while on‑ground facilities include a modest terminal and cargo handling.
28 Natashquan Airport
Coastal gateway to pristine Labrador wilderness
Regional airport serving the remote coastal community of Natashquan on Quebec's Côte‑Nord. It offers limited commercial flights and essential connectivity for residents and tourists exploring nearby marine parks and fishing villages.
29 Port-Menier Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s scenic countryside
Serving the remote community on Baffin Island, this small airport connects residents to larger hubs via scheduled flights and charter services. The runway is gravel, suitable for short takeoffs in Arctic conditions.
30 Chevery Airport
Remote gateway to pristine Arctic wilderness
This remote Quebec airstrip serves Chevery’s coastal community, offering a gateway to pristine marine wildlife and rugged shoreline. Travelers appreciate its straightforward layout, though early arrivals should account for limited services.
31 La Romaine Airport
Remote gateway to pristine Arctic wilderness
Serving the remote community of La Romaine on Quebec's Côte‑Nord, this small public airport offers essential air links for residents and visitors. Runway is gravel, operations limited to seasonal weather conditions.
32 Saint-Augustin Airport
Gateway to historic Quebec’s coastal charm
Located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, this airport serves Saint‑Augustin and surrounding communities. It offers scheduled flights to Montreal and provides connectivity for local businesses and tourism.
33 Inukjuak Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Serving the remote Inuit community in northern Quebec, this airport connects residents to larger hubs via short flights. Located near the Hudson Bay coast, it features a gravel runway and basic facilities.
34 Akulivik Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
A remote airstrip on the northern coast of Quebec serves the small community of Akulivik. It offers seasonal flights connecting to larger hubs and supports essential supplies for residents living near the Arctic tundra.
35 Bonaventure Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s coastal charm and wilderness
Serving the Côte-Nord region, this regional airport connects remote communities to Montreal and Quebec City via daily flights. The runway accommodates small aircraft, while on‑site facilities include a modest terminal and cargo handling.
8 Gaspé Peninsula
Peninsula
36 Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon Airport
Gateway to Quebec’s serene wilderness
Serving the remote eastern Quebec region, this small airport connects to Montreal and other hubs via scheduled flights. The runway accommodates regional aircraft, while nearby communities rely on it for cargo and emergency access.
37 Quaqtaq Airport
Gateway to the Laurentian wilderness and culture
Serving Quebec City and surrounding regions, this airport offers convenient access to downtown via short drive. It handles domestic flights primarily, with seasonal connections to major Canadian hubs and airlines that serve regional destinations. Passengers.
38 Havre Saint-Pierre Airport
Coastal gateway to Quebec's maritime charm
Serving the coastal town of Havre‑Saint‑Pierre on Quebec’s Côte‑Nord, this regional airport offers daily flights to Montreal and nearby communities. The terminal is compact, with basic amenities and scenic views of the Gulf.
39 Tête-à-la-Baleine Airport
Gateway to remote Arctic wilderness adventures
Serving the remote Côte-Nord region, this small public airport connects the fishing village of Tête‑à‑la‑Baleine to larger hubs via daily flights. Runway length supports light aircraft and seasonal charter services.
40 La Tabatière Airport
Quiet gateway to Quebec’s scenic countryside
Serving the Saguenay–Lac‑Saint‑Jean region, this public airport offers regional flights and general aviation services. Located near La Tabatière, it features a single asphalt runway and basic passenger facilities for tourists.
41 Ivujivik Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Remote Arctic gateway serving Ivujivik and surrounding communities in Quebec's Nunavik region. The airport handles seasonal flights, connecting residents to larger hubs while supporting local fishing and hunting economies year‑round operations.
42 Kangiqsujuaq Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Serving the remote Inuit community of Kangiqsujuaq in Quebec's Nunavik region, this small public airport connects residents to larger hubs via seasonal flights and supports essential supplies and medical transport.
43 Salluit Airport
Remote Arctic gateway to pristine wilderness
Remote airstrip serving the northern Quebec community of Salluit, located on the western shore of Hudson Bay. It offers seasonal flights connecting to larger hubs and supports local fishing, hunting and research activities.
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