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Quebec City & Montreal City Breaks

Quebec City and Montreal have a vibe that is unlike any other in Canada, or North America. The locals who are lucky enough to call these cities home are incredibly proud of their French heritage. Take a walk amongst the city streets and the influence of their European cousins is striking! Montreal is just under eight hours from London and benefits from excellent rail connections with its neighbour Quebec, making it is easy to combine these into an extended visit.

Montreal

Home to the largest French speaking population in North America, Montreal has a distinctive style and culture. Wander its old city city and Parisian style streets and you will quickly fall for its charms! Old Montreal is the heart of the city and is home to a host of beautiful 19th century buildings. You will also find excellent shops, art galleries, museums, restaurants and cafes. The Basilique Notre-Dame is the jewel in Montreal's crown, a 19th century Gothic Revival masterpiece, that was built, in its current form, in 1829. Whereas Rue St Denis is at the centre of the Latin Quarter. This delightful district is home to many theatres, cinemas and plentiful street art.

Quebec City

Needless to say the jewel of Quebec City's crown is Old Quebec. This is the only fortified city in North America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore Le Quartier Petit-Champlain, sandwiched between Upper Old Quebec and the waterfront. Jam-packed with amazing museums, you'll also discover an array of chic restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. In Lower Old Quebec, discover the picturesque Rue du Petit-Champlain and Place-Royale, the city's original square. History  fans will enjoy a visit to La Citadel, North America's largest fort. When touring its grounds, you'll be able to visualise the battle between the English and French over this land. Make sure you visit Terrasse Dufferin, a long boardwalk beside the infamous Chateau Frontenac. From here you can enjoy amazing views of the St. Lawrence River. In the summer, the walkway is busy with street performers, and in winter, it becomes a toboggan run. As with all our city breaks your holiday can be tailor-made to suit you.  We can recommend a selection of hand picked accommodation based on your preferences. For example, if you prefer the character of a boutique hotel, the familiarity of a chain, or perhaps the intimacy of a B&B we will try and accommodate your requests. To learn more and begin planning your trip, get in touch with our team of travel professionals on 01892 779900 or contact us via info@awwt.co.uk.  
Some of our favourite hotels in Quebec City

Hotel Chateau Bellevue: A charming European style inn situated with in Old Quebec, close to The Citadel as well as other attractions and restaurants.

Hotel Chateau Laurier Quebec: Just a few minutes’ walk from Quebec’s Old Town and the cities’ shopping and museum districts.

Hotel Le Germain Quebec: A contemporary boutique hotel located within a historical building within Old Quebec.

Fairmont The Chateau Frontenac: A historic and luxurious chateau style situated in Old Quebec, on the shore of the St. Lawerence River.

Some of our favourite hotels in Montreal

Hotel Le Roberval: Situated in the heart of downtown Montreal, close to attractions, shops, theatres and restaurants.

Chateau Versailles: An elegant and charming hotel located on the famous Sherbrooke Street, near shops, museums and nightlife.

Le Place D’Armes Hotel: A boutique hotel situated in Old Montreal, combining urban chic with 19th century architecture and just steps from the Old Port and Notre Dame Basillica.

Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth: Luxury hotel situated in the heart of downtown, just steps from attractions, shops and restaurants.

For further recommendations or a full quotation please email info@awwt.co.uk or telephone (01892) 779900