Quebec from Montreal to Quebec City via Gaspesie

the highlights of the visit are Old Montréal (especially the cathedral of Notre-Dame); the residential block and the business district; the Quartier Latino; the Olympic Complex; the McGill University campus and the dazzling city view from the top of Mount Royal.

Once a humble fishermen’s village, Percé grew into a remarkable tourist destination – especially thanks to the beauty of its landscape, above all the huge pierced rock formation in the sea that gave the town its name (“Rocher-Percé” means “the pierced rock”).

Gaspé, located at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, is a place of history and natural beauty. Known for Forillon National Park, the region boasts dramatic cliffs, beaches, and hiking trails. Whale-watching tours and the famous Percé Rock are absolute highlights. Gaspé is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers.

Matane, a picturesque town on the Gaspé Peninsula coast, is renowned for its abundance of salmon and stunning scenery. Parc des Îles offers a peaceful spot to relax and explore, while the promenade along the St. Lawrence River provides breathtaking views. Enjoy freshly caught seafood in local restaurants and experience the warm hospitality of the region.

Standing in a wonderfully panoramic location on Cap Diamant, overlooking the Saint Lawrence, Québec is the city with the oldest tradition in Canada. It’s also the only Northern American city that still boasts walls, bastions and buttresses, as well as many churches and convents, thus deserving the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Québec takes pride in its deeply-rooted French tradition.