Quebec offers its charm in every season. Summer (June-August) is ideal for strolling through Old Quebec and enjoying music festivals, while winter (December-February) brings the beauty of snow and exciting activities like ice-skating and snow festivals.

Quebec City is renowned for its historic Old Quebec district. It's best explored on foot or by horse-drawn carriage. For other areas, use public transportation or rent a bike.

You must try poutine, a dish of french fries with meat sauce and cheese curds. Additionally, tourtière (meat pie) and tarte au sucre (sugar pie) come highly recommended.

Some of Quebec's best tourist attractions include the historic Old Quebec City, with famous landmarks like Château Frontenac, a historic Gothic-style hotel, the Petit-Champlain District, the oldest shopping district in North America, and the historic Plains of Abraham.

Additionally, there are the beautiful Citadelle of Quebec and Montmorency Falls, both of which are worth visiting.

Yes, Quebec is known for its various festivals. Don't miss the Carnaval de Québec in February, one of the world's largest winter carnivals featuring parades, ice-sculpting competitions, and more. In the summer, the Festival d'été de Québec showcases international and local musicians at various locations throughout the city.