2026 Quebec Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

[Maple Syrup Season | Quebec's Secret Autumn Itinerary] 🍁 The fairytale city by the St. Lawrence River is drenched in an entire jar of maple syrup by God in October. Follow this "Sophisticated Autumn Guide" and immerse yourself in a golden dream of French charm. 📍 Fairmont Le Château Frontenac (1 Rue des Carrières, Québec) The 19th-century granite castle stands at Cape Diamond, where the top-floor suite terrace overlooks the St. Lawrence River and the old town bathed in autumn hues. Book a maple-leaf-season-exclusive afternoon tea and let century-old stained glass filter amber-hued time. 📍 Petit Champlain Arts District (Quartier Petit Champlain, Québec) North America's oldest stone alleyways blaze with red maples, as designer boutiques and galleries awaken within 17th-century buildings. Follow the aroma of maple crepes and pick a handmade maple sugar-dipping stick at Boutique La Petite Cabane à Sucre. 📍 Canyon Sainte-Anne Suspension Bridges (536 Rte 138, Beaupré) Drive 40 minutes into the maple forest sanctuary, where seven suspension bridges connect a 55-meter-deep fiery canyon. Visit at dawn when mist lingers—sunlight piercing through sugar maple canopies casts dancing gold upon the rapids. 🍂 Insider Tips: • Peak foliage: Sept 25 - Oct 20 • Montmorency Falls hosts nighttime maple-themed light shows • Local-favorite hiking trail: Parc de la Chute-Montmorency's maple boardwalk When autumn winds carry church spire chimes, you'll understand at some cobblestone street corner—certain beauty requires four centuries to mature.

#fallcolors Experience the magic of autumn in Quebec, where the landscape transforms into a vibrant tapestry of reds, oranges, and yellows. Wander through the charming streets of Old Quebec, hike the scenic trails of Mont-Tremblant, or take a leisurely drive along the picturesque routes of Charlevoix. Each moment is a feast for the senses, offering breathtaking views and unforgettable memories. Embrace the beauty of fall in Quebec and let nature’s artistry captivate your soul.

📍 Canada Quebec Goblin filming location Winter in Quebec, Canada seems romantic. Especially the last photo is the filming location of the drama Goblin. They say that they filmed the scene where Ji Eun-tak confesses his love to Kim Shin here. 🥰 The original name is Neck-Breaking Stairs, but in the past, people would often fall down after drinking, so they nicknamed it that. 😮 #CanadaTravel #SoloTravel #QuebecTravel #GoblinFilmingLocation #WinterTravel #CityTravel

Quebec, the very place that appeared in the drama Goblin! I went there in the winter. Quebec in winter is like a winter kingdom itself It was fun to find traces of Goblin I really felt the Canadian winter that suits the snow

#TravelItinerary ❄ DAY 1｜Quebec's Quiet Old Town Quebec's Old Town, home to Goblin's Nest, has a unique atmosphere among North American cities, with its gently sloping alleys and European-style buildings. • Stroll along Petit Champlain • Admire the view around Château Frontenac Hotel • Photo spots along Goblin's Nest • The night view is quiet but has a strangely classic charm In the evening, enjoy a casual meal at a restaurant in the Old Town before returning to your accommodations. ⸻ DAY 2｜Montreal Jean-Talenon Market & City Sense Arrived in Montreal in the morning. Unlike Quebec, the people, cars, shops, and language all feel fast-paced. • Jean Talon Market Taste seasonal vegetables, fruits, cheeses, bakery goods, and syrups. Local farm products are especially interesting and reasonably priced. • Stroll through the alleys of nearby Little Italy. • End with coffee and dessert at a cafe. The two days that started on a hill ended in a market and an alley, and the temperature difference between the two cities was a highlight. #TravelItinerary #QuebecTravel #MontrealTravel #JeanTalonMarket #EasternCanada #CityTravel #EmotionalTravel #TravelItinerary #2Days1NightTravel #OverseasTravel

#canadatrip What truly stands out about Quebec is the welcoming vibe. Locals are friendly, the city feels safe, and there’s a strong sense of community. Whether you’re visiting for a short stay or longer, it’s easy to feel comfortable here. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to return again and again. ⭐ Verdict: Inviting and easy to love 💛 Why I Recommend: Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families

#canadatrip Old Quebec is a rare gem in North America that genuinely feels European. From Château Frontenac overlooking the river to narrow streets lined with boutiques, the city blends elegance with authenticity. The architecture, friendly locals, and rich French heritage create a warm, welcoming vibe. It’s the kind of place where you want to wander without a plan and let the city surprise you. ⭐ Verdict: Unique and unforgettable 💛 Why I Recommend: Ideal for travelers who love culture, architecture, and slow exploration

#canadatrip Cobblestone streets, stone buildings, and the charm of Europe — Old Quebec feels like stepping into a living museum. Every corner tells a story, from historic forts to cozy cafés tucked into centuries-old architecture. The atmosphere is calm yet vibrant, especially as street musicians play softly in the background. Walking here feels slow in the best way, letting you truly absorb the culture, history, and beauty of the place. ⭐ Verdict: A timeless destination full of soul 💛 Why I Recommend: Perfect for history lovers, photographers, and anyone craving a peaceful, romantic escape

Last day of the trip, five days and four nights, not too tiring and managed to do everything we wanted, eating well and drinking well, perfect day Started from Quebec at noon to visit 【📍Mont-Tremblant】, in the evening went to the local top Italian restaurant 【📍Antipasto】. Off-season with few people, we had the place to ourselves~ You can't go wrong with blind choices, the pasta and steak were delicious, great service, and good prices. day 【📍Mont-Tremblant】 Took the cable car to the top, it was so beautiful! Like a fairyland, I swear I want to learn to ski and come here to ski in the future!! Unfortunately, I can't ski yet, so I just enjoyed the scenery, had a meal, and then went down. Drove for an hour to the wildlife park. 【📍Parc Omega】 Super fun! The deer and the boars are such gluttons, as long as you feed them, they'll pose for photos with you. There were also 🐺🐻🦊 and various other small animals. Be careful of the horned deer knocking on car windows begging for food, it's dangerous ⚠️. The whole visit took 2-3 hours. 【📍Altay Flame】 It’s only an hour’s drive from the wildlife park to this Xinjiang restaurant in Ottawa! After eating Western food for so many days, I was really fed up, so I searched and found a newly opened Xinjiang restaurant and immediately went there to order a big table of food. First, we had a bowl of lamb soup, then big plate chicken, fried pork with noodles, and lamb skewers, so satisfying I was dizzy. Finally, drove four hours back to Toronto~ The perfect trip ended, here are a few beautiful moments and scenery from the journey.

Many times I passed by the famous restaurant Le Cochon Dingue on my previous trips to Quebec City, but I missed it because I needed to book in advance. This store is really a bit exaggerated in Quebec. I have been thinking about the new store in Montreal since it opened. Today, before watching a drama at Place des Arts🎭, I finally came to try it. As a result, the three dishes are quite high-quality, the kind of food that is comfortable to eat and does not go overboard. 🍴Three dishes ordered tonight | Real experience sharing 🦆 Appetizer - BBQ oil sealed duck legs As soon as you enter the mouth, you can feel the good balance of sweet and sour: BBQ sauce has a light fruity flavour🍑 The meat is particularly seasoned and tender Not greasy at all Very appetizing, very comfortable It's the kind of appetizer that makes you feel "um, that's right" at the first bite. 🐖 Main meal Québec Pork Chop This pork rib is very smooth: • The outer layer is fragrant •The meat is tender but not woody • Rich but not heavy flavor • Side dishes make the whole more balanced It belongs to the type of main course that will not step on the thunder, and will feel satisfied after eating. ⸻ 🍮 Dessert - Vanilla Crème Brûlée The caramel crust is crispy The vanilla cream is smooth and not sweet. After the main course, a few bites are just right. Especially relieving, very comfortable. ⸻ 🎭 Today's drama is also very exciting After dinner, we went to Place des Arts to watch a comedy show. The stage effects and actors were very expressive, and the funny part caused the audience to burst into laughter. I have to say that the comedy talent of Montrealers is engraved in their bones. The emotional places are also easy to bring in, the overall rhythm is very smooth, the audience response is very enthusiastic.

If you have a four or five-day short break and you like the Nordic fairy tale style, I highly recommend 🇨🇦 Montreal and Quebec. Here is the itinerary my partner and I followed this time: Day 1: Philadelphia 🚄 Newark Airport, ✈️ Montreal Trudeau Airport 🚌: Three-day bus pass 🏨: A homestay near Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montreal 🗺️: Stroll along Old Montreal, watch the light show at Notre-Dame Basilica. P10 suggests arriving half an hour early; it’s beautiful and somewhat hypnotic. 🍴: L'Usine de Spaghetti has a creamy crab pasta that’s a must-try, and the duck confit pasta is also good. Day 2: Montreal 🗺️: McGill University Museum, lots of animal-related exhibits. P9 The shops around the university have beautiful Montreal fridge magnets. Mount Royal, on a snowy day it takes about half an hour to walk to the lookout to overlook Montreal city. 🍴: Crêperie Maison Bagatelle – crepes are decent. St-Viateur Bagel: authentic and delicious bagels, a must-try! P7 The Apple Maple flavor is unique and tasty. Schwartz’s Deli: smoked meat shop, both the poutine and smoked meat sandwich are insanely good, a must-visit. French cuisine: Monarque, highly recommended! Foie gras, beef marrow, escargot, and duck confit are all delicious! The Black Forest cake is probably the best I’ve ever had, and there’s a platter that’s also good for sampling a bit of everything. Day 3: Montreal 🚄 Quebec City 🚌: Three-hour train to Quebec City, bought a 24-hour Quebec bus pass 🏨: Hilton in Old Quebec 🗺️: It got dark around 4:30 PM in Quebec. Visited the German Market, a huge Christmas market with not much food and huge lines. Walked along Saint-Jean commercial street. 🍴: Olive et Gourmando in Montreal was quite average, the egg sandwich combined with American pizza flavors. But the Cuban sandwich was pretty good. If the line is too long, skip it. Paillard pastry shop, the apricot Danish and the cream-filled pastry were both quite average, maybe because we went too late. Day 4: Old Quebec City 🗺️: Pierre-Dugua-De-Mons Terrace lookout, also a filming location for the drama “Goblin,” it’s the hill overlooking the hotel, but the snow was too heavy P7. However, the snowy scenery on the way was beautiful and we even saw horse-drawn carriages. Quartier Petit Champlain, a commercial street with a strong Christmas atmosphere, very beautiful for photos P2, P3. Another “Goblin” filming location, the red door is also here. 🍴: La Buche, a Quebec-style restaurant that’s really popular. But the food tastes like British cuisine, such as shepherd’s pie, so it’s just okay. Pâtisserie Chouquette desserts are incredibly delicious, a must-try, unforgettable! The Napoleon and almond croissant are both super tasty. 🚌 Return to Montreal Day 5: ✈️ Back to Philadelphia, heartbroken

NO.02 Québec, Canada / Listening to the Voice of the North in the Primal Land Northern Quebec, a pristine wilderness bathed in lake light and the midnight sun, is home to a new national park managed by the Cree people—Nibiischii Park, which is reshaping the relationship between humans and nature. The 4,000-square-mile Eeyou Istchee–James Bay is now protected as a tranquil ecological sanctuary. The vast waters of Albanel–Mistassini–Waconichi Lakes are a pure haven for anglers and paddlers. Lakeside cabins and floating huts reflect like images in a mirror, while newly built cliff trails and suspension bridges allow visitors to face the vast beauty of the northern wilderness amid pine breezes and lake surfaces. The Cree camp, open year-round for the first time in winter, offers a fusion of tradition and modernity through primal stories by the fire, craft workshops, and wilderness survival experiences. Canoeing gently and moose roaming afar dissolve the boundaries between life and nature here. Starting from Montreal, take a stroll along the Indigenous sculpture trail on Peel Street or visit the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, as well as the soon-to-open Kahnawà:ke Cultural Arts Center, to experience a tribute to land, memory, and revival.

Actually came here 11 years ago, but this time I truly experienced the unique beauty of this city. All the buildings along the street are very elegant, and a single street can have houses in eight hundred different colors yet still look very harmonious. Walking on the road, you can see castles, churches, murals at every corner... combined with the mountains and sea in the distance, it’s exactly the kind of foreign scenery I used to dream about as a child. PS: It seems that this time of year is when Quebec has the fewest tourists. We basically had long periods of exclusive time at every attraction, so we enjoyed taking photos to the fullest, haha.

#hellohalloween Jardin botanique de Montréal in Quebec is a lush and peaceful escape that feels worlds away from the city’s buzz. The gardens are beautifully curated, showcasing a dazzling variety of plants from around the globe. The Chinese and Japanese gardens are especially captivating, blending art, culture, and nature in perfect harmony. Walking along the winding paths, you can spot colorful blooms, tranquil ponds, and even butterflies floating in the air. The greenhouses are a treat too, especially on cooler days when you want to stay warm but still enjoy nature. It is an easy place to spend hours exploring or simply sitting on a bench and soaking in the calm atmosphere. Whether you are a plant lover or just looking for a refreshing retreat, this botanical garden is pure serenity.

#OverseasTravel Quebec Fall: It was cold, but the snow was breathtakingly beautiful 🍁🥺 It was seriously cold! But it was so beautiful I almost cried ❄️ Old Quebec City, the filming location for "Goblin." A breeze, like a sigh, blew past me every time I walked on the cobblestone streets, but the red maple leaves were dazzling, like sparks of space. 🏰 Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac The castle, seemingly reaching up to the gray sky, truly felt like something out of a fairy tale. I had some hot chocolate at a nearby cafe and it made me feel a little better ☕️ 🚗 Montreal is unforgettable! • The blue starlight of Notre Dame Cathedral is still stunning. 🌌 • The cold breeze blowing from the old port also had a uniquely French feel. 💡 Travel Tips: • A padded jacket is a must in late October! Don't forget to bring gloves. • There are hidden "goblin" attractions in every alleyway in Old Town. • In Montreal, the subway is much more convenient than parking. It was cold enough to make my hands numb, but I think the memories of Quebec in autumn will stay warm forever ✨

#JulyGoodPlace2025 #Canada #Quebec #RedCastle #Goblin #KoreanDrama Fontana Castle The French castle-style building is a well-known hotel and one of the castles that often appears in various movies. The castle brings people a romantic and special atmosphere. The castle is located on the high ground beside the St. Lawrence River. It stands majestically and is a well-known landmark in Quebec. The surrounding old town and Royal Square are all slow-travel attractions that can be walked around 👍 #Old Town #Royal Square #St. Lawrence

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip "Old Quebec City", which is also registered as a World Heritage Site, is the only walled city in North America. Stone buildings, narrow alleys, the sound of horse-drawn carriages... it feels like you've wandered into medieval Europe✨ On the day I visited, snow was falling, and Chateau Frontenac shone like a castle in a fairy tale❄️📸. Walking around the city slowly while drinking hot chocolate at a cafe is the best way to relax. The key to success is to wear comfortable shoes and take precautions against the cold! There are many slopes, so it is recommended to go around with plenty of stamina. Don't miss the night illuminations🌙 📍Access: About 20 minutes by car from Quebec City Airport. You can explore on foot from the city center. Perfect for those who want to feel the history and romance, and those looking for photogenic spots. On your next trip, take a walk through time and space in Old Quebec City 🕰️✨ Domestic travel #couples trip #solo trip #absolutely free trip #Old Quebec City #World Heritage Site #Romantic trip #Canada trip #city walk

Visiting Quebec in winter and participating in the famous Winter Carnival is an unforgettable memory. The entire city transforms into a snow and ice kingdom, with massive ice sculptures that are truly awe-inspiring. The Ice Lantern Festival at night lights up the streets, creating a romantic and joyful atmosphere. Local activities like sledding and ice slides are perfect for the whole family. Enjoying local specialties such as maple sugar treats and hot chocolate warms both body and soul. Winter in Quebec is not only beautiful but also vibrant, allowing me to experience the warmth and creativity amidst Canada's harsh winter.

French, deep snow, lakes and rivers, mountain scenery, blue skies, ancient castles... none of them can compare to the stunning maple forests that cover the mountains in #Quebec, which is famous for its stunning scenery. Spring: Pick a pot of maple syrup 🍯 Summer: Bake a pot of maple syrup cake 🍰 Autumn: Enjoy the intoxicating autumn maples along the way 🍁 Winter: Make a cup of maple coffee ☕️ There is no joy without maple leaves. This is the comfort and pride of the people of Quebec, Canada. It is also a true reflection of the culture of eating, drinking and having fun all year round. #LoveMaple

#2024mapped Autumn in Canada is a breathtaking spectacle, especially in regions like Ontario, Quebec, and the Rocky Mountains. The landscape transforms into a vibrant canvas of red, orange, and yellow leaves as maple, oak, and birch trees shed their foliage. The cool, crisp air and picturesque views of forests, lakes, and mountains make fall the perfect time for outdoor activities like hiking, sightseeing, and enjoying Canada’s famous fall festivals.

🚂Transportation: Take VIA from Montréal to Québec, which takes about 3 hours. Transportation within the city is mainly on foot, as hotels are arranged to be about 10 minutes away from the attractions. The attractions in the old town of Québec are relatively concentrated, so walking is the main way to get around. Return trip ✈️: First purchase a "temporary card" at the RTC sales point, take the bus to the airport (YQB), and then transfer to a flight back to Toronto. 🗓️Itinerary: First stop: #Fontana Castle Of course you have to make a pilgrimage to the main filming location of "Goblin", or you can view the castle from another angle from the #DuffelinTerrace. Second stop: #Quebec Notre-Dame Cathedral The Cathedral of Notre Dame de la Frontera, located near the Château Fontana, is a World Cultural Heritage Site. Third stop: #HolyTrinityCathedral It has been listed as a National Heritage Site of Canada since 1989. Fourth stop: #MountRoyalSquare Because Christmas is approaching, you can see the Christmas tree decorations in the center of the square. In addition, you can also see the bust of Louis XIV, the Great Mural of Quebec, and the Church of Notre Dame de Victory. Stop 5: #Petite-Champlain Street and #BrokenNeck Stairs The staircase became famous after a person fell and broke his neck and died there after it was built. Sixth stop: #Citygate Quebec has three city gates, and you can find them one by one while walking in the city. #Québec #Canada #GlobalTravel

1⃣ Places to enjoy autumn: • Montreal Botanical Garden: This is a great place to enjoy autumn leaves. Visitors can also see creatures such as wolf spiders in the insect house or enjoy afternoon tea in the Japanese garden. • Mont-Tremblant: Famous as a ski resort in the winter, it’s also worth a visit in the fall when the maple trees turn red. You can take the cable car to the top of the mountain to enjoy the red leaves. • Morris National Park: Around mid-September, the leaves are at their peak and you can experience the fall foliage by canoeing. • Charlevoix Region: Located between the Laurentian Mountains and the St. Lawrence River, take a cable car to the top of the mountain for a bird’s eye view of the fall foliage below. • Old Quebec City Hiking Route: • Starting point: Fontana Castle, this iconic building is located in the upper part of the old city, next to the Terrace of Dufferin, overlooking the St. Lawrence River. • Notre-Dame Basilica of Quebec: Located in the heart of the old town, it is a great spot for taking photos. • Rue Petit Champlain: One of Quebec’s oldest streets, it’s lined with artisan shops and restaurants, perfect for a photo-taking walk. • Quebecers’ Memory Mural: Located near Petit Champlain Street, it is a famous mural in Quebec. • Place Royale: You can take photos of French-style architecture. • End point: The Fortifications of Quebec, with views of the Old City’s defenses and the St. Lawrence River. 2⃣Cultural experience: • New France Festival: If time permits, this festival in early August allows you to experience the French colonial period. 3⃣ Food recommendations: • ESTAURANT AUX ANCIENS CANADIENS: Serves traditional Quebec cuisine. • Hotel Le Concorde Quebec: The LAstral revolving restaurant on the top floor, 28th floor, offers a French buffet and overlooks the city skyline. 4⃣ Shopping and souvenirs: • Christmas souvenir shop La Boutique de Noël de Québec: open all year round, specializing in Christmas decorations, and is one of the filming locations of the TV series "Goblin".

Address: 40 Rue Saint-Louis, Québec, QC G1R 3Z1 Canada Atmosphere/Facilities: There were so many things to see here and there, and especially because there were so many Canadian-related products, I couldn't help but shop without realizing how much time had passed🤣 Key Point: This souvenir shop is always crowded because it is located on the most visible street in Old Quebec! Rating: 5/5 #OldQuebec #trip #PlacesToVisitInQuebec #QuebecTravel

Quebec, a French-speaking city in Canada, is a wonderful place where many old streetscapes remain because it was a fortified city! Here are some such places ✨ 📍Château Frontenac Hotel Quebec is made up of large mountains. This hotel, located at the top of a hill, is a building that symbolizes Quebec 🥰 This hotel also frequently appeared in the Korean drama "Goblin" that was broadcast in 2016, and is an irresistible building for fans ❤️‍🔥 📍La Boutique de Noël de Québec (Gift Shop) This Christmas gift shop is actually Christmas all year round! ! When I visited in early October, I felt Christmas when I went inside 🎄 Inside, there were not only Quebec goods, but also many chocolate drinks and Christmas gifts, which was very exciting ☺️ 📍Fort de Quebec This is one of the things that symbolizes Quebec that you can immediately recognize when you see it! There is also a museum nearby where you can learn about the history of the fortified city, and you can learn about where the wars actually took place, what kind of cannons were used, and where they were watched from. I think it is a valuable place where you can learn a lot, such as the size of the cannons and the type of land that made it a fortified city! Please visit it 🙆‍♀️ 📍Queues de Castor Vieux Québec (Quebec sweets shop) This shop is extremely popular with locals! You might think it's a simple sweet made by frying sticky dough in oil and topping it with Nutella chocolate and sugar, but...! It's super delicious ❤️❤️ I tried the original Nutella chocolate, but my friend had the one with banana on top 😋 It was very delicious and reasonably priced, so please stop by! All four of these tourist attractions are within a 10-minute walk! Quebec is like a time travel to medieval Europe, but you can also learn a lot about history. Why not try it once? 🥰 #overseas #canada #quebec

Quebec, the filming location of the drama 'Goblin'❣️ Become Ji Eun-tak and Kim Shin while you're in Quebec😆 🫶 Location 🫶 Old Quebec Vieux-Québec, Canada 🇨🇦 📍A must-visit place for Goblin fans📍 1. Chateau Frontenac Hotel This is the hotel that appears the most in Goblin! It's also called a shared hotel☺️ During the Christmas season, the inside of the hotel was decorated with a variety of trees 🎄 2. Quartier Petit Champlain When you think of Goblin! Quebec! This is the place with the red door that comes to mind first🫶 The red door is actually a storeroom door, so you have to focus to find it, so you have to keep your eyes wide open! (Actually, I went back and forth three times to find it ㅎㅎ) There are many delicious restaurants, prop shops, and wine shops, so it's great for buying souvenirs❣️ 3. Neck-breaking Stairs The name is scary, but this place is actually a secret photo spot ㅎㅎ The stairs are steep, so there were many accidents where people slipped and hurt their necks while going up and down! That's why the name is 🤫 This is the place where Ji Eun-tak boldly declared that she would become the goblin's bride🥰 4. Christmas Market La Boutique de noel The market that Ji Eun-tak looked around like crazy after realizing that she was Canadian! I visited during the Christmas season, so it was even more impressive☺️ You can buy sparkly Christmas props as well as small souvenirs‼️ 🍯Small tips from the author🍯 🇨🇦Canada has long and very cold winters! If you visit in the winter, even the coldest people will put their coats in their carriers for a while,, It's really cold. Quebec is especially more. (I went there wearing a coat and regretted it 5 times a minute..) 🇨🇦For meals, you must try the maple ribs, French onion soup, poutine, and apple pie!! 🇨🇦 In Quebec, you can see most things in 1 night! I recommend a full 1 night 2 days, but if you plan to stay longer, be sure to stop by Montreal as well🥰 #Quebec #GoblinFilmingLocation #Canada #Travel

Last Christmas holiday went to Old town in Quebec City Coupled with the snow, the castle view is particularly beautiful There is also a cable car available near old town, $4cad a time ~

In 1842, Abraham Gessner, a geologist, medical doctor and oil industry pioneer, discovered 380 million-year-old fish fossils near Penn-Carleton on the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Canada. Today the area, Miguazu National Park, is a protected area in Binhai Carleton on the Gaspé Peninsula in the Canadian province of Quebec, created by the Quebec government in 1985 and listed as a World Heritage Site in 1999 in recognition of its rich fossils that illustrate key periods in the evolution of life on Earth. The park's museum features exhibits about the park's fossils and paleontology, and the museum's collection includes more than 9,000 fossil fish and plant specimens. #OverseasTravel #CanadaTourism #WorldHeritage #Fossils #NationalPark #canadatravel #parcNationaldeMiguasha