#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.

#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

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