Quebec city
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How to come to Quebec and not visit the city of the same name? This French-speaking city has many things to discover. Having kept its authenticity, it is absolutely necessary to visit Old Quebec and its fortifications.
And what about the magnificent Château Frontenac, the most photographed hotel in the world! From the castle you can continue the walk along the Saint Laurent, steps, bridge, you will arrive at the famous Plains of Abraham !
Besides, don’t leave town without going to see Montmorency Falls! Higher but less wide than Niagara Falls, it remains a must in the city.
Rocher Percé
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Percé is a small village located at the end of the Gaspé Peninsula, in Eastern Canada. Located opposite the famous Rocher Percé, it has become a place to go on a road trip. Indeed, it has a natural arch that attracts tourists.
Namely, that when it is tide base, you can walk to the rock and touch it. However, in recent years, it has experienced quite impressive erosion. It is therefore essential to comply with the safety instructions. This erosion is due to climate change. Perhaps we should also think about our impact on nature, especially during our travels.
Omega Park
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Young or old, you will be amazed when you enter this park! Omega Park is located 100km from Montreal. It allows you to discover and get as close as possible to many animals in their natural habitat.
In your car, you may have the chance to give carrots to different animals along the way. Moose, beavers, wolves, caribou… Are observable. Howerver, you can give a food at : Wapitis, Red Deer, Wild Boars, Deer. Moreover , animations are also available to talk about animals. You will find a footpath to walk and picnic areas.
Finally, if you are near Montreal, the Omega Park is really a must.
If you have already visited Quebec, don’t hesitate to share your experience!
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