In Canada, some travel measures are in place. Check the government website for the latest restrictions. Cobbled streets, the sounds of French floating through the air, and the stunning architecture of ...

Chocolate-box buildings with brimming flower boxes. An imposing fortress, encircled by cannons. Soaring city walls, cobbled squares, horse-and-carriage rides. Where in the world are you? You’d ...

Old Quebec—which, as the name suggests, is Quebec City’s oldest district—is a slice of Europe in North America, with its French-style architecture and cobblestone streets. Founded by Samuel de ...

A narrow cobblestone street with colorful signs and shops, Rue du Petit-Champlain is the oldest commercial street in North America. Photo Credit: Linnea Bailey On a June afternoon last summer, my ...

For more than 400 years stone walls and cobblestone streets have welcomed travelers to one of Canada’s oldest cities and the only remaining fortified city north of Mexico. The striking ramparts, ...

Quebec City looks, at first glance, much like one of France's Atlantic coastal cities. A UNESCO-designated World Heritage site, Quebec City has gabled buildings dating from the 1600s and narrow, ...

Quebec City has a reputation as the most European-like city in North America, and it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Quebec and Québécois love to share their picturesque city, from the French ...