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Popular Fall Viewing Attractions in Quebec City [2025]

Fall Viewing Attractions

Strolling through Old Quebec, the iconic Fairmont Hotel, with its huge murals, comes alive. The streets are lined with art, and the usual strong winds blow visitors' hair.

Strolling through Old Quebec, the iconic Fairmont Hotel, with its huge murals, comes alive. The streets are lined with art, and the usual strong winds blow visitors&#39; hair.

absolutely amazing and worthwhile! Although it might be very cold in the winter, snowy sceneries are at another level.

Quebec City was once a French colony. Now there are many landmarks and the language is French. It is a French-style city. The scenery is beautiful and it is suitable for a two-day leisurely tour. The church and the old town are worth seeing.

The autumn scenery of Old Quebec is undoubtedly one of the most charming moments of the year, full of comfort, romance and artistic atmosphere, bringing people unparalleled visual enjoyment.

I specially chose to visit Old Quebec at this time of autumn. Autumn here is a feast of colors. The leaves turn golden, orange and crimson with the change of seasons, especially on the Terrasse Dufferin, overlooking the river bank and the old city buildings. The autumn leaves complement them and everything becomes picturesque.

The cobblestone streets of Old Quebec are particularly peaceful and comfortable in autumn. The cool autumn breeze blows on the face, and the leaves fall gently on the street, like a romantic dance. At this time, the French-style cafes and restaurants in the old city also appear more cozy. Sitting in an open-air cafe, enjoying a cup of coffee or a French dessert, watching the autumn sun shine on the ancient stone walls and colorful leaves is an extremely romantic experience.

This old city exudes a strong artistic atmosphere all the time. In the Petit Champlain area, colorful small shops and galleries are more creative and artistic against the backdrop of golden leaves in autumn. This is also a gathering place for street performers and artists, whose music and paintings complement the city&#39;s unique autumn scenery.

After the peak tourist season of Thanksgiving, there are fewer tourists at this time, and the old town has become more suitable for a leisurely stroll to savor the city&#39;s history and culture. Whether strolling on the city wall or admiring the red and yellow hills in the distance along the riverside trail, this slow and quiet rhythm makes people feel relaxed.

Montmorency Falls is an alternative to Niagara Falls. It is less crowded than Niagara and quieter. A nice place to stroll in the park.

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Montmorency Falls is a short trip from Toronto. Height is taller than Niagara but not as majestic. Worth a 2-3 hours visit nonetheless.

The Quebec Crystal Falls/Montmorency Falls is located in the east of Old Quebec City, and is a famous tourist attraction. The Montmorency Falls is very impressive, because it has a drop of 83 meters, which is 1.5 times that of Niagara Falls. A large amount of water pours down from the steep cliffs into the St. Lawrence River, making a deafening sound, and it is quite majestic. It is the highest waterfall in Quebec and is known as one of the three largest waterfalls in America. Its water source comes from the mouth of the Montmorency River, rushing down along the cliffs of the mountains and converging with the Saint-Laurent River. The Crystal Falls is very similar to the Huangguoshu Falls in my country. Although it is not as wide and spectacular, it also has a unique style.

Montmorency Falls is located about 1 km north of Quebec City. It is formed by the Montmorency River falling vertically from a 83-meter-high mountain. Its height is 1.5 times that of Niagara Falls. It is very spectacular. You can choose to go down to the bottom of the valley by cable car, train or hiking.

The Lower Town of Quebec City has a bit of the style of a small Parisian town. Walking here feels like walking on a miniature Champs-Elysées. The locals coming and going all speak French, and it still has a very exotic feel.

The Lower Town of Quebec City has a bit of the style of a small Parisian town. Walking here feels like walking on a miniature Champs-Elys&eacute;es. The locals coming and going all speak French, and it still has a very exotic feel.

Quebec City is really a dream city. Wandering in the streets of the old town, you can see castle-like buildings everywhere. The low-rise bungalows give you a feeling of a European town. It is worthy of being called Little Paris.

The Lower Town of Quebec City is a concept compared to the Upper Town. The architecture in the Lower Town is more French-style. According to the residents here, this style has been the same for many years. It has not changed for hundreds of years.

Situated just below the main city, right next to the magnificent St. Lawrence River, it looks great. The ancient streets are surrounded by buildings made of ancient stones. Most of them are shopping shops, but there are also some good restaurants (but many tourists), plus the beautiful scenery of castles and cities. It&#39;s easy to walk down, but you can take a cable car if you don&#39;t want to. I hope you don&#39;t miss it.

Popular Fall Viewing Attractions in Quebec City [2025]

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