We climbed the endless stairs one evening after a wonderful dinner and thinking it was just exercise we arrived at the plains of Abraham.we were all taken aback at the field and ruins picturing in our minds the battles that were fought there and the men who climbed to those heights in the dark.You can't help but picture it in... More

Since the battle on the Plains of Abraham happened before the US got involved in the French & Indian War, I didn't know much about it. However, this beautiful park in Quebec City along the St. Lawrence River, is a gem. It's big, green, full of gorgeous flowers. Plaques along the walking paths tell the story of the battle. There... More

A super place for a stroll, overlooking the mighty Saint Lawrence River. More

If you are a history buff this is an important site in Quebec's history. And England. More

We have been here in August and during Winter Carnival and it was great both times. I have thought about the lovely gardens many times during this dreary winter. More

If you are a history buff its a must see. Nothing spectacular but like Gettysburg its a piece of history to stand on and reflect how two European powers fought and changed the history of North America. More

There is an interactive museum experience here that was really well done. We were the only people there so I dont think they advertise very much, but it was alot of fun! Check it out the odyssey. More

The carnival is set up on the plains of Abraham. There was a lot to do, sledding, tubing, horse drawn sleighs, dancing, snow sculptures. They know how to make the most of some very cold weather. More

Rarely you will see such a big natural space untouched in the hearth of a city. Full of historical value of course. More