Experience French Canadian culture in Quebec City: charming and safe, with residents that will welcome you with open arms as you walk the cobblestone streets to see the Château Frontenac, a landmark hotel that is the most photographed in the world; visit the bistros and galleries on Petit-Champlain; or take in history at the Citadelle de Québec fortress. Quebec City is also a foodie’s Nirvana, with an experience in cuisine that will take you from traditional dishes such as tourtière and poutine to avant-garde cooking. Parks, historical sites, and museums as well as an aquarium are all not-to-be-missed attractions in this spectacular city.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Quebec City is a place you can visit year-round, depending on your own interests; winter in Quebec is most charming, but fall with its abundance of colors and summer with festivals, fireworks, and lots of other outdoor events are equally enthralling and enjoyable.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
You might want to brush up on your French; by law, all signs in city are in French. Biking is a great way to get around the city, and the Parliament building can be toured for free.
As the oldest settlement in Canada, you’ll find plenty of history in Saint John. If museums and historical sites and tours are up your alley, then Saint John should excite you. The Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site (Lieu Historique national de la Tour-Martello-de-Carleton), a fort built during the War of 1812 that features interactive exhibits in the museum and a tour of the interior of the tower. Natural wonders abound in Saint John, too, punctuated by the must-see Reversing Falls Rapids, with whirlpools, rapids, and waterfalls. Whether you want indoor or outdoor adventures, Saint John is sure to have enough to satisfy your interests.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
For the mildest, comfortable weather and affordable room rates, the best times to visit Saint John, New Brunswick are April to May and September to October.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Saint John is the only city on the Bay of Fundy. Fundy National Park is one of the last wilderness areas in New Brunswick. Guided and custom tours are available at Rockwood Park.
Experience French Canadian culture in Quebec City: charming and safe, with residents that will welcome you with open arms as you walk the cobblestone streets to see the Château Frontenac, a landmark hotel that is the most photographed in the world; visit the bistros and galleries on Petit-Champlain; or take in history at the Citadelle de Québec fortress. Quebec City is also a foodie’s Nirvana, with an experience in cuisine that will take you from traditional dishes such as tourtière and poutine to avant-garde cooking. Parks, historical sites, and museums as well as an aquarium are all not-to-be-missed attractions in this spectacular city.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Quebec City is a place you can visit year-round, depending on your own interests; winter in Quebec is most charming, but fall with its abundance of colors and summer with festivals, fireworks, and lots of other outdoor events are equally enthralling and enjoyable.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
You might want to brush up on your French; by law, all signs in city are in French. Biking is a great way to get around the city, and the Parliament building can be toured for free.
As the oldest settlement in Canada, you’ll find plenty of history in Saint John. If museums and historical sites and tours are up your alley, then Saint John should excite you. The Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site (Lieu Historique national de la Tour-Martello-de-Carleton), a fort built during the War of 1812 that features interactive exhibits in the museum and a tour of the interior of the tower. Natural wonders abound in Saint John, too, punctuated by the must-see Reversing Falls Rapids, with whirlpools, rapids, and waterfalls. Whether you want indoor or outdoor adventures, Saint John is sure to have enough to satisfy your interests.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
For the mildest, comfortable weather and affordable room rates, the best times to visit Saint John, New Brunswick are April to May and September to October.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Saint John is the only city on the Bay of Fundy. Fundy National Park is one of the last wilderness areas in New Brunswick. Guided and custom tours are available at Rockwood Park.
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The historic waterfront city of Charlottetown might not be the #1 stop for some Canada cruises, but it is definitely worth a visit if this port is available on your cruise. Small but filled with lots of adventures, Charlottetown is a picturesque city that lets you live the island life while experiencing culture and history as well. The city’s Victorian architecture and heritage can be seen in the design of St. Dunstan’s Basilica and the Beaconsfield Historic House; some of the city’s history can be discovered at the Port-la-Joye/Fort Amherst National Historic Site; and the beautiful outdoors can be enjoyed in the boat tours, waterfront lunch cafes, and live music events at Peakes Wharf.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
As an island spot, it’s best to visit Charlottetown during the summer months, when you can best experience the many outdoor attractions and events offered at this cruise destination.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Some attractions do not open until July, and others close up before the end of August. You can still visit lighthouses and wineries, walk the city, and even take in the beautiful foliage if you choose to visit Charlottetown in the fall.
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ADMISSION
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The historic waterfront city of Charlottetown might not be the #1 stop for some Canada cruises, but it is definitely worth a visit if this port is available on your cruise. Small but filled with lots of adventures, Charlottetown is a picturesque city that lets you live the island life while experiencing culture and history as well. The city’s Victorian architecture and heritage can be seen in the design of St. Dunstan’s Basilica and the Beaconsfield Historic House; some of the city’s history can be discovered at the Port-la-Joye/Fort Amherst National Historic Site; and the beautiful outdoors can be enjoyed in the boat tours, waterfront lunch cafes, and live music events at Peakes Wharf.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
As an island spot, it’s best to visit Charlottetown during the summer months, when you can best experience the many outdoor attractions and events offered at this cruise destination.
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Some attractions do not open until July, and others close up before the end of August. You can still visit lighthouses and wineries, walk the city, and even take in the beautiful foliage if you choose to visit Charlottetown in the fall.
more info
QUESTIONS?
Please refer to the FAQs section and download the brief for more details
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