I recently visited Old Quebec and decided to take the Governors Walk to see where it would lead me. At the very top I arrived at The Plains Of Abraham. If you would like to experience a piece of history, I suggest you visit this...More

We listened to the french version of the taking of Quebec by Wolfe when he defeated by Montcalm through a cunning ruse, thus securing Canada for the British Empire. The roles of British and French forces are played by actors as are the first people...More

A great place to go visit and see the actual area where the battle was fought. Love the walk up to the area and the city views from there.

These fields are the history of Quebec, and today’s inhabitants have done their forefathers proud, this is beautiful area of the city, a place to go a chill out whatever time of year, all the reminders of its past are there, but not over the...More

Great park to explore. Check out the 400+ wooden steps - we started from the top and went all the way down and then all the way back up. Great way to get your steps in for the day and such great exercise. Near top...More

Though just a bit too cold for a long walk. I can just imagine the history that took place here and the current summer activities.

We took the governor's walk from the Frontenac around the Citadel of Quebec and from that edifice's walls viewed the site of the famous battle between the British and French. The plains house many artillery pieces from that era and bordered by military garrison building...More