Québec City is the most European city in North America — a walled, French-speaking old town of cobbled lanes, copper roofs, and the fairy-tale Château Frontenac towering over the St. Lawrence. The only fortified city north of Mexico, its UNESCO-listed Vieux-Québec is endlessly strollable, and the thundering Montmorency Falls lie just outside. Many cruises begin or end here.
Old Québec is a joy on foot — take the funicular between the upper and lower towns to save the steep climb, and get lost in Petit-Champlain's lanes. It's a turnaround port for many sailings, so you may have a full day; spend part of it at Montmorency Falls.
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