Quebec offers year-round attractions with Hilton hotels providing central accommodation options

Christopher J. Nassetta President & Chief Executive Officer Hilton Worldwide Holdings
Christopher J. Nassetta President & Chief Executive Officer - Hilton Worldwide Holdings
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Quebec is known for its seasonal attractions, drawing visitors throughout the year to cities such as Montreal and Quebec City. Each season brings a variety of activities and experiences suited to different interests.

In spring, gardens bloom and markets fill with fresh produce. Notable springtime activities include visiting sugar shacks to learn about maple syrup production, exploring Montreal’s Botanical Garden, and taking scenic river cruises on the St. Lawrence River.

Summer in Quebec offers outdoor adventures and cultural events. Cycling along extensive bike paths in Montreal or riverside trails in Quebec City is popular, as are water-based activities like zip-lining and kayaking. The Montreal International Jazz Festival is a highlight for music lovers. Outdoor dining becomes common, with cafes serving local dishes such as poutine and sugar pie.

Autumn attracts those interested in viewing fall foliage. Mont-Royal Park provides panoramic views of autumn colors in Montreal, while Jacques-Cartier National Park is a destination for road trips. Seasonal events include Oktoberfest celebrations featuring regional cuisine and brews, apple picking at local orchards, and Halloween-themed tours.

Winter transforms Quebec into a snowy landscape suitable for ice skating at places like Place D’Youville, skiing at various resorts, and attending festive Christmas markets. The annual Quebec Winter Carnival features night parades, concerts, and an ice palace constructed from over 2,000 blocks of ice.

Accommodation options include the DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal, located near shops and cultural sites; DoubleTree by Hilton Quebec Resort near Montmorency Falls; and Hilton Quebec with a heated rooftop pool overlooking Old Quebec—a UNESCO World Heritage site—offering French Quebecois dining.

“Guests can indulge in spa treatments and relax at the indoor pool at this plush retreat that’s perfect for a stay in any season,” according to information about the DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal.

Hilton’s presence in both cities provides convenient access to major attractions throughout the year.



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