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<\/p>\nWhether you’re looking from\u00a0the top of a glamorous turret or from the bottom of a craggy gorge, Quebec is dressed to impress. Jump in a car and find your own favorite perspective.<\/p>\n
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At Aiguebelle<\/a>, you’ll find the most dramatic topography in the Abitibi-T\u00e9miscamingue region. Navigate the gorges and rocky cliffs, and test your nerves on the suspension bridge that hangs above La Haie Lake. <\/span><\/p>\n Mont Tremblant<\/a> is best known as a hotspot for skiing, but the rugged rock faces also make for great ice or rock climbing, depending on the season, and there are five ziplines where you can fly over the forest at speeds that can reach 100 km\/h (60 mph).<\/span><\/p>\n The Olympic Stadium was built in 1976 for the Montreal summer games, and is now surrounded by a series of gardens and tourist activities. Ride the funicular to the top of the stadium’s tower for a killer panoramic view, catch a glitzy show in the planetarium, and don’t miss the Biodome<\/a>, which isn\u2019t just for kids, and realistically recreates four enchanting Canadian ecosystems \u2014 with wildlife.<\/span><\/p>\n North Hatley is a charming town perched on the clear waters of Lake Massawippi. At its center is Dreamland Park, an ideal place to swim, fish, take in an outdoor concert, or gaze longingly and romantically from the gazebo.<\/span><\/p>\n Perc\u00e9 Rock is a famous hunk of Canadian limestone that towers majestically over the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The nearby Ile Bonaventure<\/a> is home to a colony of over 100,000 gannets, the beloved Quebecois bird. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot the gannet gracefully dive-bombing the water in search of fish.<\/span><\/p>\n Rising from the skyline of Old Quebec City, the castle-like turrets on this luxury hotel make it an iconic photo landmark and a pampering destination. The hotel has long been a favorite of high-profile guests, like Prince William and Kate Middleton, Alfred Hitchcock, and Queen Elizabeth II.<\/span><\/p>\n Make the most of winter in this small city on the Jacques-Cartier river. At the impressive Hotel de Glace, everything is carved out of ice \u2014 from the staircases to the beds in the rooms. If you like adventure, opt for a dogsledding expedition where you’ll harness your dog team and embark on a full <\/span>inukshuk<\/span> overnight. <\/span><\/p>\n Whether you venture out to the sea or stay on shore to take in the salty sea breeze, Grandes-Bergeronnes is where locals go for pristine, coastal campsites and views of the whales in action. The Centre Archeo Topo museum<\/a>, near the beach, provides an interactive background on the town’s long history with whales.<\/span><\/p>\nMont Tremblant <\/span><\/h3>\n
Montreal \u2014 The Olympic Stadium <\/span><\/h3>\n
North Hatley \u2014 Gazebo <\/span><\/h3>\n
Perc\u00e9 \u2014 Gaspe Peninsula <\/span><\/h3>\n
Quebec City \u2014 Chateau Frontenac <\/span><\/h3>\n
Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier \u2014 Dog sledding <\/span><\/h3>\n
Grandes-Bergeronnes \u2014 Whale watching <\/span><\/h3>\n
Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve <\/span><\/h3>\n