Iconic streets and neighborhoods of Canada

Are you going on a trip to Quebec? Old Quebec and Lower Town are certainly among the places you want to visit. Have you thought about seeing the Place Royale, which is also one of the country's points of interest? This square invites you to immerse yourself in the city. You will discover everything about Canadians and Quebecers. Let's discover the superb architecture of this pearl of Quebec. Tourists are amazed by its style mixing France and England.

Once in Montreal, it is difficult to miss Carré Saint-Louis or Square Saint-Louis. Located in the heart of the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough between avenue des Pins and rue Sherbrooke, Square Saint-Louis has it all. In addition to being easily accessible, it is full of splendid places not to be missed. Among them we can cite the surprising colorful houses with Victorian architecture.

In addition to its title as a World Heritage Site, Montreal is also home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site consisting of three buildings: the Old Port, the Old Town and the Citadel. These three sites can best be described as a group of UNESCO sites (with some overlapping areas), as they are all connected and located in the same place. However, each of these sites is notable for its individual historical value.

Currently, Petit Champlain is one of the most frequented neighborhoods by visitors and tourists in Quebec. Very popular for its many craft shops, restaurants, the appearance of the buildings, its lively corners, it is a historic district of great beauty.