Quebec (French: Québec) is a province of Canada, the largest in size and second to Ontario in population. Predominately French-speaking (French being the official language), Quebec is located in the east of Canada and is situated east of Ontario; to the west of Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island; finally, to the south of the territory of Nunavut. The capital of Quebec is Quebec City, its largest city Montreal.

By plane
The newly renovated and expanded Macdonald-Cartier International  (airport code   More...

Quebec City fashions itself the "national capital" of Quebec. Much of the business here is of the administrative and bureaucratic nature, which   More...

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By plane
Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport  (airport code: YUL), formerly Dorval Airport, is about half an hour west of the city center on highway 20. Taxi fare to and from downtown is a fixed price of $35 (a sticker on the window behind the driver gives the boundaries of the zone where the flat fare applies; for origins and destinations outside this zone, you will have to pay a metered fare). The Aérobus is a shuttle running from Dorval to a station at 777 de la Gauchetière West about once every half hour from 7AM to 1AM. Tickets are $13. Alternatively,   More...

 • Cross-country skiing During the winter, many parks offers the possibility to do cross-country skiing with traced paths.
 • Parc regional de l'Ile-de-la-Visitation (ski rental available)
 • Parc du Mont-Royal (ski rental available and usually the best ski conditions)
 •  Parc Maisonneuve and Jardin Botanique (no ski rental).
 • Year-round ice-skating, 1000,   More...