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Quebec Winter Carnival - GAPAdventures.com

Have fun French-style at the Biggest Winter Carnival in the world! Quebecers celebrate winter like nobody else. Fall under the spell of their warm welcome, and join countless athletic and cultural activities for all ages. Winter has never been so much fun.

Places to Stay

Hotel de Glace

An unique concept with just the right touch for the festival. Imagine staying in a hotel made of ice.

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Trick or Treat During Halloween in New York!

Pumpkins aglow with spine chilling faces, sit gazing out from neighborhood porches as they await the arrival of the next trick or treat'er on all Hallows eve. Now known as Halloween, a contraction of Hallows Eve, this secular tradition is celebrated annually on October 31. Long before the days of trick or treating, corn mazes, and bobbing for apples, Halloween traditions originated from the Celts, who on the 31st celebrated the harvest and year end. This time of year was believed to be the weakest point between the bonds of life and death, and to ward off the evil spirits ...441.14 miles away.

Quebec Hot Air Balloon Flight

After check-in, you'll be transported to the take-off site where the balloon will be inflated (those that wish can participate). You will receive the required technical information and then prepare for take-off! Experience the magnificent views of Quebec from a whole new perspective. During this one hour flight, marvel over the unique breathtaking sights and landmarks the area has to offer. Highlights include Quebec City, the St. Lawrence River, the ile d'Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains. During your flight, air temperature is more or less the same as on the ground and the balloon ... via Quebec City.

Half-Day Trip to Montmorency Falls and Sainte Anne de Beaupre from Quebec

Your countryside half-day trip follows Avenue Royale through the traditional villages and farms of the Beaupré Coast. On your tour, the entertaining commentary provided by your bilingual guide will help re-create the tranquil pace and way of life of bygone years. The half-day tour includes stops of 35/45 minutes each at Montmorency Falls and the basilica of Ste Anne de Beaupre, with a short detour to the western tip of the Island of Orleans to visit the Chocolaterie. Other highlights include the Albert Gilles Copper Art Museum and Chez Marie's bread oven. via Quebec City.

Quebec City Sightseeing Tour

Tour highlights include: Old QuebecPlace Royale, birthplace of French civilization in North America (20 minute stop)Plains of Abraham, where the famous battle between the French and English armies took place in 1759Picturesque Place d'Armes squareChateau Frontenac hotelThe Fortifications and city wallsThis tour is commentated in English, however if there are French passengers on board, the guide will give a bilingual commentary via Quebec City.

Quebec City Walking Tour

Conducted year-round, rain or shine, this walking tour starts in the Upper Town district of Old Quebec and finishes in the Lower Town. You'll discover Quebec City's history from 1608 to present on this enjoyable walking tour. While listening to the entertaining and informative commentary provided by your guide, you'll gain a sense of the day-to-day lives of the people who have lived in this lovely fortress city over the centuries. via Quebec City.

Quebec City Dinner Cruise

Cast off for fine dining aboard the Louis Joillet, Quebec City's unique cruising restaurant. As the sun goes down, take in all the magic of Quebec by night. The fabulous view from the glass enclosed decks sets the stage for a very special evening. The chef has prepared for you a meal worthy of the Captain's Table: Atlantic salmon fillets, chicken supreme, beef fillet mignon, not to mention the captain's delight - always a favorite for dessert! You will have the choice from three set menu on the night. Your wine steward will offer wine suggestions to complement your gourmet ... via Quebec City.