Protective fortification
Neighborhood: Old Quebec
Phone: +1 418 694 2815
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Sometimes called "the Gibraltar of America," this imposing fort is located on Cap-aux-Diamants, overlooking the St Lawrence River. Manned to this day by traditionally-dressed troops who perform the changing of the guard every summer day at 10am, the Citadel also offers a museum of Quebec's military history and the story of the Royal 22nd Regiment. Experienced tour guides lead visitors on a one-hour tour through 250 years of Quebec's tumultuous past. Admission: CAD8 Adults; CAD7 Seniors (65+) and Students (18+); CAD4.50 Children (7-17); CAD18 Families; Free for children under 7 accompanied by a parent.
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AMAZING EXPERIANCE
THIS WAS A FUN PLACE TO VISIT I REMEMCONED GOING THERE !...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 29 2009
The Citadel
Taking my wifes picture beside a steadfast sentry. LOL. Fall is a particulary good time to go for th...
Reviewed by:JIMJ from on Jun 13 2008
Changing of the Guard
An important part of the history of Quebec. We went for the changing of the guard ceremony and the ...
Reviewed by:A. L. B from on Aug 17 2007
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