Parks & gardens
Parc Montmorency
Parc Montmorency
Located in downtown Quebec City, this public park serves as a green space for walking and relaxation. Historically, the site is significant as it housed Canada's parliament buildings between 1791 and 1883. It is named after the Duke of Montmorency, a former governor of New France.
Getting There
The park is situated within the city center. Visitors staying in the downtown area can reach it on foot within a few minutes. For those arriving from other parts of the city, local transit or taxis provide direct access to the surrounding streets.
Duration of Visit
Because the park is primarily a space for strolling and viewing historical markers, most visitors spend between 30 and 60 minutes here.
When to Visit
The park is accessible throughout the year, though the gardens and walking paths are most utilized during the spring, summer, and autumn. Like many central city parks, it can become crowded during peak tourist seasons and on weekend afternoons.
Nearby Attractions
Due to its central location, the park is within walking distance of several historical sites. You can easily combine a visit here with the following attractions, all located within 0.1km:
- Place Royale
- Musée de la place Royale
- Church of Our Lady of Victories
- Habitation de Québec
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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