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Historical Gems of Québec City: Architecture Through the Centuries

Explore the iconic landmarks like Notre-Dame de Québec, Escalier Casse-Cou, Le Musée de la Civilisation, and La Maison Jacquet while delving into the rich architectural history of Québec City. Discover the resilience and beauty of these structures that have stood the test of time. The journey takes you through centuries of artistry and design that have shaped the cultural landscape of this enchanting city. Plan your visit to soak in the blend of historic charm and modern allure that Québec City has to offer.

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Historical Gems of Québec City: Architecture Through the Centuries

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  1. Architecture Maiya Newmin et Karen Ellis

  2. Notre-Dame-de-Québec • The Notre-Dame de Quebec basilica-cathedral was built in 1647. It has been destroyed twice by fire over the centuries, and has always been rebuilt on the same spot the original church was built.

  3. Escalier Casse-Cou • These stairs are the oldest in Québec city, and was built around 1635. In 1835 the old wooden stairs were replaced by iron stairs.

  4. Le Musée de la Civilisation • The museum was opened in 1988, and is open year round. It was designed by McGill University. Exhibit texts are in French and English.

  5. La Maison Jacquet • This is one of the largest houses in the upper-town in old Québec, and it was built in 1675-1676. It has really thick walls, solid joints, and marvelous wainscoting.

  6. Bibliography • Picture slide 1 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2e/Montreal_PlaceDArmes_Panoramique.jpeg • Picture slide 2 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3823/churches/ndque.htm • Picture slide 3 http://www.homeandabroad.com/c/62/Site/76129_Escalier_Casse_Cou_visit.html • Picture slide 4 http://www.eurodamnews.com/2008/09/30/le-musee-de-la-civilisation-in-quebec/ • Picture slide 5 http://www.auxancienscanadiens.qc.ca/History.html

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