
Quebec, World Heritage City

DISCOVER some of Quebec City's finest treasures.
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Which United Nations agency included the historic district of Quebec City on its World Heritage List in 1985?
UNESCO | WHO | ILO | UNICEF -
Which major institution of New France was founded by François de Laval in 1663?
Ursuline monastery | Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica | Our Lady of the Cape Shrine | Seminary of Quebec -
What's special about the Jacquet house on Saint Louis Street?
It's the smallest house in the city | It's the oldest house in the city | It has no windows | It's a chapel -
Who is the founder of Quebec City, represented by a bronze monument on Dufferin Terrace?
Jacques Cartier | René-Robert Cavelier de La Salle | Samuel de Champlain | Pierre-Esprit Radisson -
Where do most of the cannons on the Promenade des Gouverneurs and the ramparts come from?
Spain | France | United States | Great Britain
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Quebec, World Heritage City
The Mendel Guide, Québec, World Heritage City, was released by Éditions Sylvain Harvey in 2010 and reprinted in 2024. Published in both French and English, this vivid testimony to 400 years of Québec City responds to a need urgently expressed by visitors and residents alike.
Architectural historian, expert guide and renowned lecturer, David Mendel presents in this book a captivating introduction to the history of Quebec City, its most important monuments, and the symbols and institutions of Old Quebec.