| A | B |
|---|
| Jacques Cartier | Explored region and named places |
| Samuel de Champlain | Founded first settlement and fur trade |
| St. Anne de Beaupré | Basilica 30 miles east of Quebec City; sight of miracles |
| Relic of St. Anne | bone from her forearm |
| Montmorency Falls | 274 feet high; 98 feet higher than Niagra |
| Dufferin Terrace | 200 ft high boardwalk on cliffs |
| Old Town / Le Vieux Qué | Part of City inside walls |
| Citadel | Largest military fortress in North America |
| Funiculaire | Mechanical car on track that carries people from lower town to upper town |
| Château Frontenac | Beautiful hotel in shape of castle |
| Provincial Parliament | Renaissance style government building just outside walls |
| Typical Quebecoise foods | Pea soup, maple ham, maple baked beans, omelettes, crepes, meat pie |
| Marie's roadside stand. "Chez Marie" | Where you eat bread with maple butter |
| Rue du Trésor | Treasury Street; has many art galleries |
| Place-Royale | Square in lower town with statue of Sun King Louis 14th |
| Notre Dame des Victoires church | The oldest parish in North America |
| Winter Carnival | World's largest event of its kind; takes place during Mardi Gras season |
| Ice Hotel | Built for the winter season only |
| "Break Neck" staircase | If you don't take the funiculaire, this is the way to UpperTown |
| Plains of Abraham | Former battlefield, now part of Battlefields Park |
| General Wolfe | Won control of Canada for England, but died in battle |
| Sugar Shack | Traditional restaurant out in woods |
| Place Desjardins | Big open square when city activities happen |
| Poutine | French fries with gravy and cheese curds |
| La Grande Allée | Beautiful street like the Champs-Elysée in Paris |
| St. Lawrence Seaway | the river that Québec is built on |
