Parliament Building

The Parliament Building in Quebec City serves as the seat of the provincial government of Quebec and is a symbol of the province's democratic institutions and political heritage. Situated atop Parliament Hill, overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this majestic edifice showcases stunning neoclassical architecture and stands as a testament to Quebec's rich history and cultural identity.

Constructed in the late 19th century, the Parliament Building features a grand façade adorned with columns, statues, and intricate detailing. Visitors can explore its interior, which houses the National Assembly chamber, where elected representatives debate and legislate on matters of provincial importance. The building also hosts exhibitions, guided tours, and educational programs, offering insight into Quebec's political processes and democratic values. Whether admiring its exterior beauty or engaging with its democratic institutions, a visit to the Parliament Building provides a profound appreciation for Quebec's political history and governance.

Besides this landmark, there are nine more landmarks listed in Ville de Québec. There's also forty-seven attractions listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Parliament Building on the map above. If you need any other information on Parliament Building that is not listed here, please call (418) 643-7239.