Parliament Building

We were not sure to go inside but after going inside it was a great experience, if you have 1 hour of time please visit and get to know about quebec city history and parliament.

I've not seen any government building being magnificent like this one. The plaza in front of the building is huge enough, so you can take a good location and photograph the whole building and your family in one shot.

Impressive architecture! This is a beautiful place to stop by and get some great pictures of the impressive fountain and the parliament building.

I had the opportunity to visit the magnificent parliament building today and it was truly an awe-inspiring experience. The grandeur of the building's exterior left me speechless. The intricate details and exquisite architecture are a testament to the rich history and culture of Quebec. Despite being over a century old, the building is meticulously maintained, and the grand entrance serves as a fitting introduction to the grandeur within.Visitors can choose to take a guided tour or explore the building at their own pace. What's more, admission is complimentary! As I stepped inside, I was taken aback by the modern and contemporary feel of the tour area. The ambiance was welcoming, and I could sense the excitement building up as I embarked on my tour.As I progressed through the building, I was captivated by the beauty of the stained windows and the intricate design of the colorful interior. The blend of modern and traditional elements seamlessly integrated, providing a unique contrast that made the building stand out.One of the most enriching aspects of my visit was learning about the Quebec government branch. It was fascinating to discover the political history of Quebec, and the inner workings of the government. It was inspiring to see how the people of Quebec have shaped the course of their history.I would highly recommend this landmark to anyone visiting Quebec City.

The parliament building is beautiful and the grandeur of it is awe-inspiring. There is plenty to observe and look at from the architecture and the statues of previous government figures. The grounds are also spectacular, with gorgeous gardens that are very well maintained. There is no cost to visit, so it is certainly worth a visit if you are already in the area. Even if you aren't a gardener, I think most people will appreciate the beauty of these gardens and find some enjoyment in exploring them all.When I visited, it was already late, so the building was closed, but entry to the building is otherwise normally free, so you can explore inside as well, which would also be a great educational experience for the kids.Not sure how well known this is, but there is also an extensive vegetable garden that visitors can freely use. My kids were very excited about that part and we took home a few things to enjoy with our dinner that evening.

Not seeing this building from the inside, I was so impressed with the outside that I have NO problem offering 5*. Kudos to you Quebec City for keeping your history and for displaying it proudly. Loved seeing James Wolfe among the statues, even though he died in battle taking the plains of Abraham.From the colouration, the décor and the architecture, this building continue to impress still in pictures.The grounds keep and amazing garden, we’ll cultivated and manicured and the fountain is beautiful. A great testament to a great city. I loved QC and as a man of British ancestry, I would live here proudly in a heartbeat.

For the free tour, this is pretty good option, especially if you have kids and don’t want to roam around in the sun. The place is super clean and is very well maintained (of course) and has some really beautiful rooms to look at. The entry and the overall experience is very seamless. Would recommend it if you are a tourist and visiting Quebec.Please note that a valid identity card issued by the government is necessary to ensure safety and security.

What a beautiful building - inside and out! It is incredible that the Quebec government allows visitors to visit the museums and spaces inside for free and allows photography as well. The highlights of the parliament building were the library and, of course, the Blue Room of the National Assembly. Be sure to bring a government-issued Photo ID or else you will not be allowed inside! I was forced to go back to my hotel room to get my passport...

Super good experience.It's a very interesting place, very well conserved and super clean of course, many interesting points if you like architecture, history or you are just visiting for fun.You can have a free tour for an hour also and many options for it, just be sure to get your passport with you to get it.