About Quebec City
Quebec City, the oldest and only city surrounded by walls in North America, will celebrate its 400th anniversary in 2008. A great place to be at this unique time.
Quebec City retains its French and European atmosphere. In 1985, Quebec City has been nominated by UNESCO as a World Heritage City. Overlooking the majestic St-Lawrence River, Quebec City provides an inspiring setting for a fruitful scientific gathering.
The City has unique facilities for recreation and its restaurants offer a wide range of styles and prices. The Quebec restaurants are very much renowned for the high quality of their cuisine. The weather in September is pleasant, the average afternoon temperature being around 18°C (64°F). The leaves should start getting red and yellow, thus adding to the beauty of the scenery.