Quebec City Convention Centre Transfers

Just west of Old Québec’s rustic architecture, the Québec City Convention Center is the premiere meeting place for business travelers, one that not only offers across-the-street access to the province’s parliament building but vast upscale hotels and restaurants ideal for networking in style. The venue itself is home to a wide variety of useful spaces across three levels. These include two divisible convention halls on the lower level, a massive exhibit hall that takes up the entire upper level, and dozens of meeting rooms complimented by a solarium in the middle level’s Vidéotron Hall. Beyond promising landmarks around the corner, guests should expect to walk to most destinations as an extensive bus network is the only reliable public transport. If this doesn’t fit the day, a variety of private lifts make things much easier through quiet sedans, vans and SUVs perfect for following the river’s parallel Autoroute Félix-Leclerc for drives westward. Meet-and-greet services guarantee simple drop offs as well, whether it be through the simplicity of taxis toward Jean Lesage International or luxury limousines that make each turn special.

Explore the mostly French-speaking city by waking up with high-rise lookouts & dining courtesy of Hilton Québec, or go modern through the delights of Delta Hotels by Marriott Québec’s indoor-outdoor pool turned sauna in the wintery snow. Once lodging is all figured out, enjoy the day with an outing to the Plains of Abraham, located along the St Lawrence River and offering an array of riverside lookouts from Bassin Brown’s trails leading toward the historic steps of Cap-Blanc Stairs. Even closer to the venue are the charms of Old Québec, pillars holding this era up including La Citadelle de Québec’s old fort still being used by active guards as well as 19th-century inclined cableway rides from the Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec. Popular eats rest along the hotel’s adjacent Rue Saint-Jean, a road where guests can relax and talk over the day with ritzy Italian at Restaurant Le Veau d’Or, or opt out for traditional French with a twist at Hobbit Bistro.