Quebec city through time

Seminaire de Quebec 1928 The Séminaire de Québec, the historic seminary founded in Quebec City in 1663, pictured in 1928 within the walled Old Town that is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Place de L'Hotel De Ville 2008 Place de l'Hôtel de Ville is the square fronting Quebec City's city hall in the Upper Town, within the historic district recognized by UNESCO. This 2008 view captures the square as a gathering point near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec.

Côte de la Fabrique, Québec 2011 Cote de la Fabrique, a street in Old Quebec, photographed in 2011. The narrow, sloping street runs near the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec in the historic upper town.

Musée de l'Amérique française, Québec 2011 The Musee de l'Amerique francaise in Quebec City, photographed in 2011. Housed within the Seminaire de Quebec complex, it traces the history of French settlement in North America and is considered among Canada's oldest museums.

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec 2012 Notre-Dame de Québec Cathedral, photographed in 2012. Its parish, established in the 17th century, is among the oldest in North America; the current building was reconstructed after a major fire in 1922, reusing earlier walls and the crypt.

Hôtel de Ville de Québec 2013 Quebec City's Hotel de Ville, or City Hall, was completed in 1896 in the Chateau style near the Notre-Dame-de-Quebec Basilica in the historic Upper Town.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 22 2014 The Hôtel de Ville de Québec, Quebec City's municipal city hall, stands in the historic core of Old Quebec, itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site; this photograph was taken in 2014.

Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec 2014 The Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec is pictured in 2014. Founded in the 17th century, it is the primate church of Canada and the burial site of several bishops and governors of New France.

20-22, cote de la Fabrique - 01 2014 Côte de la Fabrique is a historic street in Old Quebec near the Notre-Dame de Québec basilica; this photograph, showing the buildings numbered 20-22, was taken in 2014.

24, cote de la Fabrique 2014 This 2014 photograph shows number 24 on Côte de la Fabrique, a street in the historic center of Quebec City near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 24 2014 This 2014 photograph shows another view of the Hôtel de Ville de Québec, the seat of Quebec City's municipal government, located within the walls of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

24, cote de la Fabrique - 01 2014 A building on Côte de la Fabrique, a street in Old Quebec near the site of the city's first cathedral, in the historic core of Quebec City founded in 1608.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 01 2014 One of a series of street-level photographs of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the square fronting Quebec City Hall in the historic Vieux-Quebec district. The area forms part of the city's fortified Upper Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

16-18, cote de la Fabrique 2014 The building at 16-18 Cote de la Fabrique in Old Quebec, photographed as part of a survey of the street's heritage facades. Cote de la Fabrique runs through the walled historic quarter of Quebec City.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 05 2014 A 2014 photograph of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, one of several vantage points recorded of the square that fronts the city hall. The square lies within the city's walled historic district.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 09 2014 This image shows part of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the plaza adjoining Quebec City's Hotel de Ville in the historic core of Vieux-Quebec. It is one of a numbered set of photographs recording the square from different angles.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 25 2014 Quebec City's Hotel de Ville, seen from the square that bears its name in the Vieux-Quebec district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. The building has served as the seat of the municipal government.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 27 2014 Part of a photo series documenting Quebec City Hall and its surrounding square in the fortified Upper Town of Vieux-Quebec. This view captures the building from street level.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 03 2014 Facades along Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Quebec City's walled Upper Town, documented in this frame from a set of images covering the square. The square sits at the heart of Vieux-Quebec, near the Quebec City Hall building.

8-12, cote de la Fabrique 2014 A facade at 8-12 Cote de la Fabrique, one of the narrow streets of Quebec City's fortified Upper Town. The street connects several of the district's historic squares and landmarks.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 12 2014 A view of the buildings lining Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, taken as part of a photographic survey of the square in front of the city hall. Quebec City's Upper Town retains much of its historic French colonial street pattern.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 10 2014 A 2014 photograph of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, one of several vantage points recorded of the square that fronts the city hall. The square lies within the city's walled historic district.

16-18, cote de la Fabrique - 01 2014 The building at 16-18 Cote de la Fabrique in Old Quebec, photographed as part of a survey of the street's heritage facades. Cote de la Fabrique runs through the walled historic quarter of Quebec City.

4, cote de la Fabrique 2014 This frame documents 4 Cote de la Fabrique, in the historic core of Vieux-Quebec, Quebec City. The building stands among the street's mix of older stone and masonry facades.

8-12, cote de la Fabrique - 01 2014 Number 8-12, Cote de la Fabrique, a street in Quebec City's historic Vieux-Quebec district near the city hall square. The district's fortified Upper Town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 02 2014 A view of the buildings lining Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, taken as part of a photographic survey of the square in front of the city hall. Quebec City's Upper Town retains much of its historic French colonial street pattern.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 04 2014 This image shows part of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the plaza adjoining Quebec City's Hotel de Ville in the historic core of Vieux-Quebec. It is one of a numbered set of photographs recording the square from different angles.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 13 2014 Facades along Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Quebec City's walled Upper Town, documented in this frame from a set of images covering the square. The square sits at the heart of Vieux-Quebec, near the Quebec City Hall building.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 26 2014 The exterior of Quebec City Hall (Hotel de Ville), photographed in Old Quebec's historic core in 2014. It faces onto Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, one of the district's central public squares.

8-12, cote de la Fabrique - 02 2014 The building at 8-12 Cote de la Fabrique in Old Quebec, photographed as part of a survey of the street's heritage facades. Cote de la Fabrique runs through the walled historic quarter of Quebec City.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 06 2014 One of a series of street-level photographs of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the square fronting Quebec City Hall in the historic Vieux-Quebec district. The area forms part of the city's fortified Upper Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 07 2014 A view of the buildings lining Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, taken as part of a photographic survey of the square in front of the city hall. Quebec City's Upper Town retains much of its historic French colonial street pattern.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 11 2014 One of a series of street-level photographs of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the square fronting Quebec City Hall in the historic Vieux-Quebec district. The area forms part of the city's fortified Upper Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 14 2014 This image shows part of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the plaza adjoining Quebec City's Hotel de Ville in the historic core of Vieux-Quebec. It is one of a numbered set of photographs recording the square from different angles.

20-22, cote de la Fabrique - 02 2014 A facade at 20-22 Cote de la Fabrique, one of the narrow streets of Quebec City's fortified Upper Town. The street connects several of the district's historic squares and landmarks.

20-22, cote de la Fabrique - 03 2014 This frame documents 20-22 Cote de la Fabrique, in the historic core of Vieux-Quebec, Quebec City. The building stands among the street's mix of older stone and masonry facades.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 23 2014 A view of the Hotel de Ville de Quebec, Quebec City's municipal city hall building in the historic walled Upper Town. The building stands on the square that carries its name, Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville.

4, cote de la Fabrique - 01 2014 Number 4, Cote de la Fabrique, a street in Quebec City's historic Vieux-Quebec district near the city hall square. The district's fortified Upper Town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

4, cote de la Fabrique - 02 2014 The building at 4 Cote de la Fabrique in Old Quebec, photographed as part of a survey of the street's heritage facades. Cote de la Fabrique runs through the walled historic quarter of Quebec City.

20-22, cote de la Fabrique - 04 2014 A facade at 20-22 Cote de la Fabrique, one of the narrow streets of Quebec City's fortified Upper Town. The street connects several of the district's historic squares and landmarks.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 08 2014 Facades along Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in Quebec City's walled Upper Town, documented in this frame from a set of images covering the square. The square sits at the heart of Vieux-Quebec, near the Quebec City Hall building.

Edifice du Vieux-Seminaire-de-Quebec 2014 The old seminary building of Quebec City, photographed in 2014. The Séminaire de Québec was founded in 1663 by François de Laval, the first bishop of New France, in the city's walled historic district.

Rue Sainte-Famille - 01 2014 Rue Sainte-Famille, a street in Quebec City's old town, photographed in 2014. The street lies within the historic upper town, lined with stone buildings from the colonial period.

Ancien edifice du Quebec Dispensary 2014 The former building of the Quebec Dispensary in Quebec City's old town, photographed in 2014. Like many structures in the district, it dates from the era when the walled city served as capital of the province.

Notre-Dame de Québec 2014 Notre-Dame de Québec, the cathedral in Quebec City's old town, photographed in 2014. First built in the seventeenth century, it is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Quebec and one of the oldest Christian parishes in North America.

Place de l'Hôtel de ville prise dans la galce 2015 The square in front of Quebec City's Hôtel de Ville sits within Old Québec, whose historic district was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. Captured in 2015.

Notre-Dame de Quebec 81 2016 The Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec, photographed in 2016, is the primatial church of Canada and one of the oldest Catholic dioceses in the Americas, dating to 1674. It stands in the heart of Old Quebec's Upper Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Notre-Dame de Quebec 82 2016 Another 2016 view of Notre-Dame de Quebec, the historic cathedral-basilica that has served as the seat of the Archdiocese of Quebec since the seventeenth century. The church stands at the center of Old Quebec's Upper Town, a short walk from the Chateau Frontenac.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 17 2016 Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the public square fronting Quebec City Hall in Old Quebec's Upper Town, appears here in 2016. The plaza is a gathering point in the historic district and hosts markets and events throughout the year.

marché de noël allemand Québec City 2016 Quebec City's German Christmas Market, seen here in December 2016, fills Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville with wooden stalls modeled on the traditional markets of Germany. The seasonal event draws residents and visitors to the square outside city hall each winter.

Cote de la Fabrique 09 2016 Cote de la Fabrique, a sloping street in Old Quebec's Upper Town near the Basilica-Cathedral, is pictured here in 2016. The street takes its name from the fabrique, or parish council, historically responsible for the cathedral's upkeep.

marché de noël allemand Québec City 2016 A second December 2016 view of the German Christmas Market in Quebec City, an annual holiday event held in Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville in front of city hall, drawing on the tradition of Christmas markets found across Germany.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 31 2016 Quebec City Hall, photographed in 2016, stands in the heart of Old Quebec's Upper Town near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame. Built in the Second Empire style in the 1890s, the building has housed the municipal government ever since.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 15 2016 This 2016 photograph looks across Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the square outside Quebec City Hall that regularly hosts markets and public events in Old Quebec's historic Upper Town.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 16 2016 The open square of Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, adjoining Quebec City Hall, is shown here in 2016 in the historic Upper Town of Old Quebec, within the UNESCO-listed old city.

24, cote de la Fabrique - 02 2016 This 2016 photograph shows the building at 24, Cote de la Fabrique, part of the row of historic structures lining this street in Old Quebec, a short walk from the Seminaire de Quebec and the Basilica-Cathedral.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 32 2016 Quebec City's grand Second Empire-style city hall appears here in 2016, its mansard roofline a familiar sight in the Upper Town district of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 33 2016 The Hotel de Ville de Quebec, built in the 1890s to house the city's municipal government, is pictured in 2016 in Old Quebec's historic Upper Town, near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 34 2016 A 2016 street-level view of Quebec City Hall, whose Second Empire facade has overlooked this corner of Old Quebec since the building opened in the 1890s, within sight of the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 29 2016 The mansard roofs and dormer windows of the Hotel de Ville de Quebec, photographed in 2016, reflect the Second Empire style favored for the building when it was constructed in the 1890s.

16-18, cote de la Fabrique - 02 2016 Row houses at 16-18, Cote de la Fabrique are captured here in 2016, on a street named for the fabrique, or parish council, of the nearby cathedral, in the heart of Old Quebec's Upper Town.

8-12, cote de la Fabrique - 03 2016 This 2016 view shows 8-12, Cote de la Fabrique, near the lower end of the street in Old Quebec's historic Upper Town, within the UNESCO-listed walls of the old city.

20-22, cote de la Fabrique - 05 2016 The facades at 20-22, Cote de la Fabrique, photographed in 2016, sit along one of Old Quebec's older commercial streets, within the city's UNESCO-listed historic district.

Hôtel de Ville Quebec City 2017 Hôtel de Ville/City Hall, Quebec City

Quebec city 2017 A 2017 street scene from Quebec City, Canada, the capital of Quebec province and one of the oldest European-founded cities in North America. Its fortified historic core, Old Quebec, is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its well-preserved colonial architecture.

Hôtel de ville de Québec 2017 Quebec City's Hotel de Ville, built in the Second Empire style and completed in the 1890s, has served as the seat of the municipal government ever since. This photograph is from 2017.

Hôtel de Ville, Québec, Southeast view 2017 A southeast-facing view of Quebec City's Hotel de Ville, photographed in April 2017, showing the Second Empire-style municipal building from a different angle than other images in this collection.

Quebec portail de Hôtel de ville 2017 The entrance portal of Quebec City's Hotel de Ville, seen in 2017. The city hall stands in the historic Old Quebec district on the site of a former Jesuit college, and its grounds host a public square used for markets and gatherings.

Notre-Dame de Québec 2017 Notre-Dame de Québec, the cathedral-basilica in the historic heart of Quebec City, photographed in 2017. Founded in the 17th century, it is considered the oldest Catholic parish north of Mexico and has been rebuilt more than once after fires over its long history.

Notre-Dame de Québec 2017 A 2017 view of the Notre-Dame de Québec cathedral-basilica, a landmark of Quebec City's Old Town and seat of the Archdiocese of Quebec since the French colonial period, when the settlement was a center of Catholic missionary activity in North America.

Notre Dame de Quebec Cathedral Basilica 2017 Exterior view of the Notre-Dame de Québec Cathedral-Basilica in 2017, showing the church that has anchored Quebec City's religious and civic life since the French colonial era, when Quebec served as the capital of New France.

Quebec - Notre-Dame de Quebec 2017 Another 2017 photograph of Notre-Dame de Québec, taken in Quebec City's historic core not far from the Château Frontenac and the banks of the St. Lawrence River.

Street Light, Old Quebec City 2018 A street light on Des Jardins Street in Old Quebec, part of Quebec City's historic core, photographed in 2018. The old town's fortified streets, lined with centuries-old stone buildings, are recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.

Holy Door of Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral 2018 Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral holds one of the few Holy Doors outside Rome, opened during designated jubilee years for pilgrims. This photograph shows the door in 2018.

Monument to Cardinal Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau 01 2018 This 2018 photograph shows the monument to Cardinal Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau in Quebec City. Taschereau was the first Canadian to be named a cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, and the monument stands within the city's historic quarter.

Simons Old Quebec 2019 This is the Old Quebec flagship of La Maison Simons, a department store chain founded in Quebec City in 1840, located on Côte de la Fabrique near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec.

Namur à Québec 04 2019 Namur à Québec, also known as Le banc de Namur, is a sculptural bench by artist Jacques Tilman inaugurated in 2008 at the Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville in Old Quebec, the historic walled core of Quebec City.

Namur à Québec 01 2019 This is Le banc de Namur (Namur à Québec), a public artwork by Jacques Tilman unveiled in 2008 on the square in front of Quebec City Hall, in the heart of Old Quebec.

Namur à Québec 02 2019 A view of the sculpture Namur à Québec, created by Jacques Tilman and installed in 2008 at the Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, a square in Quebec City's historic old town.

Cote de la Fabrique 12 2019 Côte de la Fabrique is a historic street in Old Quebec that climbs from the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec toward the upper town, and is home to the flagship store of La Maison Simons, a retailer founded in Quebec City in 1840.

Cote de la Fabrique 13 2019 This view shows Côte de la Fabrique in Quebec City's old town, a street lined with heritage buildings including the original location of the Simons department store, founded in 1840.

24, cote de la Fabrique - 03 2019 A view along Côte de la Fabrique, a historic street in the walled city of Old Quebec, near the site of the Simons department store, founded in Quebec City in 1840.

Namur à Québec 03 2019 The bench-sculpture known as Namur à Québec, by Jacques Tilman, has stood at the Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville in Old Quebec since its inauguration in 2008.

Monument du Cardinal Elzear-Alexandre Taschereau 15 2019 This monument honors Cardinal Elzéar-Alexandre Taschereau, the first Canadian-born cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, and stands at the Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville in Old Quebec.

Day 8 - Quebec City, Quebec 2019 Taken on the eighth day of a 2019 trip, this photograph documents a scene in Quebec City, Canada. The city's walled Old Town preserves French colonial architecture along narrow streets and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the few fortified cities remaining north of Mexico.

65-67, rue De Buade 2020 Buildings at 65-67 rue De Buade in Old Quebec, photographed in 2020. The street runs alongside the Notre-Dame de Quebec Basilica-Cathedral in the historic district, itself a UNESCO World Heritage site.

63 Rue De Buade 01 2020 A building at 63 rue De Buade in Old Quebec, photographed in 2020, part of the historic streetscape near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Quebec within the walled city's UNESCO-listed historic district.

65-67, rue De Buade 02 2020 Another view of 65-67 rue De Buade in Old Quebec, photographed in 2020, near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Quebec in the historic walled city, part of a UNESCO-listed heritage district.

65-67, rue De Buade 03 2020 Rue De Buade runs through the heart of Old Quebec, close to the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec and the Château Frontenac. This 2020 image shows numbers 65-67 along the street.

65-67, rue De Buade 04 2020 Another 2020 view of 65-67 Rue De Buade, a stretch of Old Quebec's principal street near the city's cathedral and central square.

65-67, rue De Buade 05 2020 Photographed in 2020, this image shows 65-67 Rue De Buade, one of the oldest streets in Old Quebec's fortified upper town.

Cote de la Fabrique 14 2020 Côte de la Fabrique, one of the historic streets of Old Quebec's upper town, photographed in 2020 near number 14.

63 Rue De Buade 02 2020 63 Rue De Buade in Old Quebec, captured in 2020 along one of the district's principal thoroughfares near the cathedral square.

Marché de Noël allemand de Québec 2021 Une des décorations se trouvant au Marché de Noël allemand de Québec en 2021

Notre-Dame de Quebec 87 2021 The Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec, whose parish was founded in 1647, making it one of the oldest in North America. It remains a landmark of Quebec City's Old Town and has been rebuilt more than once after fires over its long history.

Simons Vieux-Quebec 05 2021 This is the Old Quebec location of Simons, a Quebec-based department store chain founded in 1840, on Côte de la Fabrique in the historic Vieux-Québec district.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 19 2021 Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, the public square in front of Quebec City Hall in the historic Upper Town, a gathering space used for public events and markets throughout the year in Quebec's provincial capital.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 23 2021 Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville is the square fronting Quebec City Hall in Vieux-Québec, part of the old town's UNESCO World Heritage district dating back to the city's founding in 1608.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 56 2021 Quebec City Hall, seen here in Vieux-Québec, dates to the late 19th century and occupies the former grounds of the city's Jesuit college, within the UNESCO-listed old town.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 64 2021 The Hôtel de Ville de Québec anchors this corner of Vieux-Québec, near the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec in the old walled town.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 57 2021 Quebec City's town hall building, completed in 1896, remains a civic landmark of Vieux-Québec's UNESCO-listed historic district, one of North America's oldest cities.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 66 2021 The Hôtel de Ville de Québec sits within the walls of Old Quebec, one of the few North American cities to retain its original 17th- and 18th-century fortifications.

Cote de la Fabrique 15 2021 Architecture along Cote de la Fabrique, one of the streets of Old Quebec's Upper Town, photographed in 2021 within the city's UNESCO-listed historic core.

Cote de la Fabrique 16 2021 A 2021 image of buildings lining Cote de la Fabrique in Quebec City's Upper Town, an area whose stone architecture reflects the city's origins as a French colonial settlement.

Cote de la Fabrique 17 2021 Street scene on Cote de la Fabrique in 2021, part of the historic core of Quebec City that was founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608.

Hotel de ville de Quebec 65 2021 The Hôtel de Ville de Québec, in the heart of Vieux-Québec, occupies land once held by the city's Jesuit college before the current building's construction in 1896.

16-18, cote de la Fabrique - 04 2021 This is 16-18 Côte de la Fabrique, a heritage address in Old Quebec's upper town, a short walk from the Basilica-Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Québec.

8-12, cote de la Fabrique - 05 2021 Côte de la Fabrique runs through the historic centre of Quebec City; the building shown here, at 8-12, is part of the street's protected heritage streetscape.

16-18, cote de la Fabrique - 03 2021 At 16-18, Côte de la Fabrique passes through Vieux-Québec's old town core, an area of narrow streets and stone buildings dating back centuries.

Place de l Hotel-de-Ville - 22 2021 Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville in Quebec City, the square fronting the city hall in the historic Upper Town, photographed in 2021.

Rue Sainte-Famille - 02 2021 Rue Sainte-Famille in the Upper Town of Old Quebec, photographed in 2021. This narrow residential street lies within Vieux-Quebec, the fortified historic core founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608 and inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.

Notre-Dame de Quebec 89 2022 Notre-Dame de Quebec, the historic basilica-cathedral in the heart of Quebec City, photographed in 2022; the parish traces its origins to the early 17th-century founding of the city.

Vieux-Québec Old Quebec 2878 274 2024 Vieux-Québec, the historic walled core of Quebec City, Canada, is the only fortified city north of Mexico in North America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site; this photograph dates to 2024.

Vieux-Québec Old Quebec 2878 276 2024 Named for Louis de Buade de Frontenac, governor of New France from 1622 to 1698, Rue De Buade is marked by a street sign on a building in Old Quebec, Quebec City, in this 2024 photograph.

Vieux-Québec Old Quebec 2878 275 2024 The Restaurant D'Orsay on Rue De Buade in Old Quebec is decorated for Halloween with a witch figure, spider webbing, and pumpkins outside its yellow-awninged storefront, in this 2024 photograph.

Vieux-Québec Old Quebec 2878 277 2024 A street in Vieux-Québec, Quebec City's historic old town, photographed in 2024. The district's narrow streets and stone buildings date largely from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries.