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Observatoire de la Capitale

One of the tallest buildings in Quebec, offering a panoramic view of the whole city.

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Les Voutes de Napoléon
Great chansonnier bar in the vaults of a restaurant. Live music everyday. Gets packed on weekend especially Saturday night. Festive atmosphere.
Eat
Restaurant Louis Hébert
Upscale restaurant serving French cuisine. The place is also a hotel.
two course lunch menu with tea or coffee $16-21
Drink
Le Dagobert
One of Québec's biggest clubs and over 25 years old, with shows by local and international musicians. With its heart-stopping techno and enormous outdoor disco ball, you cannot miss it. Crowd tends to be young. One of the few venues that consistently asks for identification for age verification. Free admission.
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Parliament Building
Hôtel du Parlement
The provincial legislature of Quebec, located in an impressive neoclassical-style building just outside the city walls. Tours are available in both French and English on non-sitting days, and proceedings (French only) may be watched from the public galleries when in session. You will need to show some photo ID (Canadian driver's licence or passport) and go through security screening to be allowed to enter. Unlike many other legislative buildings, the parliamentary restaurant is open to public.
free