History and modernity
Quebec City's bustling maritime district is stretched out along the
St. Lawrence River at the foot of Cape Diamant. In the 19th century,
merchants and bankers brokered many deals here. At the time, the Old
Port was like the Wall Street of Quebec City, and it has retained
the sense of openness to the world associated with a commercial and
financial hub. Explore the rich architecture of the local buildings,
the Old Port's history, art galleries, antique dealers and artists'
workshops. Hotel 71 is located near several major
tourist attractions, including museums like the Musée
de la civilisation, as well as Place-Royale,
the Port of Quebec and Dufferin Terrace.

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