"Dreaming the New World"

By artist Michel Goulet, located in Place de la Gare. Forty chairs are set out in pairs on the sidewalk, each inscribed with passages from poems by 40 Québec authors from various time periods. They “express, in the span of a free moment, where we have been, who we are, and the joy of getting together.” The walkway thus constitutes a portrait of society from the city’s origins to the present day.

"Dreaming the New World"

By artist Michel Goulet, located in Place de la Gare. Forty chairs are set out in pairs on the sidewalk, each inscribed with passages from poems by 40 Québec authors from various time periods. They “express, in the span of a free moment, where we have been, who we are, and the joy of getting together.” The walkway thus constitutes a portrait of society from the city’s origins to the present day.

"Dreaming the New World"

By artist Michel Goulet, located in Place de la Gare. Forty chairs are set out in pairs on the sidewalk, each inscribed with passages from poems by 40 Québec authors from various time periods. They “express, in the span of a free moment, where we have been, who we are, and the joy of getting together.” The walkway thus constitutes a portrait of society from the city’s origins to the present day.

"Dreaming the New World"

By artist Michel Goulet, located in Place de la Gare. Forty chairs are set out in pairs on the sidewalk, each inscribed with passages from poems by 40 Québec authors from various time periods. They “express, in the span of a free moment, where we have been, who we are, and the joy of getting together.” The walkway thus constitutes a portrait of society from the city’s origins to the present day.

Éclatement II Fountain

By Charles Daudelin (1920-2001). Located on rue de la Gare-du-Palais, outside the train station . This abstract bronze fountain with overlapping tectonic plates pays homage to the power of water and Québec’s hydroelectric heritage. A large jet of water sprays out from the centre during the summer, autumn and spring months.

Éclatement II Fountain

By Charles Daudelin (1920-2001). Located on rue de la Gare-du-Palais, outside the train station . This abstract bronze fountain with overlapping tectonic plates pays homage to the power of water and Québec’s hydroelectric heritage. A large jet of water sprays out from the centre during the summer, Autumn and Spring months

Gare du Palais

Marche du Vieux-Port de Québec (Farmer's Market)