Completed in the late 19th century, this majestic building is home to Québec’s National Assembly and showcases a stunning French Renaissance Revival style. It stands at the heart of Québec City, near the historic district and close to key attractions like the Terrasse Dufferin. Look for the iconic Tower and statues that honor significant figures in the province’s past. Guided tours are typically free, offering an inside look at Québec’s legislative chambers and rich political heritage. Make time to admire the beautifully landscaped grounds and snap photos of the Fountain of Tourny, a popular spot with panoramic views of the building. While visiting, be sure to pass security checkpoints promptly, and plan ahead if the Assembly is in session. The building’s location makes it easy to combine a tour with a stroll through Old Québec’s lively streets.
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