Tourist destinations vary in Canada, where there is a region or city that meets the needs and desires of tourists, no matter how varied. Today we’ll get to know how long you meet Quebec, the beautiful city of Levis. Levis is a small town with a character in the town, which makes it ideal for visiting. You can reach it by train from Quebec City and many tourists come from Quebec. Find out with us today the tourist areas of Canadian Levis and put them on your list of flights in Canada.
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See the beauty of the city by train
Levis is located on the St. Lawrence River, so it is necessary to walk around and see the river with charming views. From there you will see not only Levis, but also Quebec City. You can also go around the train around the day at night, and we advise you to carry a camera to take many beautiful pictures that summarize the beauty of Levis.
A journey in history
Levis includes one of the oldest dioceses in Canada, the diocese of Saint Nicolas, dating back to the year 1694. Take this trip in history while you wander around the diocese with historical buildings and ancient streets. The area also overlooks the river, so expect charming views.
Quebec Bridge
You can pass over the St. Lawrence River on foot, by passing through the pedestrian bridge of Quebec, which allows you to move to another city simply. The bridge is 987 meters long, 29 meters high and 104 meters high.
Castles in Levis
There are 3 castles in the Canadian city of Levis along the St. Lawrence River. These castles were strategically built to allow there to be no long, compact wall. The first castle was built by the British army between 1865 and 1872 and today it is the site of Canada’s national history known as Levis Forts. Get to know this star-like castle through a specialized tour that takes you to the underground canals and rooms in the castle and other important historical details.
Shopping in Levis
Livich has a large shopping center, which will definitely love shopping fans. Especially includes the Chagnon galleries, in which you can find many souvenirs and gifts such as clothes, accessories, etc. … It is noteworthy that the mall contains mostly local brands and stores from Canada and Quebec. If you want to try something more local, then you can head to Levis Market and its focal point is food, where you will find a set of kiosks for food prepared by local people from local products.
St Romuald
This neighborhood is located along the Lawrence River and dates back 8,000 years, so his visit is a journey through history. Walk through the ancient streets and old buildings that tell the story of the historic quarter. Inside the neighborhood, there are also a number of restaurants located within these buildings, as well as a group of shops where you can find souvenirs.
Saint Nicolas Parish
The bridge over Saint Lawrence
Tourism in Levis
St. Romuald
Historic streets in Levis
San Levis castles
Levis in winter
Levis in Canada
Shopping center in Levis
From Quebec to Levis
St. Lawrence River
