Behind the Château Frontenac and beside Dufferin Terrace, Governors' Garden is a quiet green space in Old Québec. Follow its paths past monuments to people and events in the city's history, including General Montcalm, or pause on a bench with views of the St. Lawrence River and Old City buildings. The garden's flowers change with the seasons, with autumn bringing foliage colour. It is an easy stop to pair with a walk around nearby historic sights.
Monuments and seasonal planting
The garden's monuments commemorate figures and events from Québec City's history. One of them honours General Montcalm. The paths pass through simple landscaping that changes across the year, from flowers in warmer months to colourful foliage in autumn.
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Where is Governors' Garden?
It is at 7 Rue des Carrières in Old Québec, behind Château Frontenac and beside Dufferin Terrace.
What can you see in the garden?
The garden has historic monuments, including one to General Montcalm, as well as paths, benches and views of the St. Lawrence River and Old City buildings.
When is a quieter time to visit?
Early morning or late afternoon is suggested for a more peaceful visit.
