Umbrella Alley (Summer Only) — Attraction in Quebec

The umbrella-covered lane (Rue du Cul de Sac) offers a colorful spectacle, as well as some respite from the sun or rain. While you're here, pop into La Fudgerie for a treat. This little street is a delightful surprise for passers-by, with rounded buildings and captivating decorations strung up above in the summertime. Look up and you’ll see Château Frontenac perched atop the cliff. It is one of the hyped but real spots.

Quebec City- where the weather can change anytime. so, it was a rainy day and the umbrella was not open. bad luck! but we did try the next day too and this time we got lucky... so if the weather is bad- it's just a simple street.

I took some photos to capture the architectural style of the Petit-Champlain AND majestic Château Frontenac in the same shot, snapping a few pictures from the corner of Rue Cul-de-Sac and...

Umbrella Alley is a must-visit spot, blending charm, creativity, and a touch of whimsy. Situated in a beautiful neighborhood with stunning, well-preserved architecture, it offers a delightful experience for anyone strolling through. The area boasts numerous amazing restaurants, making it a perfect place to grab a bite or enjoy a leisurely meal.

One of the standout features is its proximity to the castle, providing picturesque views that enhance the ambiance. Typically, the alley is adorned with colorful umbrellas, creating a vibrant and photo-worthy atmosphere. However, when we visited around Christmas time, the umbrellas had been replaced with hockey sticks, adding a unique and festive twist. It’s a charming and ever-changing spot that never...

We came across Umbrella Alley while walking around Old Quebec, and it’s one of those spots you just have to stop and check out. It’s a short little alleyway, but the colorful umbrellas hanging above make it really fun and eye-catching. It’s not a big attraction or something that takes a lot of time, but it’s great for photos and adds a nice touch to the whole area. My wife and I took a few pictures and just enjoyed the vibe, it’s cheerful and kind of gives you that “vacation feeling.” If you’re already exploring the old town, it’s worth taking a quick detour to see it. It doesn’t cost anything, and it’s a nice spot to slow down for a few minutes and enjoy the...