The grand Palais Montcalm Theatre, erected at Place d'Youville, has entertained Quebec for almost 70 years. With a diverse lineup of classical, contemporary and specialty musical acts, the stone structure allows magnificent sightlines and superior acoustics in stately surroundings. A smaller performance space, the Café-Spectacles du Palais Montcalm, showcases blues and jazz acts in a cozy atmosphere. Though superseded by the Grand Théâtre in stature, the Palais Montcalm remains one of the city's true artistic and architectural landmarks. Ticket prices vary.
There may be no better view of the city than that from 725 feet (221 meters) above sea level, which is why this observatory is a great place to discover Quebec City. Located on top of the Marie-Guyart Building, the Observatoire de la Capitale has an interesting interpretation center where visitors can learn about the history of Quebec City on urban, industrial, maritime, architectural, political and geographical levels. Guided visits are offered daily.
Théâtre De La Bordée was started by a group of young actors and now provides a conducive environment for students to develop their talent. Post their shows, the theater also allows for interactive sessions between the artist and the visitors. Capable of accommodating up to 350 visitors at once, the theater hosts cultural events and plays throughout the year.
Théâtre Premier Acte is a wonderful performance space, located within the Centre Culturel et Environnement Frédérick Back building in central Quebec. Accommodating an audience of only 80 members at a time, the theater is an intimate space. The aim of Théâtre Premier Acte is to offer upcoming theater groups a platform to showcase their talents. These groups function on a shoe-string budget, thus this modest, but well-equipped space is sufficient for them. The acts performed here are enthralling and you will surely be captivated by the thought and performances of each play.
A shopping oasis as spectacular as Galeries de Capitale deserves a fitting amusement option, and Méga Parc certainly lives up to its name. With a whopping 18 rides for children of all ages, it's easy to forget that the park is an indoor facility. From the classic Ferris wheel and bumper cars to the stomach-churning G-Force and Roller Coaster, the park has something for everyone. Besides the rides, the facility offers a large ice-skating rink as well. Additionally, the facility makes provisions for birthday parties and private events.
The Théâtre Capitole inside the Capitole du Quebec has been in existence since 1992. It was formerly an arts and cultural events center but today it is used as a concert hall. Majestically decorated, the theater has comfortable seating accompanied by an excellent acoustic audio systems. The theater is divided into the Balcony and Orchestra Levels, check the seating map on their website. Some of the biggest names in the business have all performed here. Today the Theatre Capitole attracts thousands of screaming fans who come to see their favorite acts do what they do best.