Like others have said, this cathedral is as beautiful, or even more beautiful, than many found in Europe. It is truly amazing and something not to miss! There was construction outside of the church, so be aware, but once inside, it will take your breath away!

This is an ornate church similar to what you would find in Europe. Trivia: one of the towers is lower because the hill on which it is built couldn’t support the weight of the higher tower… Good location within the heart of the old city. OK for a short visit on a walking tour, but nothing spectacular.

We want to Sunday Mass (in French) and found the church to be absolutely beautiful. I cannot imagine how this church was built as it looks today. There is a small museum at the rear of church which was interesting. We touched the "Holy Door" and took a picture (they will explain this to you while they're in the small shop and it is a "Big Deal". It is worthwhile to spend the time visiting this church, no matter your own religion.

The interior of the Notre-Dame De Québec Basilica is stunning. It was first full day in Québec City and we were doing an orientation tour of Old Québec. After checking out the icon Château Frontenac, we went into the Cathedral and it was so beautiful - the architecture, the stained glass windows. We unexpectedly stumbled upon The Holy Door and I was thankful with the grace. Not to miss!!

Works going on all around but fortunately still open. Building itself less impressive from the outside than expected but the inside made up for it. Very peaceful, really ornate too. Lit a couple of candle for the recently departed.

Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral is a Heritage listed site. It is considered to be the oldest church in Canada. The site dates to the 1600s! It is a beautiful building and the interior of the church is magnificent. We were only able to spend a short time here but it is certainly worth a good visit.

Gorgeous cathedral and free to access (unlike Notre Dame in Montreal where there is an entry fee of 18 CAD) with the lines you normally find in more northern European cathedrals as opposed of the Portuguese or some Spanish cathedrals for example. I liked it's simplicity with only some golden adornments around the altar area besides the usual stained glass typically found here. Quiet, despite being located in the busy part of the old Quebec town and just beautiful.

This beautiful church was our first stop in Quebec. The Holy Door was the only one outside of Europe and available to walk through until the end of 2024. It was a very heavy door! It was best to enter the church via the Holy Door since it had its own separate approach from the street. However, if there would not be anyone to stop you if someone decided to exit via the Holy Door. Inside was a very ornate altar and beautiful decor. There was also a detailed exhibition about St Francis De Laval, the first bishop of Quebec. I tried to use the Balado Discovery app during the self guided tour but it did not work all the time.

Amazing cathedral! We have been to many cathedrals but the ceiling/vault (?_) had a beautiful purplish tint and imparted it such an amazing pious quality that made you truly appreciate that you were in a sacred space. Really impressed my wife and I. Amazing place to visit.