Perched atop the bustling Old Quebec City, this magnificent castellated hotel is an emblem of grandeur and history. With its iconic green copper rooftops and turrets, it resembles a fairy-tale castle straight out of a storybook. Designed by Bruce Price for the Canadian Pacific Railway, it opened in 1893 and has since hosted an array of notable guests, including Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill during their WWII meetings. With century-old charm and sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, this architectural masterpiece has been the backdrop of history and intrigues every visitor with its majestic allure.