Canada’s largest province, Québec, evokes old Europe with its primarily French-speaking population, picturesque landscapes and multicultural cities. It also has centuries-old architecture, original cobblestoned lanes, horse-drawn carriages, imposing churches and sidewalk cafés. With its shoreline roads along the St. Lawrence River and splendid autumn foliage between Québec City and Montréal, the province is best explored by car. A trip here transports one back to an era of elegance and calm, enlivened with a dash of stylish, contemporary flair. But best of all is the warm Canadian hospitality.