Quebec in Mind paints a striking portrait of the province of Quebec in an 80 page photo album that will enchant all lovers of La Belle Province! This great book of beautiful photographic images with a sleek design makes for an ideal gift to friends, tourists, clients or business associates visiting or planning to visit Québec, as well as the perfect souvenir to bring back home. More than only a souvenir booklet, Quebec in mind is grouped by theme and accompanied by informative captions and descriptions; the gorgeous illustrations will bring you under the spell of the beautiful Québec landscape as you discover the unique spirit of this vast region and its many faces - - Its major attractions, Montréal and Québec City, the St. Lawrence River Valley and its gulf, and the vast Far North . - Its rich architectural heritage, traditional, religious, and contemporary. - Its culture and savoir-vivre, the warmth and hospitality of its people, its unique cuisine and its many outdoor activities . - Its wilderness and wide open spaces, from the countryside to the forests, from the lakes to the mountains, from the river to the sea. A magnificent book on Quebec to offer yourself or as a gift for a friend!

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