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Experience the thrill of a century-old slide on Quebec City’s iconic Dufferin Terrace, next to the world-famous Château Frontenac. A must-try adventure for up to four passengers per toboggan.
- All Ages (Free up to 2 y.o.)
- 1 Ticket Per Person Per Ride
- Up to 4 Rides
Riding the Thrills: A Toboggan Slide Short Video Experience
The Legacy of Dufferin Terrace in Quebec City
Dufferin Terrace, inaugurated in 1879 under the auspices of Governor General Frederick Temple Blackwood, also known as Lord Dufferin, stands as a testament to the preservation of Quebec City’s cultural heritage. Originally conceived as an ode to the site’s natural beauty, Lord Dufferin’s vision led to the expansion of Durham Terrace, stretching to the very doorstep of the iconic Chateau Frontenac, with Dufferin himself laying the foundation stone. This historically and culturally rich boardwalk remains a beloved destination, offering live entertainment and a breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River. Beneath its surface lies a hidden archaeological crypt, revealing the remnants of four defensive forts and two castles with names echoing the eras of Saint Louis and Haldimand. Having served as the official residence and seat of power for French and British governors during their respective rules, this terrace now symbolizes Quebec City’s enduring legacy, drawing in nearly 2.5 million visitors annually.