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Hollywood on Cap Diamant! In 1952, the Château Frontenac was transformed into a movie set for the Alfred Hitchcock’s movie, called I Confess. Montgomery Clift and Anne Baxter were part of the prestigious casting of the movie. The event has been a real journey for the hotel. Many other movie stars chose the château as their hotel destination.
Frontenac Provincial Park. Website. Email. 613.376.3489. Current Weather. 12.2. º C6/12/2024. 6:45 AM. Overview. Situated on a southern arm of the Canadian Shield ...
Nov 3, 2023 · Spanning 55 square kilometers, Frontenac protects 22 lakes with 48 campsites and over 100 km of hiking trails. This park is in the middle of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere, an area of geological significance and biodiversity. Frontenac sits on the transition from St Lawrence Lowlands to Canadian Shield, so there is a perfect balance between the ...
Apr 1, 2023 · April 16, 2023. 2 min read. One of Ontario’s most stunning natural sites is the Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Numerous leisure pursuits are available in the park, such as hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, and camping. The Sleeping Giant Loppet, however, is among the park’s most thrilling activities. Every February, cross-country skiers ...
Aug 4, 2016 · Frontenac Provincial Park is located in South Frontenac Township in Frontenac County, approximately 35 km north of the City of Kingston, in eastern Ontario . The park is centrally located between three large population centres of Ottawa, Toronto and Montréal and is within a three hour drive for almost nine million people.
In summer, the Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site, hidden under Dufferin Terrace, adjacent to the Château, is open to the public. The Château Frontenac is located in the heart of the fortified city at 1 Rue des Carrières. You can get there easily on foot during a stroll in Old Québec. There is also on-site parking ($).
Frontenac (grape) Frontenac Axis, a geological feature in Canada and the United States. Lac Frontenac or Lac de Frontenac, an old name for Lake Ontario. PS Frontenac, first paddle steamer launched on the Great Lakes. McColl-Frontanac Oil Company, a Canadian company acquired by Texaco in 1956.
