Grey Terrace

Accessible site

Located near the Gilmour Hill, Grey Terrace dominates the cliffs and overlooks the St. Lawrence River. Its name recalls the Honourable Albert Henry George Grey, fourth Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada from 1904 to 1911.

Panoramic view of Grey Terrace and the St. Lawrence River in autumn.
Vue panoramique de la terrasse Grey et du fleuve Saint-Laurent en automne.

View of the Albert H. G. Grey Monument from the Grey Terrace, overlooking the river behind during winter season. Vue du Monument Albert H. G. Grey depuis la terrasse Grey, surplombant le fleuve derrière pendant la saison hivernale.

Benches and Canadian flag on Grey Terrace in Quebec, with trees in the background. Bancs et drapeau du Canada de la terrasse Grey de Québec avec des arbres en arrière-plan.

About

Grey Terrace is named in honor of the Honorable Albert Henry George Grey, Fourth Earl Grey, who served as Governor General of Canada from 1904 to 1911. This space offers an exceptional view of the Saint Lawrence River.

Grey Terrace

Directions

Information

Access

The terrace is easily accessible from Gilmour Hill

Information panels are available to guide visitors

Opening Hours

The site is open year-round, though spring and summer offer the best conditions for a visit

Amenities

Benches and picnic tables are available for those who wish to relax

Public restrooms are also nearby

Activities

The terrace is perfect for walks, photography, family picnics, and historical guided tours

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