ISBN: 9781772642483
2027 Quebec City / Ville de Québec Small Wall Calendar
A compact 6.5" × 6.5" 2027 wall calendar showcasing Quebec City’s iconic landmarks, historic architecture, picturesque streets, and St. Lawrence River scenery through award-winning photography by John Morris. 100% printed in Canada and ideal for gift shops, bookstores, tourist retailers, museum shops, and Quebec City souvenir collections.
Experience the Historic Beauty of Quebec City
Celebrate the architecture, history, and distinctive European character of Quebec City / Ville de Québec with the 2027 Quebec City Small Wall Calendar, featuring stunning photography by award-winning and internationally published Canadian photographer John Morris.
Each month showcases a different view of this historic city, capturing iconic landmarks, picturesque streets, remarkable architecture, and scenic views along the St. Lawrence River. From the majestic Château Frontenac to the cobblestone streets and historic character of Old Quebec, this compact calendar celebrates one of Canada’s most recognizable destinations.
Key Features
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Stunning Quebec City Photography – Features iconic landmarks, historic architecture, picturesque streets, and distinctive cityscapes from across Quebec City.
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Featuring Iconic Quebec City Scenery – Celebrates Château Frontenac, Old Quebec, the St. Lawrence River, and the historic character of this world-renowned destination.
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Award-Winning Canadian Photography – Captured by internationally published Canadian photographer John Morris.
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Compact 6.5" × 6.5" Format – A convenient small wall calendar that is easy to display, merchandise, and take home.
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Practical Writing Space – Monthly calendar grids provide convenient space for appointments, reminders, birthdays, and notes.
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Moon Phases Included – Moon phases are conveniently displayed throughout the calendar.
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100% Printed in Canada – Celebrating Canadian imagery while supporting Canadian printing and production.
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Strong Retail & Gift Appeal – Well suited for gift shops, bookstores, tourist destinations, souvenir retailers, museum shops, pharmacies, and Quebec City-themed merchandise assortments.
