Old Parliament Building (Quebec)

The Old Parliament Building in Quebec, which served as the seat of government for Lower Canada and later Quebec from 1791 to 1883, is a significant historical site located in what is now Parc Montmorency. Originally established in the Chapel of Bishop's Palace, it housed the Legislative Council and House of Assembly before undergoing several transformations, including the construction of new buildings and relocations due to fires. The site reflects the evolution of Quebec's political landscape, with its architecture showcasing Greek Revival elements. Today, visitors can explore the park where this pivotal institution once stood, offering insights into the province's legislative history.