An archaeological gem, literally, in Old Quebec City, Saint-Louis Forts & Châteaux National Historic Site is an important piece of Quebec City’s history. The remains of a fort and châteaux,…
See + Do
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Spending 24 hours in Quebec City is a challenge – there are so many things to see and do, eat, and buy!! Here is how I would spend a day in Quebec City!
Riding the funicular in Quebec City is the fastest way to travel from the top of Cap Diamant (where Château Frontenac is located) to Petit-Champlain and Place-Royale down below. It…
A château designed by Bruce Price as part of a series of luxury château-style hotels (Banff Springs Hotel, Château Lake Louise) by the Canadian Pacific Railway company, Château Frontenac stands…
The Fortifications of Quebec are a fascination for many when visiting Quebec City, and why not?! Quebec City is the only fortified city north of Mexico. Its stone walls and heavy cannons still stand guard, even if they are now more decorative than functional.
Parks Canada is celebrating 110 years in 2021, and we are excited about exploring several of its parks and historic sites this summer, especially the Parks Canada Sites here in…
Food + Drink
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Last night, I was reminded why I need to dine at Bistro L’Orygine more often. I mean, I live across the street – my apartment overlooks the side of the…
Everyone needs to dine at Nina Pizza Napolitaine – one of the BEST pizzerias in Québec City. Truly a favourite among locals and tourists!
One of the busiest restaurants in Old Quebec in summer, Le Chic Shack is known for their juicy gourmet burgers, flavourful poutines, and boozy milkshakes.
Beyond Quebec City
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A short walk from Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal stands Hôtel Place d’Armes, a dazzling boutique hotel in Old Montreal. Its neoclassical façade dazzles, but the true beauty is inside where…
Attention road-trippers, Abitibi-Témiscamingue in North Quebec is a fabulous way to travel from Ontario to Quebec City!
I think a part of me will always reside in a chalet at Vieux Loup de Mer. Located in Le Bic, the chalets at Vieux Loup de Mer are cozy, charming and unique.
From the moment I drove onto L’Isle-aux-Coudres a few years ago, I have been in love. It’s small and charming and a popular spot during the summer months when Quebecers…
An archipelago in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, and a mere five-hour ferry ride from Prince Edward Island, Îles de la Madeleine are a part of the province of Québec,…
Quebec sugar shacks bring to mind red and white gingham tablecloths, wrought iron wood stoves, bearded men in red and black lumberjack plaid jackets, and lively folk music. The cabin…
