The Quebec City Ice Hotel, known locally as Hôtel de Glace, is one of the best parts of winter. The only one of its kind in North America, Hôtel de…
See + Do
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Quebec City museums can be found throughout the Historic District of Old Quebec, as well as neighbourhoods like Montcalm and Saint-Jean-Baptiste. Some are small and intimate, while others are large…
One of the most photographed staircases in Quebec City, Escalier Casse-Cou (Breakneck Steps) is also one of the oldest! After the colony of New France was established in what is…
Spending time in Quebec City? The Quebec-Levis ferry is an absolute must. Warning: stunning views ahead!
Food + Drink
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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…
Choosing the best restaurants in Quebec City is challenging as the food scene in the city is continually evolving. Montreal may have more restaurants per capita, but Quebec City is,…
I will remember the grilled morels and tarragon cream sauce from Le Fin Gourmet for the rest of my life. This restaurant in Saint-Sô is a can’t-miss.
I have lost count of the number of times I’ve walked passed a line of people waiting for a table inside La Buche in Old Quebec. A short walk from…
Beyond Quebec City
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The true heart of Montreal can be found in its neighbourhoods. Here are the best Montreal neighbourhoods to begin your urban explorations!
Le Germain Hotel Charlevoix is a sprawling 145-room boutique hotel with rustic modern charm. A gorgeous destination hotel in the Charlevoix region.
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…
Montreal’s dining scene is an ever-evolving culinary landscape that blends diverse cultural influences with plenty of creative flare. Here are 7 of the best restaurants in Montreal to try right…
