White with red trim and angled wood divider walls, the outside of Motel Ile d’Orleans has a distinct late-1960s vibe. A budget-friendly stay on Ile d’Orleans.
Whether you’re interested in religion, history, art, culture, the military, or food, there is a Quebec City museum for you to visit and enjoy.
On Ile d’Orleans the best lobster rolls and casse-croûte foods is at Chez Mag in Sainte-Famille.
L’Isle-aux-Coudres is a fabulous island in Charlevoix for Quebec terroir, kite-surfing, family beach fun, and relaxation.
At Le Grand Marché the sight of locally grown produce, herbs, and flowers, brightly coloured and full of life – the best part of summer.
La Fabrique de L’Isle is a gorgeous café, boutique and gallery with colourful fabric flag garland flapping around on windy days and a wrap-around veranda.
Evening Gourmet Tour of Old Quebec is one way to explore higher-end restaurants in the old city. This food tour is a gourmet progressive dinner like no other.
Take a self-guided tour of Quebec City! This tour is a teaser of places to see and experience in Old Quebec.
Travelling to Quebec City with your kids? Here are some of the best kid-friendly hotels in Quebec City for families!
On a sticky summer day, when you have finished wandering for the day, hotels in Quebec City with a pool can be a life saver, especially if you have young kids!
“Where can I eat the best french onion soup in Quebec City?” is a common question among visitors exploring Old Quebec City. Here are some of the best soups!
What are the best restaurants in old town Quebec City? There are over 100 restaurants in the Old Quebec, here are some of the best ones, no matter your budget!