Warm sunny summer days are the perfect backdrop for an Ile d’Orleans wine tour. A great way to learn about award-winning Quebec wines.
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!