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!
Épiceries in Old Quebec has food local terroir, craft beer, wine, cheese, bread, and some non-perishables. Basically, everything one would need for a picnic!
Attention foodies, here are my picks for the Best Restaurants in Quebec City. Bon appetite!
Picking a hostel in Quebec City is not nearly as challenging as picking a hotel – mostly because there are only a handful of hostels in Quebec City.
The best luxury hotels in Quebec City are the ones that not only elevate your stay, they also inspire and help to create a magical Quebec City vacation.
Boutique hotels in Quebec City can be a cozy escape after a long day of wandering around the city, filling your belly with delicious foods, and shopping.
Inside a 18th century arched stone storage room, Pub L’Oncle Antoine is one of the coolest pubs in Old Quebec City.
Monastère des Augustines has been home to the Augustine sisters since their arrival in the 17th century. Today, it’s a superb hotel and wellness treat!
Having a list of the top things to do in Quebec City in summer is a good way to start your time in the city. Here are 99+ things to get you started!
Compiling a robust winter packing list is one of the ways to ensure you survive a Quebec City winter. Especially during the crispy days!
Le Germain Hotel Charlevoix is a sprawling 145-room boutique hotel with rustic modern charm. A gorgeous destination hotel in the Charlevoix region.
No matter the time of year, spending a few hours hiking and exploring Montmorency Falls is always a good idea. Take a tour or go solo.