Next to Petit-Champlain, Place-Royale is a very small neighbourhood, and the spot where Samuel de Champlain first set-up his trading post in the early 17th-century.
Today, it’s a popular spot with for visitors who want to admire the historic architecture, pop into a café or relax with a beer and a bowl of French Onion soup.
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!
Inside a 18th century arched stone storage room, Pub L’Oncle Antoine is one of the coolest pubs in Old Quebec City.
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!
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…