All the things to see and do in spring in Quebec City and Montreal, and of course, throughout the province of Quebec.
Riding the funicular in Quebec City is the fastest way to travel from the top of Cap Diamant (where Château Frontenac is located) to Petit-Champlain and Place-Royale down below. It…
This beautiful 17th-century monastery was founded by the Augustinian sisters who arrived in New France (now Quebec City) in 1639. Tasked with carrying for the health and well being of…
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…
It’s true, a Quebec City food tour is one of the best ways to begin your culinary exploration of this charming historic city, and UNESCO World Heritage Site. This month…
Finding hotels in Quebec City for families is not too difficult, after all, hundreds of kids visit the city every year from Canada and the United States for class trips….
Choosing Quebec City food to buy for a picnic or souvenir can be quite enjoyable if you visit the right épicerie or comptoir! An épicerie is not the same as…
When the server/barman at Pub L’Oncle Antoine says “Welcome to happy hour, for the next two hours I am going to be happy!”, you know it is going to be…
A delightful getaway only 90 minutes from Quebec City, Le Germain Hotel Charlevoix is a sprawling boutique hotel known for its serenity.
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.
Don’t leave Old Quebec without making time to nosh on the best burgers in the neighbourhood! Le Chic Shack is a gourmet burger and poutine heaven!
One cannot visit Quebec City without trying one of the most famous French-Canadian dishes. Here is where to find the best poutine in Quebec City.
It is one of the most Instagrammed libraries in Quebec City, but there is more to Maison de la littérature than pretty architecture!