Jacques-Cartier Beach Promenade in Cap-Rouge
Our favorite Cap-Rouge waterfront walk pairs cool river air, neighborhood people watching and St. Lawrence views with a stop for dinner or ice cream.Continue Reading
The best things to do in Quebec City, including landmarks, neighborhoods, seasonal activities and local experiences.
Our favorite Cap-Rouge waterfront walk pairs cool river air, neighborhood people watching and St. Lawrence views with a stop for dinner or ice cream.Continue Reading
Bonhomme Carnaval wears a red toque and a colourful ceinture fléchée over his snow-white body. Here is what each part of the Quebec Carnival costume means.Continue Reading
Défi-Évasion remains active in Quebec City with bilingual escape games and wheelchair-accessible options. Our visit found immersive rooms, adjustable hints and strong staff support.Continue Reading
Céramic Café Studio in Saint-Roch lets visitors choose a ceramic piece, paint it and leave it for glazing and firing. The Quebec City studio remains open at 435 Saint-Joseph Est.Continue Reading
Quebec City’s bibliothèques de rue are free neighbourhood book boxes. Learn how they work, what you may find and how visitors can use them.Continue Reading
Plan a first Quebec City trip with Old Quebec, the St. Lawrence River, Montmorency Falls, museums, markets, parks, food, and seasonal activities.Continue Reading
Five worthwhile places beyond Quebec City’s standard first-time itinerary are Bar Ste-Angèle, the Morrin Centre, Domaine de Maizerets, Grand Marché and Wendake.Continue Reading
Quebec City is especially festive from late November through New Year’s. In 2026, the German Christmas Market runs from November 19 to December 23.Continue Reading
For a first trip to Quebec City, start with Château Frontenac and Dufferin Terrace, Petit-Champlain, Place Royale, the fortifications, Montmorency Falls and the ferry.Continue Reading
Halloween in Quebec City runs well beyond October 31, with 2026 activities on the Plains of Abraham, Petit-Champlain decorations and ghost tours in Old Quebec.Continue Reading
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