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Three Quebec City Coffee Shops to Try
Three current Quebec City coffee options to start with are Cantook Micro Torréfaction, Nektar and Café La Maison Smith, each with multiple city locations.Continue Reading: Three Quebec City Coffee Shops to Try
Six Old Quebec Hotels to Consider
Six current Old Quebec hotel options range from Château Frontenac and Auberge Place d’Armes inside the walls to Auberge Saint-Antoine and Hôtel 71 in the Old Port.Continue Reading: Six Old Quebec Hotels to Consider
12 Facts About Quebec City
Twelve accurate facts about Quebec City, from its 1608 founding and UNESCO-listed Old Quebec to its surviving walls, French language, Montmorency Falls and Quebec Bridge.Continue Reading: 12 Facts About Quebec City
Fontaine de Tourny History and Visitor Guide
The Fontaine de Tourny was designed by Mathurin Moreau in 1853, once stood in Bordeaux and was gifted to Quebec City by La Maison Simons before the city’s 400th anniversary.Continue Reading: Fontaine de Tourny History and Visitor Guide
Six Quebec City Must-Sees for a First Visit
Six essential Quebec City stops for a first visit, with a practical walking order for Château Frontenac, Petit-Champlain, Place Royale, the walls, Montmorency Falls and the ferry.Continue Reading: Six Quebec City Must-Sees for a First Visit
Why Is Quebec City So Cold in Winter?
Quebec City’s cold winters come from its continental climate, northern latitude, frequent Arctic air, snow cover and wind—not from any single factor.Continue Reading: Why Is Quebec City So Cold in Winter?
Halloween in Quebec City 2026 Events and Activities
Halloween in Quebec City 2026 includes Plains of Abraham events through Nov. 8, Petit-Champlain on Oct. 24 and L’Étrange Carnaval Oct. 23–25.Continue Reading: Halloween in Quebec City 2026 Events and Activities
Where to Eat Crêpes in Quebec City
Three places for crêpes in Quebec City are Le Billig, Casse-Crêpe Breton and L’Épicurien, each with a different style and neighborhood.Continue Reading: Where to Eat Crêpes in Quebec City
Is Château Frontenac the World’s Most Photographed Hotel?
Château Frontenac is often called the world’s most photographed hotel, but that is a widely repeated nickname rather than a verifiable global ranking. Its real history is impressive enough.Continue Reading: Is Château Frontenac the World’s Most Photographed Hotel?
Boston to Quebec City by Car or Plane
Boston to Quebec City is about 395 miles by road. Driving usually takes around 6 to 7 hours before stops and border delays; flights may require a connection.Continue Reading: Boston to Quebec City by Car or Plane