Quebec | Quebec

It’s a new world! New language, culture, food and a completely different type of city that can’t really be described! 

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• Fortified city and cobblestone streets worthy of exploring

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• Real fresh and local Poutine along with Lumberjack Feasts

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• Patios and nightlife in Grand Alle including Boite de Chansons.

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• Château Frontenac – one of Canada’s grand railway hotels

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• Massive nearby waterfalls that you can get up close to

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• Take the challenge and scale and climb beside a 74m waterfall

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• Visit the Plains of Abraham, Battlefields Park and the Citadelle

• This place is breathtaking - like stepping into a different time and world altogether – Quebecois style!

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• Classical architecture, fortified walls/core and a distinct Quebec + European feel.

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• Food, history and loads of fantastic nightlife & beverages as well!

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• We always recommend that folks take their time and explore the cobblestone streets of Quebec. 

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• From Lower Town, Place Royale, Terrace Dufferin and around. There are great sights and alleyways to meander and maze your way through – get lost. 

• The pictures of Quebec can’t do it justice. You just have to not only see it - but feel it! 

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• Also the views of the Château Frontenac – one of Canada’s grand railway hotels can’t be beat from the Plains of Abraham or from across the St. Laurent.

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• Soak it in at sunset for some vibrant colours. 

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• You can also check out the Citadelle - a museum and active fort with a very long and interesting history. 

• The nightlife in Quebec is fantastic (along with their food!).

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• You can sit back and relax in Grand Allee on the patios. 

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• Or check out the Sainte Roche area and play pinball and retro video games inside a local bar.

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• Did we mention our favourite – a Boite de Chanson for the evening. Local live Quebec singers doing local classics + pop music sung for free. Requests from the crowd are appreciated!

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• It’s classically Quebec. 

• Poutine.

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• Frequently mimicked – but never duplicated.

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• It may not always look pretty which makes sense as it was first described as "being a grand ole mess!". 

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• We are just about in the cheese curd capital of Canada and the birthplace of poutine. You haven’t had real Poutine until you have had it in Quebec (the province).

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• Want to try something a bit different than classic Poutine? Have a Lumberjack Casserole!

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• You’re welcome!

• Quebec has some majestic waterfalls near the city that we get you to.

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• One of our favourites is Montmorency that we will check out on the way to Quebec. You can make your way all the way down to the bottom – and get a little soaked as well! 

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• We also may have some others on the way that are similarly grand.

• One majestic place to visit is Canyon Sainte-Anne.

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• The views from the platforms are awesome – as are the suspension bridges and beyond for those that don't want to take on the Ferrata challenge. 

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• Keen on it? Get up to some Via Ferrata and get up close to a 74m waterfall – maybe getting soaked. 

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• We have a dedicated post here all about it to help know all the details.