Quebec

Explore Central and Eastern Canada on its waterways via cruise lines that operate trips around the waters of the Atlantic, the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the Great Lakes. Between these major waterways are the multiple different provinces and states, and each has its natural attractions, must-visit cities, and jaw-dropping shoreline ...

Each November, something special begins to take shape in the snowy landscape west of Quebec City. In early winter, the construction begins on one of Quebec and Canada’s most well-known attractions and unique winter experiences. That is, for those who want to immerse themselves in the season of winter. The ...

Experience this unique winter sport on the icy St. Lawrence River that alternates between rowing the waters of the St. Lawrence River and jogging/pushing along the canoe over the crackling ice beneath your shoes, that is fitted with bolts keep their traction on the ice ...

As the warm weather slowly fades and the fall breeze calls for sweaters and scarves in Quebec, don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the crisp fall weather and the fun fall events before winter hits with loved ones, friends, or on your own to mark the end of ...

August is the perfect time to squeeze in those last-minute summer events that have been on your summer bucket list! Across the bustling province of Quebec, there is still tons to do, so be sure to get out there and enjoy the last days of summer sun. Country Festival of ...

The holidays are fast-approaching. And for those wanting to travel or make travel plans, there is not better time to start than now. Luckily, it is simple to plan a great holiday getaway in Quebec no matter your interests or vacation goals. From the deep snow and quiet forests of ...

The Old Port of Montréal is set to be a bustling hub of activity this summer, hosting over 70 events and fun activities. Several new events are planned for 2024 summer such as Jackalope, a sports festival attracting high-level skateboard and bouldering athletes now in its 12th year, and the ...

Mark your calendars, eastern Canada! Many of you will be among the millions of Canadians able to witness the first total solar eclipse to pass over Canada in 60 years! During the afternoon of April 8, 2024, a total Solar Eclipse will move diagonally across North America from the southwest ...

Montreal, as a first-time visitor, is fascinating. It is quite unlike any other Canadian city. One thing Montreal has done well, and which helps it stand out, is to preserve the city’s history. Old Montreal is a perfect example of this, but many other buildings and art pieces or museums ...

Canada’s second most populated city and Quebec's economic and cultural capital, Montreal is known for its rich history and high standard of living. The city has a distinct four-season climate, with warm-to-hot summers and cold snowy winters. Every year thousands of tourists flock to Montreal to partake in a host ...

This magnificent glass tower stands 65 meters tall and offers a breathtaking view of the city and the river. It provides visitors with a unique interactive experience, educational capsules about the City of Montreal and its port, and even a thrilling glass cage for adventurous souls ...

Planning to head to Quebec's Tremblant, a renowned four-season resort in Canada that offers an exceptional experience on the mountain and in its pedestrian village this summer? Tremblant boasts stunning views of the Laurentians, diverse offerings, and hosts major events like the IRONMAN Mont-Tremblant, and Tremblant International Blues Festival. Tremblant ...

The very vast province of Québec is home to many cities, towns and villages of various sizes that all make great vacation getaways for families. From one town to another, the culture and way of life changes drastically, as can the accents of the residents who live there. Pack up ...

Take a road trip from Niagara Falls to Quebec City, covering some of the top tourist destinations in Canada. Starting from the home of the famous Falls, the Niagara Falls, visit the dynamic, multi-cultural metropolis of Toronto, then to Kingston, a UNESCO World Heritage Destination and the Gateway to the ...

Discover Outaouais Region with kids this summer! From delightful and mesmerizing festivals to outdoor adventures to thrill the entire family, there are plenty to do at the Outaouais Region located in western Québec, north of the Ottawa River and bordering Canada's Capital city, Ottawa. Here are 50 things to do this ...

Bordering a 2.5-kilometre stretch of the St. Lawrence River, the Old Port is the most popular recreational tourism site in Quebec. Here is a list of 6 things to do during march break in the Old Port of Montréal. The Science Centre: last chance for Indigenous Ingenuity (Re)discover the Indigenous ...

Nestled in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Magdalen Islands or Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine, is one of the World’s best kept vacation secrets. Its soothing waves, breezes and beaches are a relaxing experience for all wanting to escape the stresses of daily life. From the beaches and nautical activities, to the ...

Need ideas for a getaway to Quebec? From the rich cultural mix, historical architecture and avant garde food scene of Montreal to grass-covered hills, to romantic vibes of Quebec city to red cliffs and white sandy beaches of Magdalen Islands, there is plenty to do for perfect soul-restoring getaway ...

Pack up your car, pick up your girlfriends and get ready for a girl’s weekend adventure in the great province of Quebec! ...

A visit to Quebec City is like walking through a living museum of narrow cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and fortified walls. One of North America’s oldest and most magnificent settlements, it won’t take long before you develop a love for the French-Canadian culture and an infectious desire to kiss on ...