17 amazing things to do in Quebec City this summer
As the official capital of the province of Quebec and one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec City…
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As the official capital of the province of Quebec and one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec City…
Not unlike Québec City, Montréal in winter evokes widely paradoxal feelings. It’s literally freezing cold, yet oddly calm and soothing….
Not sure where to stay during your next trip to Montreal? Whether you prefer the hustle of downtown or the…
From Villeray to the Old Port, these independently owned java paradises serve expertly brewed and, most importantly, thoroughly curated beans…
Call it hipster capital, call it the artsiest district in Montreal — eclectic Mile End Montreal doesn’t care for labels….
The sheer romance of Old Montreal’s cobblestone streets is undeniable, but the Old Montreal restaurants scene? That requires guidance. Dining…
When people ask me why I love Montreal so much, I don’t have to think very hard — THE FOOD. Rumour…
Finding the best poutine in Montreal is akin to going after the Holy Grail – many have tried, but few…
For those who didn’t know, Quebec City in winter is actually a wonderful idea; it’s a well-rounded snowy destination with…
Although few visitors are brave enough to plan a visit to Montreal in winter, the lazy hazy crazy days of…
To help you enjoy your time there as much as possible, I put together an Old-Montreal walking itinerary that I think will be helpful for first-timers in the city; it includes must-see stops as well as picturesque streets you don’t want to miss.
Unless you’ve been living under a rather large rock for the past, em, 400 years, chances are you are well…