Destinations: Quebec City
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · City Break
Inspired by: Celebrating Quebec’s 400th Birthday — by Ted Lee, Published Jan. 2007
Destinations: Quebec City
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · City Break
Inspired by: Celebrating Quebec’s 400th Birthday — by Ted Lee, Published Jan. 2007
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Hôtel Le Germain-Dominion brings European charm with German accents to the Old Port district. This rustic 60-room boutique hotel was built inside a
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Boudoir Lounge is the St.-Roch district’s see-and-be-seen joint for New French cuisine, cocktails, and a late-night music scene. Marked by a black
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Eric Borderon is a French-born and trained artisan baker (boulanger) and pastry chef (pâtissier). His boulangerie-pâtissierie is located one block
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Les Bossus is a family-friendly French bistro in the trendy Saint-Roch district, and located on the ground-floor of an old world brick building. Or
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Yuzu is the sushi bar for well-dressed Saint-Roch district locals. Situated on a pedestrian-only cobbled street filled with restos, bars, and clubs
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Boutique aux Mémoires is a Lower Town antiques store for both the serious collector and those who are curious about Quebec’s decorative past. Since
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The skating rink at Place d'Youville, in windswept Upper Town, is always packed.
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Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Quebec houses Canada’s largest national art collection. Set inside three Battlefield Park (also known as "The Plai
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Known for its immense diversity, the Musée de la Civilisation (Museum of Civilization) combines permanent historic displays with rotating, interact
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La Barberie is not a place for a haircut, but a longtime microbrewery at the crossroads of the Saint-Roch district and the entrance to Lower Town.
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Le Paingrüel is one of the most popular boulangeries in Quebec City. Located in the heart of the St.-Jean-Baptiste district, the bakery is housed i
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Quebec City
Old Quebec, with its cobblestoned streets and 17th-century slate-roofed buildings, looks like a fairy-tale village, one with a French accent. No need for a car; this town is made for walking—and sk
...Brittany, St-Malo, Cancale, Pont-Aven, La Roche-Bernard
During the Anglo-Saxon invasion of England, in the fifth and sixth centuries, some Britons sought asylum across the water, bringing their language, their rollicking music (heavy on harp and woodwin
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