Quebec is like no other province in Canada with French as the main language and poutine as their national food! Read my guides for Quebec, Canada.
It’s no secret that Club Med Québec Charlevoix is primarily a winter resort. It was built IN the ski mountain, less than a 5 minute walk from the gondola after all! So, with this in mind, how does it fare in the summer?
If you’re looking for Old Quebec city hotels that’s reasonably priced, Au Petit Hotel might be the one for you. To get a great location, the only real sacrifice you’ll make is on space – no need to break the bank here! But you’re in the heart of Old Quebec.
Looking for things to do in Montreal this weekend? Why not visit Oka Québec? Oka is a natural reserve only a 40 minute drive from the city, making it very easy day trip from Montreal and an even better city escape!
I love staying at Fairmont hotels, and a stay at Le Château Montebello in Québec is no exception. They treat you like royalty here! Le Château Montebello isn’t cheap, but it’s somehow worth every penny! This is my guide to visiting Montebello Quebec and staying at the Château Montebello.
Mont Tremblant and Saint Sauveur are popular weekend getaways from Montreal (in both the summer and winter!). Both villages are, offer restaurants, shopping, and of course a ski hill. But despite these similarities, there are also quite a few differences.
If you’re looking to get out of the house for a few hours, check out my top 10 best Montreal winter festivals. There’s something for everyone on this list. Whether you’re an art lover, food lover, or looking for a great winter family activity.
I’ve narrowed it down to my top 10 hotels in Quebec City based on your needs and your budget! I’ve stayed at most of these hotels over the years, and if I haven’t my friends and family have.
You have a chance to win prizes, discover a new area of Montreal, and test your brain. Play solo or as a team with your friends or family. You can even be matched up with a team to meet new like-minded people.
Saint-Sauveur is one of the larger towns in the Laurentians in Quebec. It’s best known as a ski resort in the winter, but there’s also quite a bit to do in the summer too
I don’t know about you, but it’s always a struggle fifuring out what I’m going to do for Halloween this year (since I’ve unfortunately outgrown trick-or-treating).
To help you out, here are 13 spooktacular Montreal Halloween themed ideas to keep you entertained all October long!