I fully expected to hate my stay at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. But that’s not what happened AT ALL. I absolutely LOVED my stay at the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac. But I will put a GIANT asterisk next to that because I don’t know if it holds up across numbers, continue reading to find out why!
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There’s no denying that the Fairmont Chateau Frontenac is also one of the most expensive hotels in Quebec City… but it doesn’t have to be. If you want to stay at the Chateau Frontenac Quebec City, I have some tricks to help you pay less for your stay.
Quebec City is in the Charlevoix region of Quebec, bordering the Laurentian mountain. That means there’s TONS to explore on day trips from Quebec City.
You can drive, take the bus, train, or even fly. At one point you were even able to take a boat! But which one is the best way for you? I’ll go in depth about each one, compare costs, and travel flexibility.
There’s no denying that Quebec City is one of Quebec’s prettiest cities. I’ve included both paid, and free spots to see the best views of Quebec City.
Bring Quebec City home with you with the best Quebec City souvenirs. From local food to art work and more! Bring home long lasting memories!
Whether you’re looking for the full gastronomic experience or just a reasonably priced restaurants in Quebec city, I have restaurant recommendations in Old Québec and Saint Roch neighbourhood.
Before you visit Quebec City in winter, read this! Maybe you’ll realize it’s not for you, or you can be better prepared so you can actual enjoy Quebec City with snow! At the end of the day, winter in Quebec City can be quite magical if you’re ready for it!
Are you ready for the biggest list of things to do in Quebec City you’ve ever seen!? Here’s all the things to do in Quebec City from the main attractions all the way to hidden gems.
Only a 20 minute drive from Quebec City, a visit to Wendake is almost a no brainer. You’ll be able to learn about their past but also their life today. And if you’re lucky, you might even be able to try some of their traditional cuisine.