Quebec City may be one of Canada’s oldest, but this beautifully preserved outpost thrives with innovative restaurants and ...

Quebec is known for its brutal winters. Winter is from December to March, with freezing days and frigid nights. Summer offers pleasant and partly cloudy weather. The summer high rarely goes above 80°F ...

Montreal seems to benefit from all the best classic French food traditions while keeping the general vibe much more low-key ...

Quebec Features Versatile Hot Spots The second ... This is especially true in the spring, summer and fall seasons, when local farmers and artisans highlight their products and the 28 winemakers ...

At 6pm each night, Quai Paquet in Levis and the Port of Quebec in Quebec City are flooded with food trucks, bars, and live music. Then at 10pm, the fireworks begin. Fireworks are lit from the ...

At the Quebec Aquarium, families can visit aquatic ... especially during late summer when the runoff produces a very ...

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In Wildwood local officials say Canadian’s make up 10 percent of tourism revenue and actively market in Quebec and Ontario.

During the summer and winter months, the city's social calendar is booked solid with festivals. Summertime is the most popular time to visit due to the warmer weather, but the Québécois relish ...

For those with warmer blood the Festival d'été de Quebec (Summer Festival) held in July, turns much of the Upper Town into a festive outdoor stage. Old Quebec is made for walking. The city’s ...

It is home to four national parks, including Bonaventure-Island-and-Percé-Rock, summer nesting home of some ... drive. From Quebec City, it's 214 miles via Route 132 to Sainte-Flavie, gateway ...