Quebec Travel Guide
French culture, old cities & Laurentians
Quebec is Canada's French heart — Montreal, walled Quebec City, the Laurentians, Charlevoix and the Gaspé peninsula along the St. Lawrence.
Where to stay in Quebec
Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
The landmark castle hotel dominating Old Quebec's skyline above the St. Lawrence.
Hôtel Baker
A well-known historic hotel located right in the heart of downtown Gaspé, offering easy access to local shops and the harbor.
Auberge William Wakeham
Located in a beautifully restored historic residence near the York River, this inn is famous for its exceptional fine dining and intimate atmosphere.
Micro-Auberge Maison du Pêcheur
This charming guesthouse provides a welcoming, personalized stay overlooking the beautiful bay area of Gaspé.
Camping Fort-Prével
Situated within the stunning settings of Parc national Forillon, this campground offers direct access to rugged coastal cliffs and hiking trails.
Chalets du bout du monde
Nestled near the entrance to Forillon National Park, these cabins provide a quiet, nature-immersed retreat for those looking to explore the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula.
Scenic drives through Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula Road Trip
Percé Rock, the Chic-Chocs and the coast of eastern Quebec.
The Laurentians Road Trip
Montreal's mountain playground — Mont-Tremblant and beyond.
Montreal to Quebec City to Charlevoix
The St. Lawrence from French cities to rolling hills.
Toronto to Montreal
The 401 corridor through Ontario wine country and into bilingual Quebec.
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Weekend getaways, family vacations and things to do.
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Quebec guides & itineraries
Mont-Tremblant in Winter Without Skiing: Things to Do and Where to Stay
Choose a convenient base for a non-skiing Tremblant break, with snowshoeing, indoor alternatives and a two-night plan for couples, families or mixed ski groups.
Updated 2026-11-11Montreal Hotels with Indoor Connections: Where to Stay in Winter
Choose a Montreal winter hotel around the indoor connection you will actually use: Central Station, the metro or Complexe Desjardins.
Updated 2026-11-10Hotels Near the Quebec City Christmas Market
The closest hotels to Quebec City's Christmas market at Place D'Youville, compared by area and walk time, with what to verify before booking a December stay.
Updated 2026-11-02Best Things to Do in Mont-Tremblant
Mont-Tremblant is a premier Laurentian destination offering a remarkable mix of outdoor adventures, upscale village charm, and cultural experiences. This guide covers the best things to do for every traveler.
Updated 2026-11-03Where to Stay in Quebec City: Best Neighborhoods & Hotels
For first-time visitors, Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) is the undisputed best area to stay in Quebec City to be within walking distance of iconic sights.
Updated 2026-10-18Montreal vs Quebec City: Which Should You Visit?
Choosing between the cosmopolitan buzz of Montreal and the historic charm of Quebec City is a classic travel dilemma. We break down the differences to help you decide which is perfect for your romantic escape.
Updated 2026-10-18Turn Quebec into an itinerary
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- Two Days in Quebec City: A Detailed Itinerary2 days · Quebec City
- Two Days in Montreal: A Detailed Itinerary2 days · Montreal
- 5 Days in Quebec: Montreal, Quebec City & Charlevoix5 days · Quebec
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Bilingual metropolis of culture and cuisine.
Walled Old World capital on the St. Lawrence.
Pedestrian ski village in the Laurentians.
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