Montreal is a city blessed with an incredibly diverse food culture, but one street food that stands out is the Steamie hot dog. If you’re looking for a quick snack or want to experience a taste of 20th century Montreal culinary history, then Montreal Steamie Hot Dogs are a must-try.[…]
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The city of Quebec has a rich and interesting history as well as some of Canada’s most stunning parks. From the buzzing Parc de la Chute-Montmorency to the picturesque Les Jardins de Métis/Reford Gardens, there is something for everyone in these sprawling green spaces. Whether you’re looking for an energizing[…]
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If you’re planning a trip to Quebec City, visiting Old Quebec is a must. And I highly recommend spending at least a couple nights in Old Quebec so you’ll be close to the action. That way you can walk, dine, drink and shop in this gorgeous and historic area without[…]
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Quebec is the largest of Canada’s 10 provinces. And its total land mass is second in Canada only to the northerly territory of Nunavut. Quebec shares borders with four States: Maine, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont, along with three Canadian Provinces: New Brunswick, Newfoundland/Labrador and Ontario. The total land[…]
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There are plenty of free travel resources available to help plan your Quebec trip or just to get an overview of a city or region. Whether you’re looking to venture to the high north latitudes of Nunavik or explore the urban wonders of Montreal, here are links to travel guides[…]
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Are you planning a trip by car to Quebec from Toronto? Wondering how long it will take? What is the best and quickest route? Depending on where you’re going in Quebec , the driving distances to certain destinations can range from an easy day’s drive to a 2-day or more[…]
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First-time English-speaking visitors to Quebec usually have questions about how to travel successfully in a province where French is the primary language. Is English Widely Spoken in Quebec? It depends where you travel in Quebec. Quebec is the only Canadian province where French is the official language, and the vast[…]
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