Quebec is especially unique since it is the only province in Canada where French is the most common language. Québec City, and more specifically Old Town Québec, is a direct portal to historic Europe. It’s classically beautiful, poised, and beguiling. For anyone in North America who dreams of a romantic cobblestoned getaway, but doesn’t want to spend the time or money to get to Europe, Québec City is your place. In contrast, Montreal is a “lifestyle city,” like Los Angeles or Milan, with neighborhoods packed with art, beauty, history, delicious food, and gorgeous views. Each borough has its own gems to discover. It’s the kind of city you can return to again and again!
On a quest to find Le 4e Mur (The 4th Wall), a hidden Montreal speakeasy behind a brick wall where we could sip prohibition-style craft cocktails.
Staying in a tree house in the wild Canadian forest by a fjord was an opportunity to slow down and relax in the profound silence of nature.
A little bit of courage, respect, and perhaps the promise of maple butter go a long way towards making a connection when hanging out with wolves in Quebec.
During my amazing Canadian road trip, my friends and I stopped in at the Chevrier du Nord where the Pilote family raises angora baby goats in Quebec.
Here’s what to do when visiting Montreal, the kind of city filled with hidden gems that you can return to again and again, newly delighted each time. Download your own Montreal guide to take with you!
For those in North America dreaming of a romantic cobblestoned getaway without spending the time or money to go to Europe, Old Town Quebec City is for you!
Comfortable, rustic rooms in which to spend the night, a spa and restaurant, plus 11 other reasons why animal lovers should visit Ferme 5 Etoiles in Québec.
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Nathalie Thibault, a socially conscious forager, goes foraging for her items herself to be used at the Cafe du Presbytere in Saguenay, Québec.
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